Arthur DeVitalis 
A video of a Texas man’s comically unsuccessful attempt to break a car window has taken the internet by storm. The clip, which lacks context but provides plenty of entertainment, shows a silver Hyundai moving slowly down a Dallas street as a large man relentlessly punches the passenger side window. The scene unfolds with the … Read more
The Alzheimer’s Association is celebrating the FDA Advisory Council’s unanimous endorsement of donanemab, a promising new drug for early Alzheimer’s and mild cognitive impairment. Julie Gray, director of development for the Alzheimer’s Association of West Texas, expressed excitement about the progress: “These are just tremendous steps forward, and we can’t wait for the FDA approval … Read more
As summer officially begins, a relentless heatwave is gripping the Midwest and East Coast, with temperatures expected to soar through at least Friday. Nearly 66 million Americans are under heat alerts, with 150 million set to experience temperatures above 90 degrees Fahrenheit. About 9 million could face readings exceeding 100 degrees. Heat warnings, watches, or … Read more
Dad rock is beloved across the U.S., and a recent study by Merchoid confirms that every state has its favorite bands. From classic icons like Van Halen and Led Zeppelin to newer additions like Nirvana and Limp Bizkit, the genre’s popularity spans generations. Here’s a look at the top dad rock bands according to fans … Read more
Black male voters are expressing their frustration with the current political landscape, feeling disenchanted with both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump. ABC News recently highlighted the sentiments of Black men in key battleground states, including Georgia and Michigan, who find themselves dissatisfied with their voting options for the upcoming election. Rapper Hitman … Read more
As bird flu fears grow, several states are loosening regulations on raw milk sales. Despite warnings from the CDC about the dangers of consuming unpasteurized milk, states like Montana, North Dakota, Alaska, Georgia, Wyoming, Delaware, and West Virginia have passed laws allowing or expanding its sale. Delaware Senator Eric Buckson noted the demand and economic … Read more
ATLANTA — A tragic incident unfolded at Smith State Prison in Georgia on Sunday when a food service employee was shot and killed. The Georgia Department of Corrections reported that inmate Jaydrekus Hart allegedly fatally shot Aureon Shavea Grace, a 24-year-old food service worker, in the prison’s kitchen around 4:30 a.m. before turning the gun … Read more
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Sean Lannon has been sentenced for the murders of three individuals in a high-profile New Mexico case, over three years after four bodies were discovered in a truck at the Albuquerque International Sunport. Lannon, who had already admitted to killing one of the victims, Randall Apostalon, pled guilty earlier this month to … Read more
Bird flu, a virus that has caused significant concern in recent years, remains a topic of intense study among scientists aiming to understand its variable impact on different animal species. While highly lethal to some, such as poultry and certain wild birds, the virus does not pose the same threat to others, sparking curiosity about … Read more
Researchers at Michigan State University have discovered that honeybees possess a remarkable ability to detect chemicals associated with lung cancer in human breath. According to a study published in Biosensors and Bioelectronics, the bees achieved an impressive 82% success rate in identifying lung cancer biomarkers. As confirmed by the sources msutoday The study, led by … Read more