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Dec 10 2024POLITICS

U. S. Hits 75 ISIS Targets in Syria After Regime Change

Just one day after Syria’s government collapsed, U. S. forces launched a major strike on over 75 ISIS targets in central Syria. The attack involved different types of warplanes, including B-52 bombers, F-15 fighters, and A-10 Warthogs. General Erik Kurilla, the head of U. S. Central Command, stated

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Dec 10 2024HEALTH

Millions of People Taking a Popular Antidepressant Face a Recall Due to Cancer-Causing Chemical

You might be one of the millions taking duloxetine, a common antidepressant. Recently, it was found to contain a nasty surprise: a chemical linked to cancer. This chemical, N-nitroso-duloxetine, is a manufacturing byproduct that can also be found in rocket fuel. Yikes! On November 19, the FDA recal

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Dec 09 2024POLITICS

Syria's Shifting Power: Who Gains, Who Loses?

In 2016, I shared a Ramadan meal with Syrian ex-rebels in Turkey. They spoke of the brutal tactics used by the Assad regime. Fast forward to today, the Assad regime has fallen, and the world is watching the ripple effects. Countries like Turkey, Iran, Russia, Israel, and the U. S. are feeling the sh

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Dec 09 2024CRIME

University Students Face Reduced Charges After Alleged Attack

Recently, a group of students from Salisbury University in Maryland were involved in an incident that made headlines. They were initially charged with serious crimes, including hate crimes, after allegedly attacking a man they had lured to an off-campus apartment. However, the charges for most of th

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Dec 09 2024CRIME

Salisbury University Students' Charges Dropped: A New Turn

Imagine this: A group of students from Salisbury University, aged 18 to 21, were once facing serious charges for an alleged attack. Now, in a surprising change, 12 out of 15 students are no longer accused of hate crimes or first-degree assault. They now face lesser charges of false imprisonment and

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Dec 08 2024POLITICS

Syria's Unexpected Shift in Power

For over two decades, Bashar Assad had been in charge of Syria, following in his father's footsteps. Then, in a surprising twist, Russia announced that Assad had abruptly left the country, and his whereabouts were unknown. Some people began to wonder if he had been involved in a plane crash. Soon a

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Dec 08 2024POLITICS

Rebels Capture Damascus, Shaking Syrian War

Rebel groups, led by HTS, suddenly took control of the Syrian capital, Damascus, this past weekend. This shift could change the dynamics of the long-standing civil war. The rebels announced their victory on social media, claiming to have freed the city from President Bashar al-Assad’s rule. However,

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Dec 08 2024POLITICS

The Mystery of Assad’s Exit

As celebrations erupted in Syria after the end of Bashar al-Assad's reign, whispers about his whereabouts started to circulate. Russian state media broke the silence with an unexpected announcement: Assad and his family were in Moscow. A source from the Kremlin confirmed this, adding that Russia had

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Dec 07 2024CELEBRITIES

Ex-wife of Hockey Star Evander Kane Comes Forward in Diddy Lawsuit

A woman who was once married to NHL player Evander Kane has stepped forward to reveal her identity in a legal battle against music mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs. The woman, Anna Kane, was previously known as Jane Doe in her lawsuit accusing Combs of sexual assault. A judge ordered her to reveal her name

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Dec 07 2024POLITICS

Syrian Rebels Gain Surprising Ground, Former Intel Chief Suggests Russia is Stepping Back

In a recent online post, Richard Grenell, who once served as the acting director of National Intelligence under President Trump, shared an interesting observation. He suggested that Russia might be allowing Syrian rebels to take control from President Bashar al-Assad. This comes as rebels have made

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