Cyclospora outbreak dubbed

As the cyclospora outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce spread to nine states, Americans have dubbed the health concern “lettuce-gate” on social media, and they aren’t convinced the situation is under control. Days after Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. tried to calm growing concerns about the parasitic illness, saying that the source of the outbreak has been … Read more

Ex-Biden aide dubbed ‘Baghdad Bob’ reemerges with Jill Biden spat, new gig

Jill Biden rages at Democratic critics of memoir First Lady Jill Biden expressed being “frightened” by President Joe Biden’s 2024 debate performance, even suggesting he might have been having a stroke. Miranda Devine, a New York Post columnist, discusses the public reaction and comments from former White House spokesperson Andrew Bates, whom Jill Biden publicly … Read more

Gang leader dubbed

Authorities in Honduras said Tuesday they arrested the man they believe masterminded the killings of 19 workers at a palm plantation last month. The killings took place in Rigores, in the restive Bajo Aguan region of Honduras, where rival gangs have fought over control of palm farms and drug trafficking routes. Carlos Molina — also … Read more

Albino buffalo dubbed

An albino buffalo nicknamed “Donald Trump” has been spared from sacrifice in a religious festival in Bangladesh. The animal has its familiar hairdo to thank, after images of its golden tuft went viral online. It had been slated for traditional sacrifice as part of festivities for the Eid al-Adha holiday, which Muslims around the world … Read more

FLASHBACK: Swalwell was dubbed Hunter Biden’s ‘biggest cheerleader’

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! As now-former Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., continues to face a reckoning over multiple sexual assault allegations and past scandals, his praise of Hunter Biden and Hunter’s wealthy Hollywood “sugar brother” lawyer, who donated tens of thousands of dollars to Swalwell’s failed gubernatorial campaign, has resurfaced “Eric Swalwell … Read more

Notorious police commander dubbed

One of South Africa’s most notorious apartheid police commanders testified on Monday at an inquiry into the killing of four activists in 1985 as part of the country’s renewed focus on atrocities committed by security forces during decades of forced racial segregation that went unpunished. Eugene de Kock, dubbed “Prime Evil” for his role in … Read more