Mount Ida College is closing its doors after years of providing a liberal arts education to students, many of them with low income backgrounds. It’s news when a school that boasted having 1,400 students has fallen into financial disaster. Current word is that Mount Ida will shut…
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Journalist Lauren Southern the latest to be banned from the country Popular Canadian activist Lauren Southern was detained by Border Force in Calais and barred from entering the #United Kingdom. Officials with the UK Home Office said that Border Force has the power to refuse entry to anyone they consider to have a…
Avengers: Infinity War moved up to make room for “Solo” film Marvel Studios and Disney have just made comic book fans very happy. The studios have announced that the release date for “Marvel’s Avengers: Infinity War” has been moved to April instead of its already scheduled…
Former Trump adviser Steve Bannon is testifying before the House Intelligence Committee next Tuesday as part of their investigation into Russian meddling into the 2016 election. Bannon hired top DC lawyer Bill Burck. Burck currently represents White House counsel Don McGahn and former White House Chief…
YouTube is announcing that they are cutting ties with YouTube celebrity Logan Paul, after he uploaded a video containing graphic footage of a suicide victim hanging from a tree. Logan Paul is losing access to Google’s premium ad program. He is no longer a part of…
The surprise winter storm that is hitting the East Coast, including New York is causing massive problems for the JFK Airport. A frozen water pipe burst and partially flooded Terminal 4, which is the hub for international arrivals. JFK Airport officials temporarily shut down the arrivals…
Former Boston Archbishop Bernard Law died in Rome on Tuesday. Cardinal Law resigned his post as archbishop in 2002 following the investigation into the abuse of children in Boston archdiocese. Following his resignation, Pope John Paul II appointed Bernard Law as Archpriest of the Basilica di Santa…
Twitter has begun a massive purge of accounts that went against their “hateful conduct policy.” The social media company announced their changes last month saying they would permanently suspend any account usernames, profile bios and display names—that displays “violent threats, multiple slurs, epithets, racist or sexist tropes,…
It’s a “Tale as old as Time” for the December 8 stage premier of Disney’s ‘Beauty and the Beast’ at Casa 0101 Theater in Los Angeles, CA. Attending Friday evenings opening with minimal expectations other than having seen the 1991 animated film and Disney’s live-action movie…
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear oral arguments over a federal statute that makes it illegal to bet on sports in a majority of the country. Legal experts see it as a fight over the U.S. Constitution and federalism vs. states’ rights. The case…