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1		Students killed in mass attack the second school shooting in 2 days A student opened fire on two classrooms at a middle school in southeast Turkey on Wednesday, killing four people and wounding 20 others, an official said, The gunman, who was also killed, arrived at the school armed with guns believed to be…
2		Former lieutenant governor of Virginia kills wife and himself Virginia’s former lieutenant governor, Justin Fairfax, has shot and killed his wife before taking his own life in an apparent murder-suicide, according to authorities in the United States. Fairfax County Police Chief Kevin Davis said on Thu…
3		Woman Killed by Police After She Stabs Young Boy at Walmart A woman was shot and killed by Omaha police Tuesday after authorities say she grabbed a 3-year-old boy in a Walmart and cut him with a knife. Police identified her as 31-year-old Noemi Guzman. Officers say she shoplifted a large knife, conf…
4		Grace Kelly Biography the Woman and the Truth Grace Kelly was an American icon who epitomized Hollywood’s Golden Age. After winning an Oscar for The Country Girl, she famously retired at 26 to marry Prince Rainier III, becoming Princess of Monaco. She transformed the tiny principality …
5		Pope Leo not afraid of Trump and we should not be either Pope Leo XIV offered as powerful a rebuke of President Trump and everything he has wrought on the world as anyone ever has. Leo spoke a few hours after Trump trashed him on social media, calling him “WEAK on Crime, and terrible for Foreign …
6		World faces food catastrophe if Strait of Hormuz disruption persists But if traffic through the strait does not resume, the shocks to energy and fertiliser markets will translate into higher commodity and retail prices later this year and into 2027, Laborde added. Exports of 20 to 45 percent of key agrifood …
7		Global oil demand to plunge amid disruptions caused by war on Iran The forecast was released after the International Monetary Fund, World Bank and IEA urged countries on Monday to avoid hoarding energy supplies and imposing export controls that could worsen the shock.
8		Permission To Enter America Can Vanish Mid Flight A routine flight became a quiet fracture point where corporate reassurance and state power collided, revealing how quickly a passenger’s assumed rights dissolve once borders intervene. The illusion of seamless travel masks a harsher truth: …
9		How the fight for public land around Los Angeles hinges on saving one parcel at a time And although that attention is more than warranted, for those of us living around Los Angeles, it’s crucial that we not miss a similar, quieter battle being fought locally by nonprofits and public agencies. Here in L.A., our wildlands are o…
10		Behind the moon for 40 minutes the greatest solitude humans have known “I’m actually getting chills right now just thinking about it,” said Artemis II Cmdr. Reid Wiseman, talking to The Times while still in space Wednesday evening (Earth time). “It was just an unbelievable sight, and then it was gone.” The cre…
11		Los Angeles population falling which could haunt us for decades High housing prices have led a growing number of residents to leave the region for more affordable parts of the country. Immigration — long a pipeline for population growth — has ebbed significantly under a federal crackdown. A rapidly agin…
12		A Child Can Be Saved Now If Her Parents Can Afford the Cure In a quiet clinic a family learns their child no longer has to die from a rare genetic disease but the cure costs more than they will ever have. As these treatments become real survival is no longer about medicine but about who can pay to l…
13		LinkedIn Discriminating Against Asians and Disabled People When a large company such as LinkedIn.com discriminates against Asians or disabled people, the public should be aware of their reprehensible and illegal practices.
14		President Trump Fires Attorney General Pam Bondi Trump removes his own top law enforcement official in the middle of escalating international tension, fracturing institutional stability at the exact moment it is most needed and raising urgent questions about whether power is being consoli…
15		Where Are All The Aliens In Our Galaxy A century of human signals has given us nothing in the way of Aliens. Our singles into space has formed a bubble barely measurable against the Milky Way’s scale—more pinprick than presence—making silence not mysterious, but inevitable.
16		Legal Pricing Tricks Are Making Everyday Purchases More Deceptive Than Ever Prices lie long before the receipt proves it, and the deception is no longer accidental but engineered. Legal pricing tricks exploit attention, fatigue, and trust, shifting real costs out of sight until the moment you can no longer walk awa…
17		AI Cameras Are Watching School Children America is quietly normalizing surveillance in schools under the banner of safety, but the cost is a generation conditioned to accept constant monitoring. What begins as protection risks becoming a permanent architecture of control.
18		Father grieves for his teen daughter who died in devastating flood 18-year-old Chloe Childress was one of the 27 kids and staff who lost their lives as a result of the floods that occurred at Camp Mystic in the previous summer. According to a recent article in New York Magazine, hChloe's father identified …
19		18-year-old girl killed in fiery crash Teenager Tessa Walker killed in a horrible firey crash is remembered as a dedicated student and talented athlete. The Park Hill School District announced the loss of senior Tessa Walker, an athlete and involved student. “It’s hard to put it…
20		Cast members of Secret Lives of Mormon Wives speak out There is footage of Paul throwing three barstools at Mortensen, but it doesn't show what happened before the video started. The sound of her daughter's sobs follows the tossing of the stool; she had been sitting on the sofa close by during …
21		Attack on Downtown Lviv Ukraine by Russian Drones in Broad Daylight "There are already 13 injured people in hospitals in Lviv," Mayor Andriy Sadovyi posted online. "The number of victims is increasing."
22		Trump says if Iran does not open the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours he would destroy their power plants Approximately 20% of the world’s oil passes through the the Strait of Hormuz, a critical trade route. Iranian attacks on ships in the area have seen the area essentially close to maritime traffic, while oil prices have soared globally.
23		Florida woman works two jobs to pay student debt “I’m just exhausted, honestly,” she said in an interview. Jordan set a short-term goal to pay off $25,000 of her student debt by October of this year. Looking toward the future, she has her eye on saving her first $100,000 between her retir…
24		Foreign element caused recall of 90000 bottles of child ibuprofen The recall of children's ibuprofen is the latest in a series of troubling episodes involving a drug trusted by millions of families to treat fever and pain. In 2018, several generic versions were pulled from shelves after dosage inconsisten…
25		How Epstein lured girls to his Zorro Ranch and kept authorities away Annie Farmer’s testimony and others revealed how Jeffrey Epstein lured vulnerable teens to his New Mexico ranch under false pretenses, then subjected them to abuse with Maxwell’s involvement. Victims described feeling powerless, silenced by…
26		A series of mistakes caused a tragic fire in Hong Kong Arrests made in connection with the Hong Kong fire as the number of deaths grows He claimed that the evidence proved that several things came together to cause the accident, such as turning off fire alarms and hose systems, using scaffoldin…
27		Rebecca Grossman murdered 2 boys when she sped through a crosswalk Grossman, the co-founder of the Grossman Burn Foundation, is serving 15 years to life in state prison for the second-degree murders of 11-year-old Mark Iskander and 8-year-old Jacob Iskander.
28		SoCal school psychologist thought he was meeting a 13 year old but it was a sting Paul Ryan Coleman, 46, of Yucaipa was arrested Tuesday following a three-month investigation by county authorities. He thought he was meeting a young school girl but it was a police sting.
29		Kids Used To Walk Home Alone Children walk home alone in Saigon. They laugh with strangers, cross crowded streets without fear, and their parents barely look up. Ask them what communism is and most shrug. Meanwhile in America, fear has reshaped childhood itself. The qu…
30		Woman Threatens Two Girls and Their Mother With A Gun A viral video showed a white woman pointing a gun at two Black girls and their mother during a mall confrontation. The internet rushed to judgment. But viral clips flatten truth. What happened before the camera rolled—and what responsibilit…
31		From Seconds to Minutes As Fusion Energy Takes a Historic Step A 22-minute plasma run in France’s WEST tokamak marks a major step toward fusion energy. Though not yet producing net power, it proves scientists can sustain the star-like conditions needed for future reactors—bringing humanity closer to cl…
32		William Shatner from Star Trek Falls From Horse With Serious Injury The 94-year-old Star Trek actor revealed the injury Sunday at the 53rd annual Saturn Awards in Burbank, California, where he accepted a Hall of Fame award on behalf of the Star Trek franchise, the outlet said. Speaking with select media, Sh…
33		Convicted murderer rearrested after cutting GPS monitor Jose Angel Aguilar, 22, was found around 11 p.m. Thursday and taken into custody without incident after Anaheim SWAT officers executed a search warrant at a motel room where the youth had been observed, according to the Orange County Probat…
34		Oil prices are skyrocketing but companies will not rush to drill in California It’s a question that touches the lives of hundreds of thousands of Californians who either live near oil wells or receive royalty checks as mineral rights owners.At a certain point, that can begin to hurt the whole local business ecosystem …
35		Jordan Jones shot dead Upon arrival at the scene, APD officers "located a victim suffering from a gunshot wound," per the press release. "Officers immediately began rendering aid until Cobb County Fire and Metro EMS arrived on scene.
36		Oscars security tighter than ever with 1 mile police buffer amid Iran war In 2003, the Academy Awards ceremony at the Dolby Theatre occurred just days after U.S. troops invaded Iraq, elevating security concerns surrounding Hollywood’s biggest night so much that they tightened security like never before.
37		Energy Department Announces two Billion for Projects Strengthening Power Grid Hurricane Beryl made landfall in Texas on July 8 and knocked out power to nearly 3 million people. It’s the second round of awards through a $10.5 billion DOE program called Grid Resilience and Innovation Partnerships. It was funded through…
38		US Embassy in Baghdad attacked with missile that hits helipad A missile struck a helipad inside the US Embassy in Baghdad, two security officials told The Associated Press news agency. On Friday, the embassy renewed its Level 4 security alert for Iraq, warning that Iran and Iran-aligned armed groups h…
39		The World of Ingrid Bergman Her mother was German and her father Swedish. Her mother died when she was three, and her father passed away when she was 12. After this tragic loss, she went to live with her unmarried aunt who died just six months after Ingrid moved in. S…
40		The exodus of California tech billionaires from the Golden State to Florida Gold Coast Much of the buzz surrounded the spectacle of Google co-founder Sergey Brin, among the world’s richest men, docking his 466-foot, $450-million yacht, the Dragonfly, in Biscayne Bay while he stepped ashore to view the art installations.
41		How to Write and Publish Science Fiction Science fiction is rebellion disguised as storytelling. To write and publish it today means mastering craft, resisting industry gatekeepers, and protecting reader rights. The genre thrives when writers seize control of their futures, refusi…
42		Explosive device thrown at protest outside NYC Mayor Mamdani home NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch said a preliminary analysis has found that the item thrown by a man at the protest was “not a hoax device or a smoke bomb”.
43		The First Years of Elvis Presley with his Parents Vernon Presley rushed forward, his hands trembling as he lifted the tiny body, warm and breathing, his cry filling the room with sudden light. “He’s alive,” he whispered, disbelief and joy mingling in his voice. “He’s alive.”
44		The Needless Murder of Over 150 Girls in Minab Iran We came to Shajareh Tayyebeh with our notebooks and our half-finished thoughts on a Saturday morning, February 28, 2026, because in Minab Saturday is still a school day. Minutes later, missiles tore the roof open and turned our classrooms i…
45		Spielberg and Coppola and Lucas is the toxic friendship that built modern Hollywood As the old studio system collapsed, into the vacuum stepped Coppola, who adapted Mario Puzo’s pulp novel The Godfather into the most decorated mob film of all time; Spielberg, who established the template for the modern summer blockbuster w…
46		The assassination of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei will likely backfire But killing an 86-year-old man who had already been planning his succession due to his ill health is not that much of a feat considering the overwhelming firepower that the US and Israel together possess. More importantly, eliminating him d…
47		The Iran strikes could become a midterm reckoning for Trump and Israel With the midterm elections approaching, this is not a good time for intraparty division. Conservative quarrelling over war with Iran and broader support for Israel could cost Republicans in November. This is crucial because Republican voter…
48		Hegseth says more US forces arriving in Middle East as Iran war ramps up “We are accelerating, not decelerating … More bombers and more fighters are arriving just today,” he told reporters, adding that the US would be using a “nearly unlimited” supply of 226kg bombs. Legal experts have slammed the offensive as a…
49		US and Israel bomb Iran with talks and threats leading up to attacks Israeli officials said their strikes targeted Iran’s military and nuclear-related infrastructure, while airspace across Israel was closed and emergency measures imposed. Several other countries in the region also announced the closure of th…
50		Wellness Influencer Gabriela Martins Santos de Moura Dead at 31 After IVF Procedure Complications Santos de Moura was transferred to a hospital and remained there for eight days while in a coma, according to G1. Monteles told the outlet that the family authorized the donation of her organs.
51		Melania Trump set to make history at UN Security Council meeting Melania Trump is about to create history as the first U.S. first lady to preside over a United Nations Security Council meeting. The event, scheduled for Monday afternoon, will see her take the president’s chair, marking the inaugural insta…
52		The six subtle signs to look out for on any day Jealousy, monitoring or guilt framed as "I just love you so much". "If affection feels overwhelming rather than reassuring.
53		Laura Lynch of the Dixie Chicks killed Now known as the Chicks, the group posted news of Lynch’s death to their Instagram. Lynch worked with the Dixie Chicks on three albums: "Thank Heavens for Dale Evans" in 1990, "Little Ol' Cowgirl" in 1992, and "Shouldn't a Told You That" in…
54		100 year old fighter pilot from Escondido receives Medal of Honor The former Navy fighter pilot, who was seated next to First Lady Melania Trump in the Capitol during the president’s address Tuesday night, flew more than 220 missions in World War II as well as the wars in Korea and Vietnam.
55		Four victims dead after stabbing attack in Washington State Officers obtained a copy of the no-contact order, but found it was not yet valid because it had not been served against the suspect. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/2/25/suspect-four-victims-dead-after-stabbing-attack-in-us-state-of-was…
56		Why AI firm is taking on Trump administration US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has given the company until Friday to loosen its rules about how its AI tools can be used by the Pentagon, or risk losing its government contract, The Associated Press and Reuters news agencies reported on …
57		Daughter and son-in-law charged with killing four family members in 2015 ‘It was a bad scene. It was probably what some of our folks would probably say was one of the worst things they’d ever seen. It was gruesome. It was gory. And it was just a devastating scene to see.”, said Sheriff Chad McBride.
58		Trial of Stanford students charged in 2024 pro-Palestinian protests deadlocked The jury voted 9 to 3 to convict on a felony charge of vandalism and 8 to 4 to convict on a felony charge of conspiracy to trespass. After deliberating for five days, jurors said they could not reach a verdict.
59		The Assassination of Malcolm X Three members of the Nation of Islam were arrested for Malcolm X’s murder in 1965, but mystery still surrounds who really killed the civil rights activist. Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X only met once. At an Organization of Afro-Ameri…
60		Audrey Hepburn Biography Audrey Hepburn was born to an English father and Dutch mother in Belgium, May 4th, 1929. Her father’s job as an insurance agent meant the family often moved between England, Holland and Belgium. In 1935, her parents divorced; one reason for…
61		Michael Caine Biography Michael Caine was born 14 March 1933 in Rotherhithe, London, England. He grew up in London, living for 18 years in a simple prefab house in Elephant and Castle. From 1952 to 1954 he served in the British Army as part of the compulsory Natio…
62		France ready to summon US ambassador over far right comments “We reject any attempt to use this tragedy … for political purposes,” he added.
63		Two more people die while skiing in the Lake Tahoe region The latest deaths happened Friday in two unrelated “fatal ski incidents” at Heavenly resort’s Boulder Lodge, according to the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, which responded just before noon.
64		Democrats fear rising that too many candidates in governor race could lead to a Republican victory Because of those concerns, the Democrats lagging at the bottom of the pack are being urged to drop out of the race to ensure that the party’s political dominance in statewide elections survives the 2026 election.
65		Trump to raise US global tariff to 15 percent after Supreme Court ruling In a post on his Truth Social platform, Trump announced the raise “effective immediately” and said the move was based on a review of the “ridiculous, poorly written and extraordinarily anti-American decision” issued by the Supreme Court on …
66		Iran will not bow down to US pressure in nuclear talks “We will not bow down in the face of any of these difficulties,” Pezeshkian said at a ceremony to honour members of the Iranian Paralympics team.
67		Trump calls justices fools and announces new global tariff after Supreme Court setback In a defiant appearance at the White House, Trump told reporters that his administration will impose new tariffs by using alternative legal means. He cast the ruling as a technical, not permanent, setback for his trade policy, insisting tha…
68		A timeline of British royal sagas and scandals down the decades His princely title was revoked last year over his links to Epstein and allegations that the two men sexually abused Virginia Giuffre when she was a teenager in the 1990s. The convicted sex offender and disgraced financier Epstein died by su…
69		UK weighs removing ex-Prince Andrew from succession line amid Epstein probe “The move would come after the ongoing police investigation has concluded,” the BBC reported.
70		After the Supreme Court ruling on tariffs companies line up for refunds Containers are stacked at the Port of Long Beach Friday, Feb. 20, 2026, in Long Beach, Calif. Damian Dovarganes/AP hide caption
71		Trump and JD Vance vilify lawless Supreme Court justices over tariff ruling “I think it’s an embarrassment to their families, you wanna know the truth, the two of them,” Trump said, referring to Justices Gorsuch and Barrett.
72		Will Marco Rubio Last As Secretary Of State Editorial A cabinet room is not built for silence. Cameras hum, chairs shift, the choreography of agreement unfolds before anyone speaks. Praise is currency there, but it is never free. When Donald Trump turned toward Marco Rubio after the …
73		MSN Deteriorates Into A Pool Of Garbage The digital news landscape has officially bottomed out as MSN swaps the dignity of the Fourth Estate for a "click-and-fuck" business model that treats the American public like a captive audience in a digital landfill. By guttering its edito…
74		Danger Lurks In The Bedroom A bedroom is assumed safe, neutral, controlled. Yet temperature — the simplest variable — may quietly shape neurological stress, cardiovascular strain, and sleep quality across a lifetime. The risk is uneven, poorly regulated, and largely i…
75		Amber Glenn Shocked Over What Madonna Said About Her Amber Glenn’s Olympic moment wasn’t just on the ice — it was in the instant she heard Madonna’s voice. A pop icon’s blessing collided with an athlete’s dream, leaving Glenn trembling, proof that sometimes the Games are about more than medal…
76		The Hidden Secret of AI Intelligence The AI industry hides a dirty secret: the "intelligence" is actually a massive, power-hungry industrial refinery. By stripping away the marketing fluff about "thinking," we reveal a system of high-speed guessing that is as fragile as it is …
77		The Vote That Was Not Supposed to Happen The House’s vote to cancel Trump’s tariffs on Canada is less about trade mechanics than about political courage. In a chamber long bent under executive power, a bipartisan crack appeared. Whether symbolic or substantive, the rebellion signa…
78		Nine-year-old Girl Killed After She Left Her Classroom A nine-year-old honor student was crushed by a broken school gate in Arizona. Her death is not just tragedy—it is indictment. When institutions ignore maintenance, children pay the price. Safety deferred becomes violence disguised as accide…
79		Is A Human Journey To Mars Feasible Human travel to Mars is sold as destiny, inevitability, and proof of civilizational courage. But physics, biology, and economics tell a colder story: the risks are not abstract, the timelines are elastic, and the costs are real.
80		A Big Win For A Lonely Woman The $32,000 gavel strike on a weathered porch crock didn’t just discover a hidden antique; it indicted a society that treats its elderly as less relevant than the clay they live among. When we only value the isolated among us through the le…
81		The Death of an Open Web Has Already Begun Big Tech gatekeepers harvest consumer wealth through subscription traps while simultaneously strangling independent thought via algorithmic erasure. This isn't a glitch in the marketplace; it is a coordinated assault on consumer autonomy an…
82		Humans are on the way out and there may be no way to stop Humanity is sawing through the floor it stands on—forests gutted, oceans poisoned, skies thickening. Extinction isn’t a metaphor but a countdown. The only answer isn’t comets or fate—it’s love fierce enough to fight for Earth and generation…
83		Hayley Mills Is Eighty And I Am Not Accepting It Hayley Mills turning 80 feels like a mistake in the record. She exists onscreen as youth, clarity, and optimism made intelligent—first discovered almost accidentally, then carried into stardom before she could consent to it, and finally str…
84		The fourteen-Year-Old American Boy Who Invented Television I thought about speed, about skipping lines and filling them in later to paint the TV picture, like plowing half the field first and finishing it on the second pass.
85		A few Senate races will decide the future of America The fight for the U.S. Senate is not a sideshow to the presidency; it is the presidency’s constraint or accomplice. In a year defined by exhaustion and distrust, a handful of races will decide whether power is checked, weaponized, or simply…
86		Smile for the Camerabecause Immigration Enforcement Gets a Makeover They’re strapping body cameras onto immigration agents and calling it accountability. From where I’m sitting, halfway around the world, it looks more like a costume change than a reform. Cameras don’t fix power. They document it—when the pe…
87		They Married When He Was Supposed to Die Bendigo Davies was told the cancer would kill him. Forty years with the same woman, and suddenly the future collapsed into a hospital room, harsh light, and bad odds. So he and Arlaine married there, with machines humming and time running o…
88		The Epstein Files and the Machinery of Forgetting Power protects itself best when it insists nothing can be proven. The Epstein files don’t just reopen an old scandal; they expose how wealth, reputation, and institutional timidity combine to outlast outrage. This isn’t about salacious name…
89		LA Olympics chief Wasserman issues Maxwell apology but denies Epstein ties Maxwell is serving a 20-year prison sentence after being found guilty in ?2021 by a jury in New York on charges including sex trafficking of a minor. Epstein died in jail in 2019 while awaiting trial.
90		Catherine OHaraas The Girl Who Became Our Comic Conscience Catherine O’Hara’s departure is not just the loss of a beloved actress; it is the silencing of a voice that carried the awkward hopes of a girl from Toronto, the sharp wit of a woman who wrestled with insecurity, and the humanity of someone…
91		Trump officials have tried to justify ICE shootings Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem would later imply Pretti had been “asked to show up and to continue to resist” by Minnesota’s governor.
92		Latest Epstein files include emails between Ghislaine Maxwell and LA28 Olympics head Casey Wasserman In emails sent in March and April 2003, Wasserman — who was married at the time — writes about wanting to see Maxwell in a tight leather outfit, she offers to give him a massage that can “drive a man wild,” and the pair discuss how much the…
93		US journalist Don Lemon arrested after covering anti-ICE protest at Minnesota church It is unclear what charge or charges Lemon and the others are facing in the 18 January protest at the Cities Church in St. Paul.
94		New Epstein file photos appear to show Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on floor with woman The documents were published after President Donald Trump, who is mentioned more than 3,000 times in the latest batch, bowed to mounting pressure to release all the files relating to Epstein. The documents, which include more than 2,000 vid…
95		Iran Prepares for US Attack as It Rejects Negotiations Iran is preparing for an imminent U.S.–Israeli strike while publicly rejecting negotiations under threat. America today faces a widening circle of adversaries, and what’s being called diplomacy has become coercion by default — a system that…
96		Teen girl dies in sledding accident A 16-year-old girl was killed while sledding in her neighborhood during a rare Texas winter storm, drawing attention to the risks of vehicle-towed snow recreation. The incident, one of two teen deaths nationwide that weekend, has left a com…
97		Defending your life against ICE in Minnesota When masked federal agents transition from law enforcement to lethal aggressors, the social contract is void; in that moment of existential peril, the laws of nature and the Minnesota statute for self-defense demand one response: survival b…
98		Crossing Trump and his Insurrection in Minnesota The Insurrection Act is not a dusty relic. It is a loaded mechanism that transfers authority over armed citizens from states to the presidency. In Minnesota, after the killing of Renée Good, its possible use exposes a fault line between leg…
99		Will America Go To War With NATO Over Greenland Power is testing its own reflection in Arctic ice. The United States is openly pressuring Greenland, not as a partner but as a prize, forcing NATO into a moral contradiction it was never designed to face. If sovereignty fractures here, alli…
100		Lost in the Flood they Found Each Other Years Later Separated by Hurricane Katrina in 2005, two New Orleans teenagers believed the other had vanished forever. Nearly a decade later, a chance online message reopened a door neither thought still existed—turning loss, survival, and memory into …
101		AI companies accused of copyrighted infringement Hundreds of actors, writers, and artists—including Scarlett Johansson—signed an open letter accusing AI companies of training commercial models on copyrighted work without consent or payment, arguing the practice distorts markets, violates …
102		A NATION THAT KILLS ITS OWN America leads the world in gun deaths among wealthy nations and calls it freedom. Other societies choose safety, competence, and life. We choose slogans, blood, and denial.
103		Young man killed in the front yard of his home The tragic 2017 death of Pedro Ruiz III starkly exposes a broader, unchecked culture where platforms profit from perilous stunts, sacrificing human life for algorithmic engagement. Digital validation has become a lethal currency, driving in…
104		She woke to an eight-foot python coiled on her chest The reticulated python, the longest living species of snake in the world, are constrictors, meaning they coil around their prey and squeeze them until they're dead in just a couple minutes. The swallowing takes most of the time.
105		Did Donald Trump suffer a serious stroke Presidential health secrecy is not a private matter. If Trump suffered a stroke in 2025 and the White House concealed it, the deception is not just medical—it is political fraud. History shows concealment weakens democracy, erodes trust, an…
106		Children Kidnapped is The Everyday Horror We Pretend Is not Happening Kidnapped children are a recurring wound in society. Every abduction exposes systemic negligence, erodes trust, and forces families into fear. Outrage must be sustained, reforms structural, and vigilance cultural. Anything less is betrayal.
107		Mayor Jacob Frey and his War Against ICE Jacob Frey, the mayor of Minneapolis, is noted for his strong opposition to ICE after the killing of community member Renee Good. His passionate response highlighted a commitment to civil liberties and justice, shaped by his legal backgroun…
108		Texas homeowner charged with murder after killing armed intruder A Texas homeowner faces murder charges after fatally shooting an armed intruder, igniting debate over castle doctrine, self?defense, and gun rights. The case highlights how split?second decisions blur the line between protection and crime, …
109		The Evil Queen of Homeland Security Kristi Noem’s defense of ICE after Renee Good’s killing sparked outrage across Congress and social media. By branding Good a terrorist and invoking fascist slogans, Noem revealed a pattern of cruelty and authoritarian instincts that now def…
110		Lucy is the Woman Who Rewired America Lucille Ball converted private humiliation into public rhythm until a nation learned to recognize its own anxieties in her face. Her life reads not as ascent but as endurance—through loss, reinvention, power, marriage, collapse, rebuilding,…
111		At least three dead with a dozen injured in prison riot in Georgia At least three inmates have died and multiple are injured after a possible prison riot broke out at Washington State Prison. Footage shared by the Human and Civil Rights Coalition of Georgia appears to show inmates running through an outdoo…
112		Rail regulators accused of ignoring safety recommendations An analysis by the Howard Center for Investigative Journalism at the University of Maryland reveals a powerful industry behind these failures, using its influence to thwart federal safety reforms. It is accused of actively lobbying Presiden…
113		Humanity Has Gone Over the Edge Humanity has crossed into a danger zone where global war, technological collapse, and ecological ruin are no longer theoretical. Children are inheriting a world governed by escalation, denial, and profit-driven fear, yet the same intelligen…
114		Renee Nicole Good and her murder Renee Nicole Good did not die because of chaos. She died because someone with state power chose to use lethal force when it was not necessary, not proportional, and not justified by the circumstances visible on the recordings that now exist…
115		ICE Murders Unarmed Woman in Minnesota An unarmed mother was killed by a federal agent during a traffic stop. Video shows no imminent threat, only a badge, a gun, and bullets through glass. This editorial argues that Renee Nicole Good’s death was not an accident or a tragedy of …
116		Forever Young It happened in the city of St. Paul, Minnesota, where two patients were lying unconscious, each of them in a state of limbo between life and death. A marriage is plannned between two Minnesota residents who first met in that hospital after …
117		The New Face of American Power The latest U.S. push to seize foreign resources and flirt with military control over sovereign lands exposes a foreign policy stripped of restraint — with dire implications for climate, law, and global stability.
118		Mad as Hell and Tired of Dictators A guy tells me parachutes are designed to open on impact. On impact! That’s not a parachute; that’s a body bag with straps. These mugs don’t wanna know nothin’. They’d rather argue pineapple on pizza than amendments in the Constitution. The…
119		Why Are Cereal Boxes Only Half Full You don’t need a laboratory or a conspiracy board to notice it. Open a cereal box today and you’ll find more air than food. This investigation looks at how “shrinkflation” became standard practice, why companies rely on consumer resignation…
120		What Delay Looks Like When You are Absorbing the Cost Delay is often described as prudence. From a distance, waiting can look reasonable, even wise. But distance matters. When you live close to the edge, delay is not neutral time—it is pressure. For families already stretched thin, rising ener…
121		Dangerous Emergency Powers Are Addictive Democracies borrow power in crises but rarely return it. Without safeguards, emergencies become permanent, eroding freedom.
122		We Built Systems to Avoid Responsibility and Now They Are Failing Us Climate collapse, rising authoritarianism, and stalled scientific progress are not separate crises but symptoms of political and economic systems designed to delay responsibility. Drawing on history, science, and ethics, it examines how neu…
123		The World Is Burning Quietly While We Argue About Nothing Reflecting on climate change, authoritarian politics, and scientific progress, arguing that peace, environmental responsibility, and economic fairness are matters of realism and survival, not ideology or political fashion.