Bold Dreams, Tragic End: College Athlete Alex Kemp Dies on Ski Resort’s Most Dangerous Slope – Latest Updates
Alex Kemp, a freshman at Williams College and a rising star in cross-country running, has left his community in shock and grief.
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Vatican’s Hypocrisy on Full Display: Celibate Gay Men Can Now Train for Priesthood in Italy—But Only if They Stay in the Closet
Vatican has approved new guidelines allowing celibate gay men to train for the priesthood in Italy
Columbia Professor Katherine Franke Claims She Was Forced to Retire Due to Pro-Palestinian Activism Amid Antisemitism Investigation
Columbia University has come under fire for severing ties with Katherine Franke, a prominent law professor and outspoken advocate for pro-Palestinian students.
Chaos and Fear Grip Coconut Point Mall as Shooting Leaves One Injured—Suspect in Custody
A shooting at Coconut Point Mall on Friday evening shattered the calm, leaving one person injured and shoppers scrambling in panic.
Nicolás Maduro’s Sham Inauguration: A Despot Tightens His Grip While Holding Foreign Prisoners Hostage
Nicolás Maduro will shamelessly swear himself into a third term, further tightening his grip on a nation already ravaged by his disastrous rule.
Lebanon Finally Breaks Free: Hezbollah’s Stranglehold Crumbles as Regional Shifts Expose Its Weakness
In a dramatic political upheaval, Lebanon has elected General Joseph Aoun as its new president, delivering a decisive blow to Hezbollah’s once-unstoppable grip on power.
Betrayal in Flushing: Shujun Wang’s Deceptive Double Life as a Chinese Spy
Shujun Wang, the Chinese American historian once hailed as a champion of democracy
Edgar Maddison Welch, Pizzagate Shooter, Killed in Police Confrontation
Edgar Maddison Welch, the 36-year-old man from Salisbury, North Carolina, infamous for his 2016 armed attack on a Washington, D.C.