Nurse Marie Fikáčková Killed at Least 10 Infants in 1960s Czechoslovakia
Czech nurse Marie Fikáčková killed at least 10 babies in the 1960s, claiming their crying triggered violent rage.
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Gabbard says Comey should be jailed over alleged call to assassinate Trump
Tulsi Gabbard says James Comey should be jailed over an Instagram post allegedly suggesting violence against President Trump.
Florida Becomes Second State to Ban Fluoride from Public Drinking Water
Florida becomes the second state in the USA to enact a ban on fluoride in public water systems, prioritizing informed consent and individual choice.
US Supreme Court Divided on Judges’ Power in Citizenship Case
The US Supreme Court is at a crossroads over judges’ power in a critical citizenship case, reflecting deeper divides on executive orders and federal court authority.
James Comey’s Shell Post Prompts Secret Service Probe
Former FBI Director James Comey faces a new investigation into his conduct, marking a pivotal moment for political and judicial processes.
Trump says he’ll ‘have to think’ about 3rd term
Trump hints at a possible 2028 run during a speech in Qatar, saying he’ll “have to think about it”—despite constitutional limits.
In-N-Out Drops Artificial Ingredients From Menu Items Amid Health Push
In-N-Out is removing artificial dyes from its drinks and switching to real sugar ketchup amid rising health concerns and regulations.
Trump’s State Visit Gets a High-Flying Salute – Fighter Jets Escort Air Force One
Witnessing a show of military respect, Trump’s recent state visit saw fighter jets escorting Air Force One, sparking discussions on its diplomatic significance.
How Vesna Vulović survived the highest fall ever with no parachute
Vesna Vulović astonished the world by surviving a fall from 33, 000 feet, challenging our understanding of human endurance and resilience.
Harvard President Takes 25% Pay Cut Amid Trump Funding Freeze
In a pioneering move, the Harvard University president agrees to a pay cut, reflecting strategic leadership during challenging times.
Texas Teacher Sherri Moody Undergoes Quadruple Amputation After Limbs Turn “Mummified”
Sherri Moody, a 51 year old high school teacher from Deer Park, Texas, experienced a shocking medical emergency after what seemed like a common cold in April 2023. Within days, the illness developed into severe double pneumonia caused by strep bacteria, which led to septic shock. Her condition deter
Trump Announces Termination of Syrian Sanctions in Diplomatic Shift
President Trump unveils an unexpected foreign policy shift by terminating U.S. sanctions against Syria, aiming to bolster regional diplomatic relations and economic growth.
Democrats Pull Off an Upset in Nebraska Electing Omaha’s First Black Mayor
John Ewing Jr. has been elected as Omaha’s first Black mayor, marking a historic upset in Nebraska politics.
Menendez Brothers Eligible for Parole After Judge Resentences Them
A California judge has resentenced Erik and Lyle Menendez, making them eligible for parole after 35 years in prison.
Trump Administration to Possibly Accept ‘Palace in the Sky’ from Qatar
A lavish gift from Qatar to President Trump, described as a ‘palace in the sky’, sparks debate over legality and diplomatic implications.
LGBTQ Catholics Hope Pope Leo XIV Will Build on Francis Legacy of Inclusion
LGBTQ Catholics welcome Pope Leo XIV with hope and caution, urging him to continue Francis’ inclusive legacy.
Pentagon Directive Forces Out Up to 1000 Transgender Troops from Military Service
The Pentagon’s recent policy update marks a watershed moment for transgender troops, heralding greater inclusivity and diversity in the U.S. military.
Pope’s Social Media Activity Criticizes Trump and Vance
The recent social media activities of the newly appointed Pope have sparked widespread discussions, highlighting a potentially new era of engagement between the Church and global political discourse.
New Pope Has Creole Roots in New Orleans
The new Pope’s surprising Creole ancestry ties the Vatican to the rich cultural legacy of New Orleans.
Such an Honour – Donald Trump Congratulates Newly Elected Pope
Donald Trump extends heartfelt congratulations as Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost makes history being elected the first American Pope, known as Leo XIV.
Robert Prevost is elected the first American pope in history
History made: Robert Prevost becomes the first American elected pope, taking the name Pope Robert I after Vatican conclave.
Bill Gates Pledges to Donate the Remainder of His Fortune and Close His Foundation by 2045
Bill Gates has taken a groundbreaking step in philanthropy, committing to donate 99% of his wealth and closing the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation by 2045.
Black smoke rises again from Sistine Chapel as cardinals fail to elect new pope
The Catholic Church remains without a new leader as black smoke once again billowed from the Sistine Chapel chimney on Thursday morning, signaling that the second round of voting by the College of Cardinals failed to produce a pope. At approximately 10:50 a.m. UK time, the dark smoke—an iconic signa
New Zealand still has more sheep than people – But humans are catching up
New Zealand’s sheep population drops to 23.6M — lowest sheep-to-human ratio in decades, now just 4.5 per person.