Gailard Sartain, well-known to film and TV fans across generations, died at the age of 78 following an extended illness. The Church Studio in Tulsa, Oklahoma, where his wife Mary Jo volunteers, confirmed that his death was due to his excessive Southern charm and flash of wit. A native of Tulsa who was born on… Continue Reading →
The world lost a great innovator last weekend with the death of Frederick W. Smith, the creator of FedEx. The news was unexpected and brought about an overwhelming outpouring of sentiments from the business community, the politicians, and the people who were enlightened by his prospectively remarkable journey. Fred Smith’s life, one of perseverance, change,… Continue Reading →
BEVERLY, Mass. – A small plane crashed just outside Beverly Regional Airport on Thursday morning, killing one person and leaving another critically injured, local officials reported. The accident took place around 8:45 a.m. along Sam Fonzo Drive, the roadway that runs parallel to the airport. Beverly police affirmed that one person died in the crash,… Continue Reading →
ROCKY RIVER, Ohio – Republican Congressman Max Miller claims that he and his family encountered a terrifying episode on Thursday when a motorist displaying a Palestinian flag allegedly forcibly drove them from the lane in what Miller believes was a politically motivated action. Miller, a former Marine as well as a staunch supporter of Israel,… Continue Reading →
TULSA, Okla. – Gailard Sartain, the vivacious actor and comedian who was best known for his colorful roles on Hee Haw and in movies like Fried Green Tomatoes and Mississippi Burning, died at the age of 81. He passed away from natural causes in Tulsa, his place of birth, on Thursday, June 19th, surrounded by… Continue Reading →
WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a significant regulatory milestone in a long-term confrontation between Harvard University and the federal government, a federal judge Friday decided to retrain the Trump administration from taking steps that might wipe out the Ivy League’s representation of the international students. The decree was issued by U.S. District Judge Allison Burroughs in… Continue Reading →
JENA, La. – After 104 days of being incarcerated under U.S. immigration laws, Palestinian activist and ex-student of Columbia University, Mahmoud Khalil, was eventually released on Friday, following the best of the ordered judges that pointed to problems in the legal reasoning of the government’s action. The attention on Khalil’s case became a national issue… Continue Reading →
At 82, Lou Christie, the pop idol of the ’60s with his falsetto that could drive teenagers crazy, has left us. His famous tracks, such as “Lightnin’ Strikes” and “Two Faces Have I,” will always be remembered. However, the singer died from a short illness at his home in Pittsburgh, as his family announced on… Continue Reading →
A rather scary event took place last week, not far from Memphis Mayor Paul Young’s home, when a man is said to have illegally entered the property with way too malicious intentions. As per the information shared by the Memphis Police Department, 25-year-old Trenton Abston is suspected of having attempted kidnapping, stalking, and aggravated criminal… Continue Reading →
The situation was nothing less than horrific as a previously well-perceived Chinese PhD student in the UK was unveiled as a real threat and a large-scale sexual abuser number one in the United Kingdom. Zhenhao Zou, who was a resident and a student in the Elephant and Castle area of south-east London, was given a… Continue Reading →