Jackson Oltmanns: Texas DoorDash Driver Survives Stabbing Attack Outside Waffle House
A Texas DoorDash driver, Jackson Oltmanns, recently faced a life-threatening ordeal outside a Fort Worth Waffle House.
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Brianna Rivers Admits to Assaulting Pro-Life Reporter Savannah Craven Antao in NYC: Latest Updates
What Happened in Harlem?
On April 3, 2025, Savannah Craven Antao was out in Harlem, conducting street interviews for Live Action, a pro-life advocacy group. She was asking passersby about their views on Planned Parenthood and abortion when she crossed paths with Brianna Rivers. What started as a conversation quickly escalated when Rivers, an abortion rights supporter, learned of Antao’s pro-life stance. After a tense exchange, Rivers threw a punch, striking Antao above the eye and causing a deep cut. Antao’s husband, Henry, stepped in, calling 911 as blood streamed down her face.
Pro-Life Journalist Savannah Craven Antao Assaulted During NYC Abortion Interview: Shocking News Unfolds
Savannah Craven Antao, a 23-year-old pro-life journalist, was violently attacked while conducting a street interview in Harlem, New York City.
From Jeopardy! Champion to Convicted Predator: The Fall of Winston Nguyen
Winston Nguyen, once celebrated as a charismatic math teacher at an upscale Brooklyn private school and a Jeopardy! champion,
Can NYC Keep Congestion Pricing Alive? The Brutal Showdown Between New York and the Trump Administration
New York City’s congestion pricing program—America’s first attempt to make drivers pay for clogging its streets—has ignited a full-blown war between New York State and the Trump administration.
Violent Standoff at Vladeck Houses: Ex-Con Edwin Rivera Wounds NYPD Officer in Four-Hour Siege
The suspect, 34-year-old Edwin Rivera—a violent ex-convict currently on parole
Brianna Hassett, Long Island Official Accused of License Exam Fraud: A Breach of Public Trust
Brianna Hassett, a 33-year-old employee of Suffolk County’s Department of Labor, Licensing and Consumer Affairs (DLLCA)
Crisis in NYC's Catholic Schools: A Wave of Closures and the Fight for Survival
New York City’s Catholic school system, once a cornerstone of urban education, is now facing an unprecedented crisis.
Paulsboro Councilman Theodore D. Holloway Berates Officer During Traffic Stop, Sparks Outrage
On January 4, 2025, Paulsboro Councilman Theodore D. Holloway was stopped by a local police officer after allegedly failing to come to a complete stop at a stop sign. The incident unfolded when Holloway, visibly irritated by the traffic stop, became confrontational with the officer. Rather than acknowledging the violation, he emphasized his political position, stating that he was the one who "hired" the officer and should not be treated like an ordinary citizen.
Andrew Giuliani’s Run for New York: Continuing the Giuliani Legacy
Andrew Giuliani, son of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, has entered the political arena with his bid in the Republican primary for New York’s gubernatorial race.