Florida IHOP waitress fired for buying homeless man a meal
After buying a homeless man a stack of pancakes with her own money, IHOP management fired Victoria Hughes, an employee of 13 years.
•Noah Ryan
Noah Ryan
Washington, D.C. police officers found guilty in 2020 traffic death of Karon Hylton-Brown
The verdict last December is the first time a Washington D.C. police officer has been charged and found guilty of murder.
•Noah Ryan, Nick Barrickman
Virginia’s Republican Governor vows to reimburse businesses fined for COVID-19 health violations
Youngkin promised to pay back all businesses in the state fined during the first years of the pandemic for violating public health rules.
•Noah Ryan, Nick Barrickman
Bomb threats sent to historically black colleges across the United States
The series of threats against historically black colleges and the law-and-order response of authorities follow protests and demonstrations at schools and universities against inequality and the spread of COVID-19.
•Dominic Gustavo, Noah Ryan
Virginia legal aid groups drop lawsuit against unemployment agency despite massive backlog of unresolved claims
The dropping of the lawsuit comes as the Democratic Party statewide and nationally seeks to accustom the population to an unending pandemic in which nearly 900,000 Americans have lost their lives and over 500,000 people contract COVID-19 daily.
•Nick Barrickman, Noah Ryan
Virginia surpasses 500,000 COVID-19 cases: A product of the “herd immunity” policies of the state’s Democratic Party government
After lifting restrictions in early summer, the state has accumulated hundreds of thousands of positive cases and thousands of deaths.
•Noah Ryan
Young people speak out about the unprecedented collapse in their living conditions since the pandemic began
Over half of all people between the ages of 18 and 29 in the United States have been forced to move in with relatives or friends since the pandemic began in March.
•Noah Ryan, Nick Barrickman
Percentage of young adults living with parents higher than during the Great Depression
According to a new study, 52 percent of young people ages 18-29 lived with their parents in July this year, nearly six months after the onset of the pandemic in the US.
•Noah Ryan