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Arkansas hospitalizations because of covid-19 rose to 1,420 on Monday, the highest in five months, even as the day's report of new cases dipped to a three-week low.

There is no single way to know that you are dealing with a fibber. These clues, however, may be be tip-offs.

It’s going to be a little brighter Christmas for over 150 families in Exeter this year, thanks to Noah’s Ark Angel Project.

The Little Black Dress (LBD) affair was held at the Bella Luxe Loft on Center Drive, in Los Angeles on Saturday, December 11.  The Los Angeles Sentinel’s photojournalist,

Historian Wayne Thorpe details the thinking of anarcho-syndicalist Pierre Besnard (1886–1947), placing it in the context of inter-war French syndicalism, following the WWI class collaboration of the CGT, of which he had been a member and many anarchists had played leading roles.

A former babysitter who served a few months in jail for shaking a 5-month-old boy so forcefully 37 years ago that he suffered permanent brain damage now faces a possible life sentence after his death from those injuries in 2019, at age 35, officials said. Terry McKirchy, 59, who now lives in Texas, was arrested again on July 2 after a grand jury in Broward County, Florida, indicted her on a first-degree murder charge in the death of Benjamin Dowling, prosecutors said this week. She was taking c...

Death from Florida shaken baby case leads to murder charge for babysitter Terry McKirchy got a light sentence 36 years ago for shaking 5-month-old Benjamin Dowling, but Dowling’s 2019 death has prompted a grand jury to indict her on a first-degree murder charge.     This undated booking photo released by the Fort Bend County Jail in Texas shows Terry McKirchy. McKirchy is charged with murder stemming from a decades-old shaken baby case. McKirchy pleaded no contest in 1985 to attempt...

Officials said that more than 1,000 people who were evacuated from Bagdad due to the Spur Fire could return home on Friday.

Officials said that more than 1,000 people who were evacuated from Bagdad due to the Spur Fire could return home on Friday.

Abuse of social media had to be stopped Let us be abundantly clear: in these United States of America “Congress shall make no law ... abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press.” This is one of the cornerstones upon which our republic stands, and we rightfully celebrate the exercise of this freedom. In recent years, however, we have been subject to myriad profane actors, whose profligate abuse of this freedom on social media platforms has resulted in the dissemination of outright lies...