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Paul Pelosi attack: Attempted murder charge dropped

A judge has dismissed several state-level charges against David DePape, the man who attacked Paul Pelosi, the husband of former U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, in their San Francisco home in 2022. The dismissal came after DePape was convicted in federal court last month and sentenced to 30 years in… Read More

Scientists make breakthrough discovery on the lineage of the horse

Scientists have made a significant discovery about the history of horse domestication, which has greatly influenced human civilization. A study published in the journal Nature reveals that around 4,200 years ago, a particular lineage of horse rapidly became dominant across Eurasia, suggesting that humans began to spread domesticated horses around… Read More

Hillary Clinton’s ‘vile’ D-Day will stun you

On Thursday, the Allied nations observed the 80th anniversary of D-Day. In June 1944, hundreds of thousands of soldiers stormed the beaches of Normandy and launched the largest invasion in the history of naval warfare. Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton — a career diplomat — released a statement for… Read More

CDC urges salmonella caution around recalled cucumbers

Salmonella-contaminated cucumbers may be responsible for sickening and hospitalizing dozens of people across at least 25 states, according to a recent announcement from U.S. health officials. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that testing revealed the presence of salmonella in cucumbers distributed by Fresh Start Produce, a… Read More

St. Louis couple demands their guns back

A St. Louis couple who gained national attention for waving guns at mob outside their home in 2020 has had their misdemeanor convictions expunged by a judge — and are now seeking the return of their firearms that were seized by authorities. Mark and Patricia McCloskey filed a request earlier… Read More

Alleged serial killer kept “blueprints” say cops

Chilling new details emerged Thursday about the alleged meticulous planning by Rex Heuermann, the New York architect accused of murdering numerous women and leaving their bodies along the Long Island coastline. Prosecutors revealed that among the evidence against Heuermann is a file recovered from his home computer that appears to… Read More

Boeing’s spaceship docks with International Space Station

Boeing achieved a major milestone on Thursday as its new Starliner crew capsule successfully docked at the International Space Station, albeit after being delayed by thruster malfunctions that nearly derailed the linkup during this crucial uncrewed test flight. The 260-mile high rendezvous culminated over a day of continuing drama for… Read More

Giant Joro spider spreading through East Coast

With its large size, striking yellow accents, and rapidly expanding territory, the Joro spider certainly looks the part of a formidable invasive species. The East Asian arachnid has been steadily multiplying populations across the Southeast and up the East Coast in recent years. While its creepy appearance and rapid spread… Read More

[Picture] See the record-breaking Texas hailstone

Veteran storm trackers Val and Amy Castor made a jaw-dropping discovery while pursuing a severe thunderstorm system across the Texas Panhandle on Sunday – a massive hunk of hail larger than any recorded in the state before. The husband-and-wife team of meteorologists from Oklahoma City television station KWTV spotted the… Read More