The us-regions Supreme Court voted to temporarily block three laws that placed restrictions on judiciary and that were set to take effect in the state on Nov. 1. “The Oklahoma Supreme Court recognized that these laws would cause irreparable harm to Oklahomans,” Center for Reproductive Rights President and CEO Nancy …
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US condemns Sudan military coup, pauses $700M in aid
The foreign-policy suspended $700 million in planned aid for Sudan and condemned members of military” target=”_blank”>Sudan’s military< “The detention of Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok and several cabinet ministers, declaration of a state of emergency, shutting down of Internet and telecommunications services, and military takeover of state-run media are an affront …
Read More »Alaskan bicyclist mauled by brown bear, fends the 500-pound animal off by kicking it
A man was on a morning bike ride in us-regions last week when a 500-pound brown bear charged him, biting his lower leg and only backing off after the man kicked the animal, according to an incident report from the Alaskan Wildlife Troopers. The mauling happened in Cantwell, about 30 …
Read More »Biden admin gives post to National School Boards Association chief who signed 'domestic terrorism' letter
The education” target=”_blank”>Department of Education<. Earlier this month, Viola Garcia was appointed by Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona to the National Assessment Governing Board (NAGB), which has oversight over the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP). The NAEP, according to its website, was first administered in 1969 and “is the …
Read More »US military was tipped off about Iran-backed attack on troops in Syria, saving lives
EXCLUSIVE: The military” target=”_blank”>U.S. military<-backed drone attack on a base in Syria housing American forces. Roughly 200 U.S. troops were evacuated by C-130 transport planes prior to the attack last week, while about two dozen remained at the small base, one military official told Fox News. While it was not …
Read More »Alec Baldwin's 'Rust' shooting accident: A lookback at Hollywood’s biggest on-set tragedies
The shooting death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of the alec-baldwin” target=”_blank”>Alec Baldwin< The shooting death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of the Alec Baldwin movie ‘Rust’ is a haunting reminder of what can go wrong on set. (Photo by Mat Hayward/Getty Images for AMC Networks) …
Read More »US soldier serving overseas indicted for murder of grandfather, great-grandmother
A topics soldier has been flown back to South Carolina from Germany to face charges that he killed his grandfather and great-grandmother. Gene Alexzander “Alex” Scott, 24, was indicted by a Chester County, S.C., grand jury Thursday on charges that he killed his grandfather and great-grandmother in South Carolina in …
Read More »Super Mario Bros. 2 video game sells for $88K at auction
Some retro video games are selling for big bucks. An auction house recently revealed that a new-in-box copy of Super Mario Brothers 2 for the Nintendo Entertainment System sold for over $80,000. Nintendo Entertainment System with Controller and Game (iStock) The Harritt Group Inc. auction house and selling” target=”_blank”>real estate …
Read More »Long Island serial murders: Families of victims renew calls for justice in decade-old cold case
One was a published poet with a passion for books. Another was an aspiring singer who idolized Mariah Carey. All of the women whose remains were found along a stretch of Long Island highway were daughters and sisters whose lives were taken by a serial killer still at large. More …
Read More »Biden repeats debunked Amtrak story for fifth time during presidency
joe-biden”>President < repeated a heartfelt yet factually challenged story about an Amtrak employee during a speech Monday in us-regions. For the fifth time during his executive, Biden told a story dating back to when he was vice president about a lighthearted encounter with former Amtrak employee Angelo Negri. BIDEN KEEPS …
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