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IRS Sends Second Batch of Stimulus Cash, Urges People to Watch Mail Carefully for Paper Checks and Debit Cards

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has started disbursing a second batch of stimulus cash and is urging people to keep an eye out for paper checks and debit cards arriving in the mail after some people threw them away in earlier relief rounds, thinking they were junk mail. Eligible Americans will soon see the money

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3 Russian Military Pilots Killed by Faulty Ejection Seats

MOSCOW—Three members of a Russian warplane crew died Tuesday when their ejection seats accidentally activated during preflight checks, the military said. The Russian Defense Ministry said that the incident happened Tuesday at a military airbase in the Kaluga region, about 145 kilometers (90 miles) southwest of Moscow. It said the crew of a Tu-22M3 long-range

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Suspect in Boulder Mass Shooting Identified as Ahmad Al Aliwi Al-Issa: ‘Very Anti-Social’

Police have identified 21-year-old Ahmad Al Aliwi Al-Issa as the suspect in the Boulder, Colorado, shooting that left at least 10 people dead, including a police officer, on Monday. Boulder Police Chief Maris Harold on Tuesday identified the alleged shooter and the 10 victims, who range in age from 20 to 65. The victims include Denny

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Falun Gong Adherent Loses Mother and Wife After 21 Years of Persecution

Her eldest son rendered homeless and her second son in detention, this was the final scene in Li Caie’s life before the 75-year-old lady from a village in northwest China’s Shaanxi Province passed away in November 2020. In December, her younger son was given a 3-year sentence in prison. Earlier this year, her displaced daughter-in-law

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The Diploma Dilemma

In 1821, the first public high school was established in the United States. Since then, the pursuit of the high school diploma has been a primary goal for most Americans. Earning the accolade is celebrated as a major milestone. Parents not only anticipate their child’s graduation but expect it—complete with pomp and circumstance, cap and

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‘More Arrests Are Imminent’ Over Bristol Riot: Police Says

Bristol police on Monday said they are going through “an enormous amount” of evidence on the riot on Sunday, and are confident that “more arrests are imminent” in light of this evidence. Following a protest against a new policing bill on Sunday, hundreds gathered outside Bridewell police station in Bristol city centre. Rioters vandalised the

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Iowa University Officials Denied Immunity for Targeting Christian Student Group

University of Iowa administrators can be held personally accountable for denying official recognition to a Christian students group because of its faith-based leadership policy, the Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Monday. A panel of three circuit judges ruled in favor of Business Leaders in Christ (BLinC), holding that the university officials do not

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