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Mia Farrow fighting world hunger

Mia Farrow will never forget the day she watched a baby die in her mother’s arms. “It was a little girl staring at her mother and finally she just stopped breathing. I just moved away and listened to the mother’s cry,” the actress and human rights activist told The Associated… Read More

[Tragedy] Spouse of legendary author passes away

Charles Gross, a longtime Princeton professor of neuroscience and husband to author Joyce Carol Oates, has died. He was 83. Oates said in an email Gross died from cancer Saturday in Oakland, California. She shared an image of him hiking in a lush green forest on Twitter and remembered him… Read More

Liberal Hollywood STUNNED by box office shocker (WOW!)

Liberal Hollywood and the movie industry are shocked. Captain Marvel may be a superhero, but Planned Parenthood Manager Abby Johnson’s riveting story got a lot more interest from ticket buyers. The film “Unplanned” depicts the true story of Ms. Johnson, whose eight-year career selling abortions and directing a Texas Planned… Read More

[Mystery] Residents receiving ominous bowls of mashed potatoes

Residents of a neighborhood in Jackson, Mississippi, are confused by the bowls of mashed potatoes they’re finding on their cars, porches and mailboxes. Resident Jordan Lewis described the Belhaven neighborhood as a quirky one, with residents decorating road signs and putting Christmas trees in potholes. “So we don’t know if… Read More

Firefighter accepts dare, walks into 7-Eleven naked (what!?)

A firefighter who police say walked naked into a Rhode Island convenience store on a dare has been placed on leave. Police responded to a 7-Eleven in Middletown the afternoon of April 3 for a report of a naked customer. The owner said the man with a “smile on his… Read More

A relic from Abraham Lincoln’s death is now for sale (photo)

The handwritten notification of President Abraham Lincoln’s death is being offered for sale by a Philadelphia documents dealer. Nathan Raab, president of the Raab Collection, says the telegram was thought to be lost, and calls it “truly one of our great finds.” It was written inside the home where Lincoln… Read More

THESE university students endorse reparations agenda (backlash?)

Georgetown University undergraduates have voted in favor of a referendum seeking the establishment of a fund benefiting the descendants of enslaved people sold to pay off the school’s debts. The $27.20-per-semester fee would create one of the first reparations funds at a major U.S. institution. In an early Friday statement,… Read More

Music star alleges racial profiling, pulls out of scheduled gig

An Austrian music festival is apologizing to British grime artist Stormzy, who pulled out of an appearance after accusing security staff of racial profiling. Snowbombing festival organizers said security responded Wednesday night to a report that an individual at the show in Mayrhofen had a weapon, and a small number… Read More

Changes coming to golf’s biggest event, fans buzzing

Tradition-driven Augusta National is suddenly on the cutting edge of technology. The club that hosts the Masters isn’t particularly known for its embrace of the new. The club agonizes over the slightest change to its course layout. Etiquette is paramount. History is revered. A pimento cheese sandwich at concession stands… Read More