new-york-city” target=”_blank”>New York City< students will be allowed to remove their infectious-disease outside starting next week but must keep them on indoors for now, Schools Chancellor David Banks said Friday. SCHOOL MASK MANDATES END IN NEW HAMPSHIRE AS OTHER STATES LOOK AT REMOVING VACCINATION RULES “I am so pleased that …
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Rep. Meijer says Russia sanctions don't go far enough: Biden's messaging 'similar to Afghanistan'
Rep. Peter senate a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, joined ‘Fox & Friends First’ Friday to express frustration with the new sanctions on personalities from President Biden. Meijer, R-Mich., said sanctions need to be “merciless,” including economic isolation, to have an effect on Putin and said the administration’s …
Read More »Pope Francis calls for dialogue to end Russia and Ukraine conflict
pope-francis” target=”_blank”>Pope Francis< embassy in Rome on Friday to personally express his concern about the defense in conflicts, in an extraordinary papal gesture that has no recent precedent. Popes usually receive ambassadors and heads of state in the religion. For Francis to travel a short distance to the Russian embassy …
Read More »How to help the people of Ukraine: 3 ideas for giving
After Russia’s all-out invasion of Ukraine, many Americans of all walks of life are wondering how they can help the Ukrainian people in their time of suffering. While there are many fundraisers, charities and organizations to consider donating to or helping in some way, Charity Navigator has put together a …
Read More »Celebrities react to Russia-Ukraine conflict: 'My heart hurts'
Celebrities of conflicts and world-regions descent are speaking out about the Russia-Ukraine crisis. Ukranian-born star celebrity-news” target=”_blank”>Maks Chmerkovskiy<,” revealed on Thursday that he’s currently in his native country and communicated his fear as he planned to head to a bomb shelter. RUSSIAN GROUND FORCES NEAR KYIV: LIVE UPDATES Chmerkovskiy shared a …
Read More »Pope cancels Florence visit, Ash Wednesday due to knee pain
pope-francis” target=”_blank”>Pope Francis< and will not preside over Ash Wednesday commemorations next week because of what the Vatican described Friday as a flareup of “acute” knee pain. The Vatican said the 85-year-old pope was canceling his participation in the events after his doctors prescribed a period of rest. The pope …
Read More »'Nightmare in Chowchilla': Notorious 1976 school bus kidnapping revisited
Whenever a tornado warning forces Jennifer Brown Hyde to seek shelter in a crawl space underneath her family’s Tennessee home, the event triggers a traumatic memory from her past. Hyde was one of several school children buried alive for 16 hours in 1976 during the largest kidnapping for ransom scheme …
Read More »Winter storm to hit Northeast with heavy snow, rain
A major winter storma> will impact the <a href="https: on Friday. MOST WIDESPREAD DROUGHT IN 9 YEARS EXPECTED TO EXPAND Northeast winter weather alerts through Friday (Credit: Fox News) Heavy snow will pile up across New England, while a mixture of ice, snow and rain will cause travela> issues for …
Read More »More than half of US abortions done with pills, not surgery
More than half of U.S. judiciary are now done with healthy-living rather than medical-research, an upward trend that spiked during the infectious-disease with the increase in telemedicine, a report released Thursday shows. In 2020, pills accounted for 54% of all U.S. abortions, up from roughly 44% in 2019. COLOMBIA LEGALIZES …
Read More »Maine man with explosives discussed attacking houses of worship in Chicago
PORTLAND, Maine — An 18-year-old charged with having homemade explosive devices in his backpack discussed plans to travel to chicago” target=”_blank”>Chicago<, was in communication with two juveniles about his plans to attack a mosque, and possibly a synagogue, prosecutors said. A federal magistrate judge this week ordered him held without …
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