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The Expose recently shared another review by Doctor Makis – The Anti Parasitic Drug That is Cheap, Safe & Kills Aggressive Cancers – But Has Not Been FDA Approved. which was about the nati parasitic drug Fenbendazole.

The state of California is helping fund more housing for college students in the North Valley.

A federal grand jury has indicted an El Paso mom for allegedly trying to smuggle two Mexican children over the Paso del Norte Bridge.

The 2023 class of Maine AmeriCorps members took the pledge to serve as volunteers during a celebration and service project that took place recently at the Viles Arboretum in Augusta. Maine AmeriCorps members were joined by Volunteer Maine and the Maine Department of Education (DOE) to enjoy breakfast together and be sworn in as AmeriCorps … Continue reading 2023 Class of Maine AmeriCorps Volunteers Sworn in During Viles Arboretum Celebration and Service Project

Mario Juarez is being recognized as a Santa Barbara Foundation Celebrate Philanthropy honoree for his decades of service, including seats on boards of directors for Hancock College Foundation, Marian Regional

The DeBrum Family and Mario A. Juarez have been named honorees for 2023 Celebrate Philanthropy, organizing sponsor the Santa Barbara Foundation and gold

The "Pilsen Bomberos" are Chicago Fire Department firefighters inspiring their Latino community during Hispanic Heritage Month.

Mario Juarez is being recognized as a Santa Barbara Foundation Celebrate Philanthropy honoree for his decades of service, including seats on boards of directors for Hancock College Foundation, Marian Regional

After being wounded in an early-morning shooting, the man died in the hospital three days later.

A horror film festival is scaring up the borderland by bringing in Guillermo Del Toro's collaborator Doug Jones and the hosts of the "Leyendas Legendarias."