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The Vatican Dismisses Pro-Trump Priest for Blasphemous Posts on Social Media

U.S. Catholic priest Father Frank Pavone has been a very controversial figure, butting heads with the Vatican over various issues. Now, the Vatican has defrocked the controversial anti-abortion U.S. priest for blasphemy, as well as "persistent disobedience."
Arizona Passengers Injured After Crashing into Hawaiian Airlines' Airbus A330 Ceiling Following a Turbulence 

Arizona Passengers Injured After Crashing into Hawaiian Airlines' Airbus A330 Ceiling Following a Turbulence

Bad weather hit the Airbus A330 of Hawaiian Airlines flying from Phoenix, Arizona, to Honolulu, Hawaii, about 30 minutes before landing, injuring at least 36 people.
Texas: Greg Abbott Gets Brutally Honest on Scary Effects of Title 42 Abolishment

Texas: Greg Abbott Gets Brutally Honest on Scary Effects of Title 42 Abolishment

Texas Governor Greg Abbott said there will be "total chaos" at the southern border once Title 42 is lifted, which is expected in a matter of days.
California Middle Class Tax Refund: Are You Eligible To Get Up to $1050 Payments? When Will You Get Your Money?

California Middle Class Tax Refund: Are You Eligible to Get up to $1,050 Payments? When Will You Get Your Money?

Californians are expecting the California Middle Class Tax Refund to continue through mid-January next year. The state's taxpayers started receiving inflation relief checks last October.
Mexico Continues Search for Missing Army Colonel Believed to Be Abducted by Drug Cartel Members in Jalisco State

Mexico Continues Search for Missing Army Colonel Believed to Be Abducted by Drug Cartel Members in Jalisco State

Authorities in Mexico have denied that missing Army colonel Jose Isidro Grimaldo Muñoz was found dead in the state of Jalisco.
Illinois: Father of Suspected Highland Park Shooter Charged in Connection With July 4 Parade Mass Shooting

Illinois: Father of Suspected Highland Park Shooter Charged in Connection With July 4 Parade Mass Shooting

The father of a man accused of killing seven people at a Fourth of July parade at Highland Park in Lake County, Illinois, was charged with felonies.
Stephen 'tWitch' Boss Leaves Suicide Note, Turns Phone to 'Airplane Mode' Before Shooting Himself Dead

Stephen 'tWitch' Boss Leaves Suicide Note, Turns Phone to 'Airplane Mode' Before Shooting Himself Dead

Stephen Boss, best known as "DJ tWitch" on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," left a suicide note that hinted at the challenges and struggles he had faced in the past.
Donald Trump Could Face Multiple Criminal Charges for Capitol Insurrection Based on January 6 Committee's Referral to DOJ

Donald Trump Could Face Multiple Criminal Charges for Capitol Insurrection Based on January 6 Committee's Referral to DOJ

Donald Trump's already bad legal troubles could get worse, as the House committee investigating the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol is eyeing to refer criminal charges against the former president to the Justice Department.
Elon Musk's Twitter Could Face Sanctions With Fines Worth Billions After Suspension of Journalists, European Union Warns

Elon Musk's Twitter Could Face Sanctions With Fines Worth Billions After Suspension of Journalists, European Union Warns

The United Nations and European Union are condemning Twitter after its CEO Elon Musk decided to ban several journalists from the social media platform.
Tom Cruise Not Talking with 'Kryptonite' Will Smith After Chris Rock Slap at Oscars [RUMOR]

Tom Cruise Not Talking with 'Kryptonite' Will Smith After Chris Rock Slap at Oscars [RUMOR]

Will Smith allegedly approached Tom Cruise several times, desperately wanting to do a movie with him.
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Manchin’s Dirty Deal Is Defeated for a Third Time

Today, after Senator Manchin's "permitting reform" provision gained support from President Biden but drew continued opposition from both parties and frontline communities, the Senate passed the National Defense Authorization Act without Manchin's Dirty Deal provisions.
Social Security Payments: Who Will Receive $146 Increase and Get Up to $1,822 in Benefits?

Social Security Payments: Who Will Receive $146 Increase and Get Up to $1,822 in Benefits?

Social Security payment recipients will see boosted checks as early as December 2022. The Social Security increase was due to the cost-of-living adjustment of 8.7%.
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350.org Responds to President Biden Support of Manchin’s “Dirty Deal”

Today, despite the fact that Senator Manchin's "permitting reform" provision has drawn opposition from both parties and frontline communities, President Biden released a statement in support of the proposal, claiming it would cut energy bills.
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Did Not Hold Back in Exposing Fiery Rift With Royal Family in Final Episodes of Their Netflix Docuseries

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Did Not Hold Back in Exposing Fiery Rift With Royal Family in Final Episodes of Their Netflix Docuseries

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle shed light on several issues they are facing, including their fiery rift with the royal family, in the last three episodes of their Netflix docuseries.
University of Idaho Murder Victim's Mom Feels 'Left in the Dark' on Police Investigation, Fears Case Could Go Unsolved

University of Idaho Murder Victim's Mom Feels 'Left in the Dark' on Police Investigation, Fears Case Could Go Unsolved

Concerned that the case may go unsolved, the mom of one of the four University of Idaho murder victims has spoken out four weeks after the horrific knife attack.
Elon Musk Abruptly Suspends Twitter Accounts of Journalists Who Share Private Information About His Whereabouts

Elon Musk Suspends Twitter Accounts of Journalists Who Share Private Information About His Whereabouts

Several notable journalists from top news organizations, who have covered stories about Twitter CEO Elon Musk, have been suspended on the social media platform.
Justice Department Sues Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey Over Makeshift Shipping Container Border Wall

Justice Department Sues Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey Over Makeshift Shipping Container Border Wall

The Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against Arizona Governor Doug Ducey for the makeshift shipping container border wall along the state's border with Mexico.
American Suspect Wanted for 1991 Murder Found in Guatemala Operating a Shrimp Farm

American Suspect Wanted for 1991 Murder Found in Guatemala Operating a Shrimp Farm

An American suspect wanted for a 1991 murder was found in Guatemala working on a shrimp farm, according to Massachusetts state police.
Will Puerto Rico Become the 51st State of the United States? House Approves Puerto Rico 'Decolonization' Referendum

Will Puerto Rico Become the 51st State of the United States? House Approves Puerto Rico 'Decolonization' Referendum

The U.S. House of Representatives has voted and passed a bill that would allow Puerto Ricans to decide for themselves on statehood or independence, as the U.S. territory moves toward "decolonization."
Elon Musk Sells Another Tesla Stock Worth $3.6 Billion

Elon Musk Sells Another Tesla Stock Worth $3.6 Billion

Billionaire Elon Musk has put another 22 million Tesla shares for sale worth $3.6 billion. They were sold on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of this week, according to a U.S. Financial regulator filing.