A woman who was abandoned in an Illinois dumpster on the day of her birth is now on a selfless mission to save more infant lives. Baby Mary Grace was left to die in a dumpster in Hoffman Estates in 1995. After a miraculous rescue and being adopted into a loving new family in 1998, she […]
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HUNTSVILLE—Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.) on Monday announced his 2022 candidacy for the U.S. Senate seat vacated by the retiring Sen. Richard Shelby (R-Ala.). Brooks made the announcement at Bullet and Barrel, a gun range in Huntsville, Alabama, alongside Stephen Miller, a senior advisor to former President Donald Trump. Brooks is the second Republican to enter
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Commentary The World Health Organization’s (WHO) latest mission to Wuhan to trace the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic is back in the headlines. But not for the right reasons. Its ostensible purpose was tainted from the start, as revealed by a March 17, 2021 article in The Wall Street Journal that showed the Chinese Communist
Newly leaked photos from migrant detention facilities have shed light on the terrible conditions that children are being kept in. In Michigan, the owner of a pizzeria has just been arrested for defying the governor’s pandemic orders. She said that those orders reminded her of the communist system she fled in Poland. As social media
Former President Donald Trump declined to confirm rumours that he is planning a social media comeback with his own platform but indicated that emailing press releases has been an effective strategy in getting his message out so far. “We have a lot of options and something will happen with social media if I want it
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It is impossible to talk about museum visitor experience, virtual or otherwise, without first addressing the devastating effects the pandemic has wrought on art institutions across the country and globe. Now after the first anniversary of the crisis, what was naively thought at first to be a brief, temporary shutdown of museums, lingered painfully for
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At least 10 people are dead, including a police officer, after a shooting incident on Monday at a supermarket in Boulder, Colorado, a city about 25 miles northwest of Denver. Video posted online appeared to show people on the floor inside the King Soopers store and two more outside on the ground, but the extent of
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Telstra is taking the next steps in its proposed corporate restructure with the telecommunications giant set to split into four branches under the new holding company, Telstra Group. The process is part of Telstra’s T22 strategy—a strategy started in 2018 to simplify operations and reduce costs by 2022. Telstra CEO Andrew Penn said in a market
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Perhaps it’s no surprise that the hospitable Irish took in a “foreigner,” a Welshman named Patrick, and made him their own patron saint! And Saint Patrick’s Day, that exuberant day of merriment, comes around again this month, on the 17th of March. The Irish also gave the world Halloween, another day of revelry, but in
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Papua New Guinea (PNG) is seeing one of its worst outbreaks of the CCP virus after cases of COVID-19 exploded, forcing the island to call for aid from Australia. The Controller of the PNG COVID-19 National Pandemic Response and Police Commissioner David Manning said on March 21 that PNG had seen the number of cases
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