Federal labor board demands Washington Post rehire reporter fired over social media attacks

The National Labor Relations Board is seeking reinstatement and back pay for former Washington Post reporter Felicia Sonmez, who was fired in 2022 after attacking colleagues and fiercely criticizing the paper on social media.  Sonmez was terminated for insubordination after she continued condemning other Post reporters online despite multiple memos issued by then-executive editor Sally Buzbee calling…

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First-known puberty blocker patient says ‘insulting’ youth gender movement makes mockery of true dysphoria

The first known patient to take puberty blockers to treat gender dysphoria sharply rebuked the modern youth gender identity movement as “insulting” in a podcast interview with the New York Times published last week. The Times spoke with “FG,” a patient in adolescent transgender medicine from the Netherlands, who was the first known person given…

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State Department reveals plan to deliver ‘life-saving’ meals to 1.4M starving children

FIRST ON FOX: The U.S. State Department and Secretary Marco Rubio punched back at claims that contracts providing Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Foods (RUTFs) have been halted and affirmed the agency will continue its commitment to “delivering critical humanitarian aid.” “As USAID transitions under the State Department, our commitment to delivering critical humanitarian aid remains steadfast and aligned…

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Diddy’s request for mistrial denied as rapper’s ex reveals details of alleged forced ‘hotel nights’

Judge Arun Subramanian denied Sean “Diddy” Combs’ request for a mistrial Tuesday morning ahead of the cross-examination of the rapper’s ex-girlfriend. Jurors heard testimony last week from Cassie Ventura’s friend, Bryana “Bana” Bongolan, who claimed Diddy dangled her off a 17th floor balcony in September 2016. Portions of her testimony were questioned after Bana couldn’t…

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