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Construction on a new Navy ship has started in San Diego named after slain gay rights leader Harvey Milk. Milk was the first openly gay man elected in the state of California. The ship, which is being built at NASSCO San Diego, will ultimately become a fleet oiler which will be used to replenish fuel, oil and dry goods to Navy ships at sea.  Kathy Baker, a logistics engineer with 45 years at NASSCO, made the ceremonial first cut of steel for the ship.   Work has begun on constructing a Military Sealift Command fleet oiler after the pioneering gay leader, Harvey Milk Stuart Milk, center, the nephew of civil rights leader Harvey Milk, stands next to a photo of the USNS Harvey Milk during a ship naming ceremony 'I was shocked,' she said to the San Diego Tribune. 'I was honored. Felt all the time, effort and hard work I put in all these years was appreciated.' Milk, who came from a naval family, served as a Navy diving officer during the Korean War. His nephew, … [Read more...] about San Diego shipbuilder begins construction on the U.S. Navy ship Harvey Milk named after the slain gay rights activist

A 13-year-old boy has been arrested after a college student was stabbed while walking through a park earlier this week. New York City police arrested the boy after Tessa Majors, 18, was stabbed multiple times with a knife on Wednesday evening during an apparent mugging in a Manhattan park. Ms Majors was walking through Harlem's Morningside Park near her school, Barnard College when she was attacked, according to the New York Police Department. Police believe there were up to three attackers. Preliminary reports suggest Tessa was stabbed several times in the face, neck, and under her arm after she resisted her attackers. The victim was able to stagger out of the park to seek help at a nearby school security booth, but was declared dead at Mount Sinai St. Luke’s Hospital. She was completing her first semester at the women-only college after leaving her home in Charlottesville, Virginia, to move to the city. Morningside Park has long had a reputation for being unsafe and the site of … [Read more...] about Boy, 13, arrested after college student, 18, stabbed while walking through park

It was some way, some moment, some match and some occasion in which to chalk up goal number 178, and with it claim Manchester City’s all-time scoring record, but then Sergio Aguero always did have an acute sense of timing. A fabulous game of football was ultimately decided by a fabulous finish from a player small in stature but giant in personality and influence. Aguero’s personal reward is a place in City’s history books. City’s reward on the night was a place in the Champions League knockout rounds with two group games to spare and another wave of plaudits for a side that have bags of character and resilience to supplement all those rich, swashbuckling qualities. To put this result into context, Napoli had conceded just three goals at the Stadio San Paolo this season going into the game. That City breached their opponents’ net four times said as much about their talent as their perseverance and ability to recover so strongly from a taxing first half hour … [Read more...] about Napoli 2 Manchester City 4: Sensational City through as Sergio Aguero becomes club’s all-time top scorer

Parents are being “left in the dark” over who really runs schools in England, according to parliament’s education committee. It has called for the government to overhaul the oversight of academy chains after a string of high-profile failures. Robert Halfon, the Conservative MP who chairs the committee, signalled to the the new education secretary, Damian Hinds, that the system of regulation had created overlaps and confusion, allowing some multi-academy trusts (Mats) to escape oversight. “We are particularly concerned by the extent to which failing trusts are stripping assets from their schools. It is not clear to us that all schools are benefiting from joining Mats, or that trusts are providing value for money,” Halfon said in a letter to Lord Agnew, the academies minister. Academies are state schools directly accountable to the Department for Education (DfE), rather than local authorities. The government has long claimed that converting schools into … [Read more...] about MPs call for overhaul in oversight of England’s academy school chains

Tributes have been paid to 'amazing' and 'very talented' freshman Tessa Majors who was brutally stabbed to death near Barnard College's Manhattan campus.    Majors, from Charlottesville, Virginia, was killed in Morningside Park at around 5.30pm on Wednesday by two men who allegedly demanded money from her before stabbing her multiple times.  Her friends and family have paid tribute to the 18-year-old, who was described as a 'great performer' who had a 'commanding presence' on the stage.  'We lost a very special, very talented, and very well-loved young woman,' a statement from her family said. 'Tess shone bright in this world and our hearts will never be the same.'  Freshman Tessa Majors (pictured) who was brutally stabbed to death near the Barnard College's Manhattan campus was scheduled to play two gigs in her hometown during the winter break Jeyon Falsini, assistant manager at the venue The Southern Cafe and Music Hall where Majors had performed … [Read more...] about Tributes are paid to ‘amazing’ Barnard College freshman Tessa Majors who was murdered in a Manhattan park as the talented musician is described as a ‘blonde rocker’ and ‘great performer’