The majority of California voters oppose offering cash reparations to the descendants of African American slaves, a new poll has found. Fifty-nine percent of California voters oppose cash payments, while 29% of voters support the idea, according to a UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies poll that was cosponsored by […]
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Biden staff abruptly end press conference while Biden is answering questions
President Biden’s press conference abruptly ended on Sunday after a member of his team appeared to announce the end of questions while the president was still speaking to reporters. The president delivered remarks in Hanoi, Vietnam following the G20 summit in New Delhi, India. While the president was answering a […]
Read MoreColts take advantage of fumble, lax play to score go-ahead touchdown on wild play
The Indianapolis Colts took the lead against the Jacksonville Jaguars in the third quarter on one of the wildest scoop and score touchdowns any NFL fan has ever seen. With 2:41 left in the period, Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence dropped back to pass and was clobbered as he got rid […]
Read MoreA timeline of events from Sept. 11, 2001
The tragic events of 9/11 unfolded quickly. Just a few short hours after terrorists passed through security screening in Portland, Maine, the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center were in ruins, the Pentagon was burning and a smoking crater in the Pennsylvania countryside marked the grave of passengers-turned-heroes. In […]
Read MoreVP Harris responds to smack talk from GOP 2024 candidates: ‘They’re scared’
Vice President Harris responded to smack talk from Republican 2024 presidential candidates Sunday, claiming that the GOP is “scared that we will win.” Harris made the comments during an appearance on CBS’ “Face the Nation” on Sunday. Host Margaret Brennan asked Harris about comments from various Republican candidates stating that […]
Read MorePhone conversations from the hijacked planes on 9/11 reveal details on passengers’ bravery, heroism
Thousands of innocent lives were lost on Sept. 11, 2001 when four airliners were hijacked and turned into weapons of terror. It’s a tragic day that’s forever burned into the memories of Americans – like the bombing of Pearl Harbor or the assassination of President John F. Kennedy – who […]
Read More‘Saved by the Bell’ actor regrets controversial ‘kissing without consent’ episode
“Saved by the Bell” star Mark-Paul Gosselaar finds it “tough” to watch one of the ‘90s series’ episodes that featured his mischievous character (Zack Morris) “whoring out” Lark Voorhies’ character Lisa Turtle. “There was one where I was basically whoring out Lisa Turtle,” Gosselaar said on the “Pod Meets World” […]
Read MoreCatholic Church beatifies Polish family who sheltered Jews during WWII: ‘Paid the highest price of martyrdom’
The Catholic Church beatified a Polish family that sheltered Jews during World War II on Sunday, calling them “a ray of light in the darkness.” The Latin formula of the Ulma family’s beatification was signed by Pope Francis in August. A Mass took place in Markowa, Poland, where Cardinal Marcello Semeraro […]
Read More8 ways to keep someone you know who lives alone protected
Caring for a loved one who values their independence and prefers to live alone can be challenging. You may feel anxious about their well-being when you are not around and hope that their neighbors alert you if something goes wrong. There are steps to ensure that your loved one is […]
Read MoreColts’ Anthony Richardson scores first touchdown of NFL career
Indianapolis Colts rookie quarterback Anthony Richardson got into the scoring column early in the second quarter against the Jacksonville Jaguars Sunday. Richardson was in the shotgun and took a snap from the Jaguars’ 2-yard line. He found a seam and ran right through it for a touchdown. It was Richardson’s […]
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