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This weekend at the Paris 2024 Olympics, Black athletes made history with outstanding performances. Simone Biles led the way by winning her second gold medal in the individual all-around gymnastics event. Noah Lyles secured his first Olympic medal by winning gold in the 100 meters, the first American man to do so in 20 years. […]
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. revealed in a recent video that he once placed a dead bear in New York’s Central Park as a prank. A decade ago, the bear, killed by a motorist, was left in the park with a bicycle on top, sparking a city-wide mystery. Kennedy, recounting the story to […]
Officer Steven Brongo, a four-year veteran of the Greece Police Department, recently faced one of his greatest fears during a rooftop rescue mission. Despite his fear of heights, Brongo responded to a call about a seven-year-old girl stuck on a steep roof. Arriving at the scene simultaneously with the Lake Shore Fire Department, Brongo and […]
Applications are now open for the New York State Police entrance exam, part of a $66 million initiative announced by Gov. Kathy Hochul to increase the number of troopers and enhance public safety, particularly in tracking illegal guns. The recruitment drive includes more training academy classes, with testing starting on August 15. Applicants must be […]
In partnership with Next Gen Personal Finance, California Governor Gavin Newsom announced a new course requirement starting with the 2031 graduating class. Beginning in 2027, California is requiring all high schools to offer a one-semester-long financial literacy course as an elective. This makes California the 26th state in the country to add financial literacy as […]
A Monroe County Sheriff’s Deputy in Key West Florida was arrested for tipping her boyfriend when police were coming to raid his dope houses. Reports say the woman was alerting her boyfriend for over a year by getting access from law enforcement computers. Her bail was set at $1.4 million dollars. Monroe County deputy accused […]
Noah Lyles paced on the far end of the track, hands folded over the top of his head, wistfully looking up at a scoreboard that would, sooner or later, flash an answer he’s been seeking over three sweat-soaked years. Ten seconds passed, then 20. Then, nearly 30. And then, the answer popped up. Yes, Lyles […]
Jonathan Majors expressed heartbreak over the news that Robert Downey Jr.’s Doctor Doom will replace his character, Kang the Conqueror, as the main villain in the upcoming “Avengers” films. Majors, who was dropped by Marvel in December after being found guilty of two misdemeanor counts of harassment and assault, was initially set to play a […]
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has introduced the No Kings Act to counter the Supreme Court’s recent decision granting presidents broad immunity from criminal prosecution for actions within their official duties. This legislation aims to clarify that presidents are not above criminal law and asserts that Congress, not the Supreme Court, determines the application of […]
If your child turns 3 or 4 by December 1st, you can enroll them online for a high-quality, nationally recognized PreK program near you. This program provides engaging activities, promotes social growth, and early learning. There’s also indoor/outdoor play, rest time everyday, and free monthly RTS bus passes for parents. Enroll online today or learn […]