Jack Davis

1 week ago | westernjournal.com | Jack Davis

Efforts to remove soda and candy from the list of products that can be bought through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program are moving forward. The Department of Agriculture is putting requests from states to make changes to the program — often referred to by its former name of food stamps — on a fast track for approval, according to The Wall Street Journal.

1 week ago | westernjournal.com | Jack Davis

Two Chicago men have been charged in a long-cold case after one of them made admissions during a lie detector test he had to take to become a Chicago police officer. Stephone Arnold, 30, and his brother, Sherrow Harris, 35, were charged with sexual assault, according to CWB Chicago. Arnold applied to become a police officer, but during a polygraph “made admissions” about the dormant case, according to prosecutors.

1 week ago | westernjournal.com | Jack Davis

As shown in a clip posted to YouTube, Hannity asked Witkoff whether Putin was stringing Trump along while hoping to pound Ukraine into a final submission. “A lot of people are skeptical, Steve,” Hannity said, adding, “Is there, with Putin, a deal emerging, or is he trying to buy time, knowing that Putin sees a window of opportunity without hundreds of billions of U.S. dollars in weaponry, you know, giving him a military advantage? Do you really see a deal emerging?

1 week ago | westernjournal.com | Jack Davis

Mark Antal served in Delta Force. He works for a charity that delivers aid to war-torn Ukraine. But it was on a Sunday morning in Manhattan that he ended up wounded and bleeding. The decorated veteran was allegedly hit in the head with a brick by a homeless multiple offender after doing nothing more than waiting for his daughters, according to the New York Post. The incident took place at about 11:30 a.m. Sunday when Antal, 54, was waiting for his daughters outside of a pilates studio.

1 week ago | westernjournal.com | Jack Davis

A leader of the anti-Israel movement at Columbia University in the aftermath of the Hamas terror attack on Israel has been detained by immigration authorities. Mohsen Mahdawi was summoned to the Colchester, Vermont, office of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Monday. He expected to take a test to become a naturalized citizen. Instead, agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested him, according to the Intercept.