Americans looking for a lower cost of living have long been drawn to Texas. A lot of Americans have moved to Texas over the years because of its low taxes, strong job market, and nice people. But a strange new risk is appearing for people who want to move to the Lone Star State. Wildfires … Read more
This week, a public college in Florida threw away hundreds of books. Many of the books that were thrown away seemed to have something to do with women’s rights, LGBTQ problems, or race. Someone from the Sarasota Herald-Tribune shared photos and videos on social media that show the books in at least one dumpster and … Read more
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested a Haitian man who was in the U.S. illegally on charges of raping a pregnant woman at a migrant hotel in Massachusetts. Marc Kervens Beauvais, 34, was caught on August 13 in the city of Peabody, which is north of Boston. This was almost two weeks after he … Read more
A Lakewood dentist’s license to numb patients was recently taken away permanently because of unsafe practices after a man who was already sick died during a treatment to remove several teeth. The Dental Quality Assurance Commission of the state Department of Health and Thi Nguyen, who runs Gravelly Lake Dentistry, agreed to an order last … Read more
Jennifer Delgado, a 32-year-old Texas woman, is facing criminal charges after police say they discovered five children, including two infants, abandoned in her car in a shallow ditch during a police chase. According to Fox station KWKT, the chase began on August 11 at 8:45 p.m. when McLennan County Sheriffs responded to a report of … Read more
A watchdog group has found 35 “rogue election officials” from almost all battleground states who have refused to confirm election results in the past and “may be in a position to do so again.” Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) put together a report with a list of dozens of politicians and their … Read more
WASHINGTON — It hurt and bled a lot, and Kyleigh Thurman didn’t know that her unplanned pregnancy could kill her. She was given a pamphlet about miscarriages and told to “let nature take its course” by doctors at Ascension Seton Williamson in Texas before being sent home without care for her ectopic pregnancy. When the … Read more
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Gov. Kathy Hochul welcomed back 21 firemen to the Empire State after they fought fires in Oregon and Montana for two weeks. A written statement said that the firefighters were “wildland firefighters led by New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Forest Rangers.” They fought the Grouse Fire in Montana and … Read more
While the War of 1812 was going on, Samuel A. Neale was in the Maryland State Militia. A black man named Samuel A. Neale fought in the Maryland State Militia during the War of 1812. After his death, he was officially recognized as a veteran of the US Armed Forces. This ended a campaign started … Read more