March 7, 2024 – Page 42

Iran-Backed Houthis Three Civilians, First Deaths in Red Sea Attacks

A bulker ship was abandoned and set ablaze in the vital waterway after a Houthi attack in the Red Sea, with a civilian sailor killed in a missile attack for the first time in the conflict. The U.S. and U.K. warned against Iranian-backed Houthi proxy invasion after a ballistic missile hit a Barbados-flagged, Liberian-owned merchant […]

U.S. Sees Spike in Attacks on Christian Churches

According to a report by the Family Research Council (FRC), attacks on Christian churches have increased significantly in the United States over the past five years. According to the FRC, 2023 saw a record high of 436 attacks on Christian churches, including vandalism, arson, gun-related incidents and bomb threats. revealed. These incidents were more than […]

Alex Cora throws ‘ESPN’ twist into his uncertain Red Sox future

Alex Cora knows he could be the scapegoat in what could be another down year for the Red Sox. He has one year left on his contract and could be in Boston for many more years, but Cora interestingly admitted in an article: Conversation with The Athletic By this time next year, you won’t be […]

‘Rust’ armorer found guilty of involuntary manslaughter

The armorer for the movie “The Last” who was responsible for the bullet that killed cinematographer Halina Hutchins has been found guilty of manslaughter. A jury found that Hannah Gutierrez-Reid was indeed guilty when she loaded live ammunition into Alec Baldwin’s Colt .45 pistol on a movie set. The gun was to be loaded with […]

Drake Maye has lost edge with Commanders

Commercial Content 21+. The Washington Commanders will make a franchise-changing decision when they take the podium in the 2024 NFL Draft. And with the overwhelming expectation that the Commanders will draft a quarterback, it’s now a coin toss as to who they select with the No. 2 pick. North Carolina Tar Heels signal-caller Drake Maye’s […]

DEI-vestment: University of Florida sheds ‘inclusion’ for innovation

The University of Florida boldly moved to the forefront of academia last week by closing its DEI office. Diversity, equity, and inclusion are an America locked in a perpetual struggle of the oppressor against the oppressor, with African Americans taking center stage as the eternally oppressed, and LGBTQ+ representation as the leading supporting cast. It […]

US seeks collection on up to $20B in unpaid COVID loans to small businesses

U.S. federal regulators have begun holding small businesses and nonprofits accountable for delinquencies on about 1 million government loans issued during the pandemic, worth $20 billion in face value. The Small Business Administration this week began referring abandoned coronavirus disaster loans with balances of $100,000 or less to the Treasury Department for recovery, according to […]

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Georgia immigration bill would cut state funding of sanctuary cities in wake of Laken Riley murder

Some Georgia senators have cut off most state aid to local governments by cutting off most state aid to local governments, targeting cities and counties that claim immigrants in the country are in the country illegally without authorization. Some are calling for penalties such as the removal of the legislator from public office. The Senate […]

Boxing legend Mike Tyson to face off against Jake Paul in July bout: ‘I plan to finish him’