Cuban man in South Florida says he was deported to African country he’d never heard of without being told his destination
“We’ve been here in Africa for 32 days,” Aristides Fernandez Garcia said - A Cuban man who spent months in...
Month: September 2026
Professor: Why it’s time to retire the term ‘African American’
A conversation that’s been happening for decades behind the ivory towers of academia has officially spilled onto the timeline. As a university professor and the Associate...
Decades of incest meant a Kentucky family were so inbred they had blue skin
A family's multi-generational pattern of extreme inbreeding led to parents being stunned when children were born with distinctly blue-colored skin....
Twin infants weighing 5.7 pounds at 5 months old led to child neglect pleas after couple maintained newborn feeding schedule
A Florida couple who were arrested for nearly starving their 5-month-old twins both decided to plead no contest. Leroy Somersall III, 24,...
Judge Signals Possible Mistrial in Case of Mother Accused of Killing Her Children
The murder case against Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three children, slipped into an even darker...
Missouri candidate charged with trying to plant cocaine on his political rival
A candidate for the Missouri House made an initial court appearance Thursday on a federal drug charge accusing him of...
How to use cell phone safety features to protect against thieves
Whether you have an iPhone or an Android, your device has multiple safety features you can activate to protect your...
Nationwide Debit Card Outage Sparks Chaos at Stores, Gas Stations, and Airports
A nationwide debit‑card outage Friday afternoon triggered hours of financial gridlock across the United States, leaving millions of Americans unable...
Minimally Invasive Coronary Bypass: A Breakthrough Changing Heart Surgery Nationwide
A new generation of coronary bypass surgery is rapidly reshaping cardiac care across the United States, offering patients a safer,...
In Seattle’s Hardest‑Hit Corridor, an “Inconvenience Store” Opens
Seattle’s downtown has become an unexpected testing ground for a new kind of storefront — one that doesn’t bother selling...
