Uncategorized

The consultant at the center of the nationwide college admissions scandal blamed his "win at all costs" attitude, which he said was caused in part by repressed childhood trauma, for his actions in a letter to the judge who will sentence him the next week.William “Rick” Singer, 62, who pleaded guilty in March 2019 to charges including racketeering conspiracy and money laundering conspiracy, is scheduled to be sentenced on January 4 in US District Court. in Boston for running the scheme that federal investigators dubbed Operation Varsity Blues.More than 50 people, including parents, coaches and others, have already been convicted…

The Tennessee Titans have two of their quarterbacks on the sidelines for their Week 17 matchup on Thursday night.Veteran starter Ryan Tannehill was already on the shelf due to a recent ankle injury, but now rookie quarterback Malik Willis is also expected to sit out against the Dallas Cowboys.The team will start with recently signed quarterback Joshua Dobbs, according to a report from CBS Sports.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Joshua Dobbs of the Cleveland Browns warms up before a game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at FirstEnergy Stadium on November 27, 2022 in Cleveland. (Nick Cammett/Diamond Images…

After a motorist stranded in the deadly winter storm in upstate New York found a safe place to get out, he did his best to carry dozens of others as well, in what officials are calling a heroic rescue and that saved lives. effort. Jay Withey, 27, of Kenmore, New York, made sure the 24 people who were trapped on the side of the road during the brutal storm got out of danger, police said. The snowstorm stranded Withey in Cheektowaga, just east of Buffalo, on Friday. When he began to run out of gas Saturday morning, he decided to…

WASHINGTON — An Arizona man who became the target of online conspiracy theories after joining protesters outside the Capitol on January 6, 2021, told a House committee he was not secretly working for the government. during the attack and that the campaign against him has destroyed his life.Ray Epps told the committee on January 6 that the theory that he was working for the FBI never made much sense, since his image appeared on an FBI poster immediately after the attack. He was not working for the CIA, the National Security Agency or the Washington Metropolitan Police Department, he said.“The…