An Illinois woman is suing a Las Vegas bar claiming that she was hurt during a ride on its “World Famous Gyrating Johnson Mechanical Member Bull ride.” If it seems like an unnecessary use of words to you, that’s because it is.This “Gyrating Johnson” is nothing more than a mechanical penis that people attempt to ride. The woman, Amber Zabran, is suing for damages, reports 8 News Now, after she was thrown from Johnson during an attempt to ride it. Her complaint, filed in Clark County District Court last week, states she was injured when “her foot and/or ankle got caught under the main shaft area of the ride where there is a large cut-out section.”THE CRAIG CARTON SHOW–UNFILTERED, UNAPOLOGETIC AND UNMISSABLE. DOWNLOAD HIS DAILY PODCAST NOW!The Nerd, which operates the ride, is located in Downtown Las Vegas. The ride is featured on the bar’s website and challenges potential riders to “Ride it, slide it, stay on top of the World Famous Gyrating Johnson Mechanical Member Bull ride.”A slogan like that makes it an appealing challenge, doesn’t it? The point, of course, is to stay on the ride as long as you can while the operator tries to get you…

The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments Monday in the case of an incarcerated veteran who, in challenging federal rules that reduce benefits for imprisoned vets, has questioned the judicial review of claims decisions.Floyd Johnson, who served in the Army from 1983 to 1985, was sentenced in 2013 to 40 years in prison on felony charges in Florida. While incarcerated, Johnson was diagnosed with service-connected post-traumatic stress disorder and received an 80% disability rating from the Department of Veterans Affairs.Because Johnson was in prison, however, his rating was reduced to 10% because veterans who are incarcerated for more than 60 days are restricted by law from receiving full benefits. To fight the reduction, Johnson, who represented himself, filed a case in a Florida district court arguing that Congress violated his constitutional rights by instituting a law that placed caps on veterans’ benefits for those in prison.The Middle District of Florida court dismissed the case in 2022. Johnson appealed to the 11th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals, where he received legal representation and requested to name a new defendant — the VA or the VA secretary. He also strengthened his argument against the Veterans Judicial Review Act of 1988, which created a…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson, a democratic socialist, has run into major roadblocks while trying to enact her agenda in the city as she grapples with public safety concerns and homelessness.Wilson campaigned on adding 1,000 homeless shelter units in each year of her term, despite concerns from some advisors about the feasibility of the goal, according to The Wall Street Journal. However, her administration’s current plan calls for adding nearly 1,000 shelter beds by the end of 2027, the Journal reported.The mayor told The Seattle Times in September that her original goal was a way to get people talking about the crisis.The city’s business community donated $3 million toward the homelessness effort. Joe Nguyen, president and CEO of the Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce, said the money wasn’t used as City Hall ran into bureaucratic roadblocks. “Welcome to government,” he told the Journal in response to the challenges.SEATTLE MAYOR SAYS SOBRIETY WON’T BE REQUIRED AT NEW HOMELESS SHELTER Wilson surprised her supporters with a proposed budget released in September that included no new taxes and more funding for police, the Journal reported.”I have made the difficult decision to transmit a budget without major…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Loudoun County Public Schools is defending its decision to recognize October as LGBTQ+ History Month, telling Fox News Digital that the school board proclamation imposes “no requirements” on students, even as the document encourages the school community to “honor and celebrate” LGBTQ+ history and contributions throughout the school year.In a statement to Fox News Digital, Loudoun County Public Schools said that the proclamation is a school board proclamation and that there are no requirements for students.The proclamation promises an “affirming” environment and rejects discrimination based on gender identity, sexual orientation and gender expression, raising questions about how the district’s language aligns with parents who object to schools promoting contested views about sex and gender.WASHINGTON FATHER SUES SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR DENYING RELIGIOUS OPT-OUT FOR 5TH GRADER FROM LGBTQ INSTRUCTION The proclamation reads in part, “Now, be it resolved that the Loudoun County School Board recognizes October 2026 as LGBTQ+ History Month in Loudoun County Public Schools, and encourages staff, students and the community to honor and celebrate the rich history and contributions of the LGBTQ+ community to the Commonwealth of Virginia, our beautifully diverse county, and our schools during LGBTQ+ History Month and…

Air Force explosive ordnance disposal technicians will soon sport a new addition to their uniform: a rust-colored beret.Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force David R. Wolfe announced the beret authorization in a recent social media post, saying the addition represents its career field and further drives recognition for the EOD community.“EOD Airmen take on some of our joint force’s most complex and hazardous missions,” the post reads.“The beret authorization aligns EOD’s uniform distinction with its designation as a specialized conventional combat-arms career field and recognizes the community’s role in delivering combat capability at the tactical edge,” the announcement continues.The new rust-colored EOD beret was announced on social media. (Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force David R. Wolfe via Instagram)The news of the distinctive beret was released during the graduation ceremony of the inaugural Project Multi-domain Airmen for Modern Battlefield Application, or MAMBA, course, which is the service’s redesigned predeployment training pipeline for EODs, according to a release. The Project MAMBA course uses recent combat lessons and prepares EOD Airmen to operate in contested environments alongside joint and coalition forces.“As you prepare to deploy and take on one of the Air Force’s most demanding missions, carry forward the pride…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The Biden administration’s effort to combat alleged threats against school boards amid a wave of heated parent protests triggered sustained internal resistance within the Justice Department and FBI, documents released by the DOJ show.”Five years ago, Attorney General Merrick Garland issued an infamous memorandum at the urging of the National School Boards Association and White House officials, directing the FBI and United States Attorneys to consider looking for a federal hook to prosecute parents exercising their right to free speech,” Blanche posted to X on Monday, when the DOJ released the “Report to Expose the Weaponization of Government Against Parents in Schools.””Along with the report, we’ve released hundreds of exhibits and emails that make official and verify what many Americans had guessed: the Garland DOJ worked hand in hand with WH officials and the National School Boards Association to chill free speech and parental rights while they threatened to prosecute parents and label them domestic terrorists,” Blanche added. In October 2021, Attorney General Merrick Garland issued a memo directing the FBI and U.S. Attorneys to coordinate with federal, state and local law enforcement over what it described as an “increase in harassment, intimidation…

A U.S. Marine lance corporal is in custody of local authorities after being arrested for allegedly robbing and murdering a Japanese woman in Okinawa, Japan, reawakening concerns over the large American troop presence on the island.LCpl. Devin Jacob Ballard, assigned to the III Marine Expeditionary Force headquartered at Camp Courtney in Okinawa, was arrested early Sunday morning, according to a local police statement to Japan’s public broadcaster, NHK.Sometime between 2 a.m. and 4 a.m. local time on Saturday, Ballard, 20, allegedly killed Anna Yagi, a 39-year-old Naha resident, according to the NHK police statement, at a hotel in the city. Additionally, the police report stated that he stole her wallet, among other belongings.An investigation of the body found that Yagi died from suffocation. Hotel security footage shows a person with hair and tattoos that resemble those of Ballard entering a hotel room with a woman and leaving with items.Ballard was arrested early Sunday morning, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said in a social media post, calling the event “extremely brutal and heinous.”Takaichi said it caused Japan’s government to lodge a “strong” protest against the U.S. while demanding cooperation with the investigation conducted by Okinawa Prefectural Police and measures implemented to…

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It’s around 10 pm and a few friends in Kentucky are riding around on the back roads when they decide to get out and look around at a lookout.It was August, and they had visited this spot plenty of times before without an incident. This night quickly proved to be unlike their prior visits.This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. If you sign up or place a wager, FOX News may be compensated. This content was created by a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom. Shortly after getting out of their vehicles, witness Clayton reported to the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization that the group “heard what sounded like a distant knock.”CLICK HERE FOR MORE COVERAGE FROM OUTKICK OUTDOORSAfter roughly 20 seconds of dead silence, one of them suggested responding with a whistle or a howl as “it could be a Bigfoot.” Clayton says he let out a long whistle that received a response of what sounded like sticks being broken.They jumped into their vehicles and took off further down the road where they could turn around and make their way back out of the area.”On our way back we stopped again at the lookout…