The Daily Populous

The city of Knoxville and its police department declined to comment on Williams-Clabo’s lawsuit.

Then, he watched him jump a fence and run across a parking lot toward a restaurant that sits above the Tennessee River.

Seconds later, at 10:14 a.m., Clabo fell over the brushy riverbank and tumbled into the murky waters of the Tennessee. »

Olga Kharlan's disqualification for not shaking hands with her Russian opponent after defeating her at the world championships has been reversed.

The International Fencing Federation (FIE) on Friday reversed its decision to disqualify Ukrainian fencer Olga Kharlan, allowing her to participate in the upcoming team competition.

Smirnova immediately approached Kharlan with hand extended, but the Ukrainian simply held out her saber toward the Russian. »

Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-Rhode Island) filed a bill on Wednesday that would specifically bar large corporations from being able to take an income tax deduction from certain defamation payments.

The legislation is seemingly aimed directly at barring Fox from being able to diminish the impact of its settlement payment over actions that likely had a huge impact on eroding American democracy.

Lawmakers have condemned the tax loophole, saying that the public should not have to suffer even further from Fox’s lies. »

A Final Fantasy figurehead is pushing for a Final Fantasy 6 remake - again.

Just last month, Final Fantasy mainstay developer Yoshinori Kitase revealed that while a Final Fantasy 6 remake would be "difficult," he's constantly being approached by other developers at Square Enix, who want the remake of one of the best Final Fantasy games to eventually happen.

The studio might've wrapped up work on Final Fantasy 16 (for now), but there's still Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth and Final Fantasy 7: Ever Crisis coming within the next year or so, to name just two major ongoing Final Fantasy-related projects. »