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Joe Biden Latest Gaffe: President Appears to Forget the Name of His FEMA Director Deanne Criswell

Joe Biden Latest Gaffe: President Appears to Forget the Name of His FEMA Director Deanne Criswell

President Joe Biden made another gaffe on Sunday when he seemed to forget the name of his FEMA director Deanne Criswell just moments after talking to her.
‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Star Stephanie Beatriz, 40, Welcomes First Child

‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Star Stephanie Beatriz, 40, Welcomes First Child

Forty-year-old "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" star Stephanie Beatriz has welcomed her first child, a baby girl named Rosaline.
5 Hurt After Fire Hits Pemex Oil Platform in Gulf of Mexico

5 Hurt After Fire Hits Pemex Oil Platform in Gulf of Mexico

A fire has broken out at an offshore platform in the southern Gulf of Mexico on Sunday. The site was operated by Pemex, also known as Petroleos Mexicanos.
Florida School Mask Controversy Heads to Court This Week as Hearing on Lawsuit Against Mask Ban Starts

Florida School Mask Controversy Heads to Court This Week as Hearing on Lawsuit Against Mask Ban Starts

The debate over mask mandates in Florida schools heads to court this week, with a hearing on a lawsuit set to start on Monday.
Pentagon Taps U.S. Commercial Airlines for Evacuation Efforts in Afghanistan

Pentagon Taps U.S. Commercial Airlines for Evacuation Efforts in Afghanistan

The Pentagon is seeking help from U.S. commercial airlines to help in the evacuation effort of those left in Afghanistan amid the capital's Taliban seizure.
At Monoclonal Treatment Site, Florida Man Sees Haunting Scene of COVID Patients Who Couldn’t Stand at All

At Monoclonal Antibody Treatment Site, Florida Man Sees Haunting Scene of COVID Patients Who Couldn’t Stand at All

A Florida man recalled that as he waited to get a monoclonal antibody treatment, he saw people so sick they could not even stand.
Iowa Woman Deliberately Runs Over Latina Girl, Black Boy Because of Their Race and Ethnicity

Iowa Woman Deliberately Runs Over Latina Girl, Black Boy Because of Their Race and Ethnicity

An Iowa woman has been sentenced in a federal court to 25 years in prison for two hate crimes after she intentionally ran over a Latina girl and a Black boy.
Majority Believes Joe Biden Unfit to Be President and ‘Others’ Are Secretly Running the White House: Poll

Majority Believes Joe Biden Unfit to Be President and ‘Others’ Are Secretly Running the White House: Poll

A majority of likely voters believed that President Joe Biden was not capable of doing his job and that "others" were actually running the White House.
FAA to Fine a JetBlue Unruly Passenger $45,000 for Putting His Head up a Flight Attendant’s Skirt

FAA to Fine a JetBlue Unruly Passenger $45,000 for Putting His Head up a Flight Attendant’s Skirt

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said an unruly passenger of JetBlue might be fined $45,000 after putting his head up a flight attendant's skirt.
Oklahoma Mom Helps 10 Members of All-Girls Robotics Team in Afghanistan To Get Out of the Country

Oklahoma Mom Helps 10 Members of All-Girls Robotics Team in Afghanistan to Get Out of the Country

Oklahoma mom, Allyson Reneau, has managed to evacuate 10 girls from Afghanistan. The girls were members of the Afghan Girls Robotic Team.
Guadalajara Cartel Founder Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo Finally Speaks About Murdered DEA Agent ‘Kiki’ Camarena

Guadalajara Cartel Founder Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo Finally Speaks About Murdered DEA Agent ‘Kiki’ Camarena

Guadalajara Cartel founder Miguel Angel Felix Gallardo has openly talked about his connection to the death of DEA agent Enrique "Kiki" Camarena Salazar.
Pres. Joe Biden to End Enhanced Weekly $300 Unemployment Benefits for 7.5 Million Americans

Pres. Joe Biden to End Enhanced Weekly $300 Unemployment Benefits for 7.5 Million Americans

The administration of President Joe Biden will not be extending the enhanced weekly $300 unemployment benefits that are scheduled to expire on September 6.
TikTok Under Fire for Its ‘Blackout Challenge’ Linked to 12-Year-Old Boy’s Death

TikTok Under Fire for Its ‘Blackout Challenge’ Linked to 12-Year-Old Boy’s Death

TikTok has once again drawn attention following a 12-year-old boy's death due to the video-sharing app's "blackout challenge."
Texas Woman Stabs Mother to Death Hours After Assault Complaints Were Dismissed Due to Lack of Evidence

Texas Woman Stabs Mother to Death Hours After Assault Complaints Were Dismissed Due to Lack of Evidence

A Texas woman was charged with murder after she stabbed her mother to death hours after prosecutors dropped the filing of assault charges against her.
Queen Elizabeth II Warns British Media to Stay Away From Balmoral — And Her Son Prince Andrew

Queen Elizabeth II Warns British Media to Stay Away From Balmoral — And Her Son Prince Andrew

Queen Elizabeth II has warned the British media against taking pictures of the royal family or their guests at Balmoral the same day that her son Prince Andrew arrived.
Kate Del Castillo-El Chapo Case: Arely Gomez Did Not Violate Any Law by Revealing the Actress Was Being Investigated for Meeting With Mexico’s Drug Kingpin

Kate Del Castillo-El Chapo Case: Arely Gomez Did Not Violate Any Law by Revealing Actress Being Investigated Over Meeting With Drug Kingpin

The Office of the Attorney General of the Republic of Mexico absolved the former head of the agency, Arely Gomez, from any administrative liability for publicizing that Kate del Castillo was being investigated for meeting "El Chapo," while he remained a fugitive.
Donald Trump Would Win and Beat Pres. Joe Biden if Next Presidential Election Were Held Now, New Poll Shows

Donald Trump Would Win and Beat Pres. Joe Biden if Next Presidential Election Were Held Now, New Poll Shows

Former President Donald Trump would likely win and beat President Joe Biden if the next presidential election were held now, according to a new poll.
Texas Ban on School Mask Mandate Approved, Junking Disabilities Act Argument by a Judge

Pres. Joe Biden Orders Education Secretary to Explore Legal Action Against Governors Blocking School Mask Mandates

President Joe Biden has instructed the Education Secretary to explore legal action against state governors who try to block school mask mandates.
Tijuana Cartel Boss Eduardo Arellano Felix Soon to Be Freed From Prison, But Where He Goes Next Is Unclear

Tijuana Cartel Boss Eduardo Arellano Felix Soon to Be Freed From Prison, But Where He Goes Next Is Unclear

Tijuana cartel boss Eduardo Arellano Felix will be released from prison on Wednesday after serving most of his 15-year sentence.
Cristiano Ronaldo Denies PSG, Real Madrid, Manchester Transfer Talks; Calls Rumors 'Disrespectful'

Cristiano Ronaldo Denies PSG, Real Madrid, Manchester Transfer Talks; Calls Rumors 'Disrespectful'

Cristiano Ronaldo has denied rumors that he might be transferring to Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) or his former club Real Madrid.

California Could Face Mandatory Water Restrictions Sooner Than Expected As Drought Worsens, Gov. Gavin Newsom Says

California could be experiencing mandatory water restrictions as early as six weeks from now. California could be experiencing mandatory water restrictions as early as six weeks from now.
U.S. President Joe Biden’s Administration to Go Through Investigation Over Afghanistan

U.S. President Joe Biden's Administration to Go Through Investigation Over Afghanistan

U.S. President Joe Biden and his administration are now under scrutiny over his decision to withdraw troops from Afghanistan.

Monoclonal Antibody Treatment Can Be Given As COVID Treatment Without Doctor's Referral in Florida

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration issues an emergency use authorization for the investigational monoclonal antibody therapy on May 26. What can it do?
Audi Unveils New Concept Car Skysphere With Batmobile-Like Tech

Audi Unveils New Concept Car Skysphere With Batmobile-Like Tech

Audi has launched its newest concept car called Skysphere that incorporates Batmobile-like technologies and luxury amenities.
Border Surge Includes Record High Number of Suspected Terrorists, Ex-Border Patrol Chief Says

Border Surge Includes Record-High Number of Suspected Terrorists, Ex-Border Patrol Chief Says

Ex-Border Patrol chief Rodney Scott said more known or suspected terrorists had crossed the southern border amid the migration crisis.
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