News about Dan Johnson

According to reports, the Illinois State Capitol building is under lockout due to a suspected gunman. According to X, police cars have surrounded the building from photos taken by local news station WICS. On X, Illinois lobbyist Dan Johnson said, "I'm locked in a legislative office in the Illinois Capitol complex, while there is a building lockdown from someone calling in a threat with a pistol."

This is the BBC News. RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: This is the BBC News. Following a partially political broadcast in favor of asylum seekers, there has now been a partial political broadcast. This alleged piece of 'journalism' was delivered in the same, hand-wringing tone as those daytime television commercials depicting bedraggled African children drinking contaminated water from polluted rivers or urging you to give £2 a month to a donkey sanctuary, according to my opinion, this piece of 'journalism' was pure Leftist propaganda. With all the credibility of a gullible first-year media studies student intending on a career on the Guardian, Dan Johnson made us all feel guilty about the plight of homeless young men who were banned from attending the floating asylum hostel in Bibby Stockholm.

As parents protest the public school system, wealthy San Francisco private schools want to upgrade their campuses and increase the number of students. 28.13 percent of San Francisco Unified School District students did not comply with the state test English language requirement in 2023, and 33.89 percent did not meet the math requirements. Although there hasn't been a reported mass enrollment of public school students, several private universities are attempting to expand their campuses to make room for more students.

Ashna Hurynag was speaking a few kilometers away from the rocky shore of St Helier, on the island of Jersey, when she was pushed to the ground, evicting briefly from screens. So far, the Channel Islands have been battered by Storm Ciaran, with scores of residents being evacuated from their homes as roofs were blown off and windows broken in, with winds up to 110 mph. As the reporter battled with the winds while talking to her colleagues back in their London studio, she confessed to viewers: "I've never felt wind speeds like this."

EXCLUSIVE: MailOnline spent a week in a foreign country on a winning ticket before Omaze began buying 'raffling' mansions in 2020, and most of them are not lived in. Of the 14 stunning homes that have been won, only three of them are still live in by the people who scooped their bricks and mortar - or in some cases, modern-looking steel and glass - jackpots.