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On January 6, the defendant, representing himself, questions the son who turned him in to the FBI.

On January 6, the defendant, representing himself, questions the son who turned him in to the FBI.

WASHINGTON — A defendant's Jan. 6 trial turned into something of a family therapy session last week, when a Capitol attack defendant representing himself questioned one of his own sons, who was one of various informants who turned him in to the FBI.brian mock from Minnesota was arrested in June 2021 and later charged with various charges, including civil disorder; assaulting, resisting or hindering certain officers; and theft of government property. His non-jury trial before Chief U.S. District Judge James Boasberg, where Mock is representing himself pro se, began last week and will resume July 11, when Mock will once…
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Important research lost after custodian flips switch on lab freezer, lawsuit claims

Important research lost after custodian flips switch on lab freezer, lawsuit claims

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute filed a million-dollar lawsuit against a cleaning company after a custodian, seeking to stop a "nuisance" beeping, allegedly turned off a lab freezer, ending decades of "groundbreaking" research.The school in Troy, New York, had contracted with Daigle Cleaning Systems Inc. to clean the cogswell building laboratory between August 17, 2000 and November 27, 2020, according to a civil complaint filed this month in Rensselaer County.A laboratory freezer was set to -80 degrees Celsius, and even a "small temperature fluctuation of three (3) degrees would cause catastrophic damage and many cell cultures and samples could be lost," according…
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Giancarlo Stanton pays no attention to the boo birds at Yankee Stadium in the middle of a terrible fall

Giancarlo Stanton pays no attention to the boo birds at Yankee Stadium in the middle of a terrible fall

It's been a rough sled for New York Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton since coming off the disabled list, and the fans in the Bronx are letting him know.Fans booing their own players at Yankee Stadium aren't new, and Stanton knows it. The first season of him in pinstripes didn't go as planned, and with high expectations unfulfilled, he heard it from the Yankee faithful.Fast forward to today, where he hit .121/.215/.241 with two home runs and three RBIs in 17 games, Stanton isn't denying that he deserves the boos. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Giancarlo Stanton #27…
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Wagner mutiny is opportunity for Ukraine as counter-offensive continues

Wagner mutiny is opportunity for Ukraine as counter-offensive continues

When Yevgeny Prigozhin turned his back on Russia's war to attack his own military leaders in an armed revolt and march on Moscow, many Ukrainians described feelings of disbelief and giddiness. However, within a day, the revolt suddenly ended and only their disbelief remained. The sudden change of the mercenary leader and the announcement of a deal with the Kremlin dashed Ukrainian hopes of an insurrection to overthrow the government. While many in Ukraine believed that Russia was in the midst of a political and military turmoil that would surely have hurt President Vladimir Putin and his government, the relentless,…
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