The world has experienced much turmoil in 2022. The Russian invasion of Ukraine, the continued growth of an aggressive Iranian nuclear program, a provocative China, and the reemergence of the Islamic State (ISIS) and Al-Qaeda, the world remains a dangerous place. However, one troubled area that deserves a renewed focus …
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Louisiana mom of twin preemies who gets baby formula via Facebook says people 'forgot' about shortage
As the baby formula shortage continues across America, us-regions who relies on a Facebook group to obtain the formula she needs for her premature newborns wants to remind others that the crisis is still dire — and that it should not be buried or ignored. “We were put in a …
Read More »'Full House’ star Dave Coulier on meeting the late Bob Saget for the first time: ‘We became instant friends’
“Full House” star Dave Coulier is remembering his good pal and co-star, the late Bob Saget. Saget died Jan. 9. The “tv” target=”_blank”>Full House< that I am embarrassed to actually say what the content was,” Coulier added. “But the three of us used to make each other laugh really hard, …
Read More »NASA Webb Telescope’s ‘first light’ images nearly bring tears to astronomers’ eyes
Nearly six months after the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers have started receiving images from the powerful telescope, showing the far reaches of the universe. NASA won’t share some of these images with the public until July 12, but astronomers have provided us a glimpse of what …
Read More »Wildland firefighters training to combat national shortage
WENATCHEE, Wash. – The U.S. Forest Service reported a nationwide wildland firefighter shortage this year, but new recruits could soon help fill the gap. The next group of firefighters is training at the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Foresta> in Washington state.< Wildland firefighter trainees taking part in field drills in the Okanogan-Wenatchee …
Read More »North Philadelphia woman, 21, fatally shot outside bar: 'When do you get tired of burying your children?'
A 21-year-old philadelphia” target=”_blank”>Philadelphia woman< into the Philly Bar & Grill and then fled the scene in a vehicle, according to the Philadelphia Police Department. SEAN TOOMEY’S FATHER SPEAKS OUT AFTER 2 PHILADELPHIA TEENS CHARGED IN FATAL SHOOTING OF SON: ‘ROT IN HELL’ “She’s just a good kid that worked …
Read More »Catholic bishops speak out against Biden Title IX expansion, highlight 'sad irony' of proposal
The religion released a statement Wednesday condemning the Biden administration’s proposed changes to Title IX. The religion” target=”_blank”>USCCB commented< Cardinal Timothy Dolan speaks during the Ash Wednesday service at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York, Feb. 17, 2021. (Reuters/Brendan McDermid) “But even at this early stage, it is apparent that …
Read More »Sean Toomey's father speaks out after 2 Philadelphia teens charged in fatal shooting of son: 'Rot in Hell'
John Toomey, father of deceased 15-year-old Sean Toomey, on Wednesday reacted to news of two Philadelphia teenagers charged in the brazen crime” target=”_blank”>March 24 shooting death< last week announced the arrests of Daniel Gardee, 17, and Saahir Teagle, 17, who stand accused of fatally shooting the 15-year-old while he was …
Read More »Carnival cruise brawl caught on camera broke out over alleged cheating, passenger says
An all-out brawl that broke out between dozens of passengers general ship was sparked over allegations of cheating while on the trip, according to an eyewitness passenger who shared video of the fight with Fox News Digital. Theresa James, who said she is a travel agent, told Fox News Digital …
Read More »New Mexico due to pay federal government over $19 million following SNAP mishandling
New Mexico will pay the federal government more than $19 million to settle a claim by the Department of Agriculture that the state mishandled nutrition-and-fitness and overpaid some needy families in 2014 and 2016, a newspaper reported Tuesday. The Albuquerque Journal said in a copyright story that the state has …
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