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Texans running low on oxygen, energy company can’t say when power will be back amid brutal winter storm

As millions of Texans have been left without heat amid a power outage during a historically freezing winter storm, many are now reportedly running low on oxygen supplies.

NYC probing how subway serial killer suspect slipped through system, de Blasio says

New York City has launched a review of how accused “subway ripper” Rigoberto Lopez slipped through the cracks of Mayor Bill de Blasio’s social and mental welfare bureaucracy in the aftermath of an A-train slashing spree that left two dead and two others injured, Hizzoner said ...
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San Francisco police district reports 340% spike in burglaries

The spike in burglaries comes as the SFPD is estimating a nearly $37 million reduction in support from the city's general fund under a two-year budget proposal that will be presented to the San Francisco Police Commission Wednesday

FLASHBACK: Pence said in 2001 he is ‘in Congress because of Rush Limbaugh’

In 2001, former Vice President Mike Pence, who has described himself as "Rush Limbaugh on decaf," took to the House floor to extoll Limbaugh and credit him with inspiring his career. 
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Rochester woman calls for Cuomo to change nursing home visitation rules after grandmother dies from ‘neglect’

A Rochester, N.Y., woman is imploring Gov. Andrew Cuomo to reform nursing home visitation rules in the state and condemning measures he enacted, which she says are ineffective and to blame for her grandmother's death in December. 

Texas energy company can’t say when power will be back as millions left to deal with brutal winter storm

The CEO of ERCOT, the Texas energy agency that shut off the power Monday amid a brutal winter storm that has killed at least two dozen people dead and millions without heat, said Tuesday night he has no idea when the power will be ...
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Long lines form at Texas grocery stores as food demand soars amid historic storm

Panicked Texas residents scrambled to stock up on food amid a historic winter storm and power outage — sparking long lines and empty shelves at grocery stores, according to reports.

LA school board cuts police officers from schools, diverts $25M to support Black students

The Los Angeles Unified School District on Tuesday approved a plan to slash $25 million from its policing budget and cut 133 officers from schools with the intention of rediverting funds to support a proposed Black Student Achievement Plan.
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Tennessee boy, 10, dies after trying to save sister from frozen pond, reports say

A 10-year-old Tennessee boy has died this week after trying to save his sister who fell into a frozen pond behind their home, reports say. 

Faulkner: Rush Limbaugh ‘was the beginning of non-acceptance of cancel culture’

In the wake of radio pioneer Rush Limbaugh's death, Fox News "Outnumbered" host Harris Faulkner shared an experience they had together that stuck with her ever since she was a young journalist.
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