By the time the scuba dive boat sank off the Southern California coast after catching fire, 34 people had been killed in the deadliest maritime disaster in recent U.S. history. The Labor Day tragedy in 2019 spurred changes to maritime regulations, congressional reform and civil lawsuits. Now four years later, […]
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ISIS-linked rebels kill at least 26 in Congolese city
Extremists with ties to the Islamic State group killed at least 26 people in eastern Congo, authorities said on Tuesday. Attackers with the Allied Democratic Forces killed people in the city of Oicha in North Kivu province on Monday, said Beni Charles Ehuta Omeonga, the military administrator for the area. […]
Read MoreMcConnell urges tighter border security in Biden’s budget request along with support for Israel, Ukraine
Sen. Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said Tuesday that Republicans will push for a “number of changes” regarding border security in President Biden’s requested emergency supplemental funding package. McConnell said Israel and Ukraine aid should not be split up, but combined in a “comprehensive” package since both are a “worldwide […]
Read MoreAstros’ Dusty Baker plans to retire following ALCS loss: report
Dusty Baker is reportedly ready to call it a career. The Athletic says the 74-year-old has told people within the last week that 2023 would be his final season as a manager. Baker’s Houston Astros lost the American League Championship Series in seven games to their AL West rival Texas […]
Read MoreAt least 1 sailor dead, 4 missing after cargo ships crash off German coast
Two cargo ships collided in the North Sea off the coast of Germany on Tuesday and one of them sank, German authorities said. At least one sailor died and rescuers were trying to find another four. The vessels collided shortly before 5 a.m. about 14 miles southwest of the island […]
Read MoreJews respond to New York Times initial report on Gaza hospital explosion: ‘Harassed and abused because of it’
Pro-Israel demonstrators expressed frustration with The New York Times’ coverage of a Gaza hospital that was damaged in an explosion. “It’s very unfortunate that fake news is able to spread so far,” Yotan said during a rally in Boston Commons. “The point is probably to have the news travel all […]
Read MoreDeSantis, Haley target President Biden over humanitarian aid to Palestinians: ‘Doubly problematic’
Republican presidential candidate Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida is spotlighting his opposition to President Biden’s humanitarian aid to Palestinians in Gaza. “They were wrong on the humanitarian aid to Hamas because Hamas is going to use that for terrorism,” DeSantis said on Tuesday in an interview with Fox News Digital […]
Read MoreUS troops in Middle East attacked 13 times in last week: Pentagon
U.S. troops positioned in the Middle East have been attacked 13 times in the last week with a mix of one-way drones and rockets, according to Pentagon officials. U.S. Department of Defense spokesman Air Force Brig. Gen. Pat Ryder confirmed Tuesday that troops in Iraq had been attacked 10 times between […]
Read MoreTrump blasts Emmer as ‘globalist RINO,’ warns Republicans it would be ‘tragic mistake’ to elect him speaker
Former President Trump on Tuesday blasted House Majority Leader Tom Emmer as a “globalist RINO,” warning that electing him speaker of the House “would be a tragic mistake.” Emmer won the Republican nomination to be the next speaker of the House on Tuesday. Emmer is the third nominee since the […]
Read MoreJohn Stamos’ ex Teri Copley denies they were together when he found her in bed with Tony Danza
John Stamos shared a story about finding his then-girlfriend Teri Copley in bed with Tony Danza in his new memoir, “If You Would Have Told Me.” Stamos and Copley dated back in the 1980s before his marriage to model Rebecca Romijn. At the time, Stamos was “dumbstruck and goofy in […]
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