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Former Employee Says Work From Home Policy Was a 'F**k You' From CEO in Viral Post
The company told their employees that they had one year to return to office even if it meant relocating, the post claims.
Jan. 6 Rioter Sentenced to Probation Through 2024 to Avoid 'Falling for False Gods'
"We ride for Trump, we die for Trump," Jacob Wiedrich said in a video he recorded during the Capitol riot.
Worker Pranks Customers With Fake Snake in Viral Video Seen 4M Times: 'I'm in Stitches'
"The grip he had on that pack of chips though," one commenter said about one person's reaction to noticing the serpent imposter.
Some California Students to Receive $10K for Tuition After Completing 450 Volunteer Hours
Up to 6,500 undergraduate students will be selected to take part in the volunteer program over two academic years.
Woman's Video to Boss Showing Snowstorm Goes Viral: 'The Snow Is Up to the Door'
"Ask your boss to get you if it's that urgent. Recently learned totaling my car on black ice was not worth the 60$ I made a day," a TikTok commenter wrote.
Cowboy Boots Lead Cops to Charge Man in Death of Young Mother, Beating of 4-Year-Old Girl
Jose Escalante-Corchado was charged with first-degree murder in connection to the death of Mackenzie Hopkins, who was found dead in her bathtub.
What's Next for Voting Rights Legislation as Bills Set to Stall in Senate
Experts said President Joe Biden and the Democrats are going to have to seriously start considering a "Plan B" on voting rights legislation.
2 Patients Found Dead at Understaffed Nursing Home During Winter Storm: Police
Thomasville Police Captain Brad Saintsing stated that "weather and road conditions contributed to the inadequate staffing issues."
Starbucks, Which Employs 228K in U.S., Reverses COVID Vaccine Mandate After SCOTUS Ruling
Starbucks told employees on Tuesday that it would comply with the Supreme Court's ruling against the Biden administration's COVID-19 vaccination mandate.
Wealthy California District to Restrict Water for Residents Consistently Overusing Supply
The Las Virgenes Municipal Water District will restrict water flow to houses fined three times for exceeding their water budget.
Oklahoma's Substitute Teacher Order Not New to Students Already Being Taught by Police
Officers from Moore Police Department served as teachers at Creek Elementary, Houchin Elementary and Broadmoore Elementary on Tuesday.
Biden Struggles to Convince Americans of COVID Strategy as First Year Ends
Nearly 50 percent of Americans say they disapprove of the way the president is handling the pandemic, according to polling.
Thousands of College Students Are Petitioning Against Three Universities' Booster Mandates
Stanford University, George Mason University and Cornell University are under fire by more than 3,000 students for their COVID-19 booster mandates.
Highway Patrol Under Fire for Investigation Into Fatal Car Crash Involving South Dakota AG
Lawmakers in South Dakota have begun to consider impeachment for the attorney general for his involvement in a fatal car crash in September 2020.
USPS Free COVID Test Order Problems Reported as 'Small Percentage' Affected
Some reported the USPS website was mistakenly enforcing the 'four test per residential address' cap on apartment buildings and other multi-unit dwellings.
Boeing Takes Hit as Its 777, 787 Planes Appear Susceptible to 5G Network
The 5G signals could interfere with airplane systems using radio altimeters, including autopilot, collision warnings and flight controls.
Attempted Reagan Assassin John Hinckley Jr. Is Starting a Band and Looking for Musicians
Hinckley tweeted on Monday that he is seeking a bass player, drummer and lead guitarist, and instructed anyone interested to send their bio to a P.O. box.
Ex-Walmart Worker Spills Store 'Secrets' Such As Freezing Shoppers' Screens
Secrets included a technique the alleged worker used to stop self-checkout shoplifters in their tracks, without them even knowing.
Man Hangs Up on Manager Who Asked Him to Work on Day Off in Video Viewed Over 2M Times
"Managers really have the nerve to guilt trip you into going to work when you're not supposed to be there," noted one commenter.
COVID Live Updates: Rep. Mike Turner 'Will Not Comply' With Testing Request
The White House expands availability of COVID test, N95 masks ahead of Biden's press conference to mark one year in office. Follow Newsweek for the latest.
Biden Gets an 'F'—37 Percent of Voters Say He's Failed After a Year in Office
Roughly half of voters also gave Biden a failing grade on foreign relations, COVID-19 and the economy.
How to Watch Biden Speech Today: Time, Live Stream of First Press Conference in 10 Months
In Biden's first solo press conference in 10 months, he will likely discuss the pandemic and his administration's successes during his first year in office.