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Mother Dies Trying to Save Daughter during Mass Shooting at Son’s Birthday In a tragic incident that unfolded in Florence, Kentucky, a mother ironically lost her life trying to protect her daughter from a deadly mass shooting which occurred at her son’s 21st birthday party. Son’s Birthday Party Turns Tragic The birthday celebrations were held at the home of 44-year-old Melissa Parrett. The party had been going smoothly until 21-year-old

New Parents in Baltimore Could Receive $1000 ‘Baby Bonus Proposal Aims to Lower Childhood Poverty New parents in Baltimore could receive a $1,000 “baby bonus” if a new proposal passes the ballot in November. This initiative is designed to fight childhood poverty from birth and provide families with a moderate financial relief during the expensive early months of parenthood. Largely driven by Baltimore teachers, the initiative has gathered the necessary

Senate Democrats’ Move to Oust Joe Biden Collapses In a surprising turn of events, Senate Democrats have reportedly discontinued their planned meeting to discuss President Joe Biden’s way forward in his reelection campaign. Virginia Senator, Mark Warner, a Democrat, had last week sought to arrange a meeting with colleagues to discuss Biden’s future. This move came about following calls from various quarters for Biden to step down as the Democratic

Las Vegas Shatters All-Time Temperature Record Amidst Excessive Heat Warning Las Vegas, Nevada, a city famed for its relentless urban energy and shimmering heat, has just experienced its hottest day to date. Harry Reid International Airport recorded a jaw-dropping 120 degrees around 4 p.m. local time on Sunday. Such a scorching temperature comes in the midst of an excessive heat warning currently in place and expected to last through at

Beryl Downgraded to Tropical Storm After Devastating Texas with 100mph Winds Tropical Storm Beryl, previously categorized as a hurricane, made landfall in Texas early Monday morning, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. The storm reached Matagorda, Texas’s coastline around 4 am CDT, with wind speeds clocking in at over 100mph. However, as the storm moved inland towards Houston, it was downgraded to a tropical storm. Massive Power Outages

North Texas Woman Recalls Horrifying Shark Attack on South Padre Island Independence Day Shattered by a Terrifying Incident Residents of South Padre Island are still shaken following a shocking shark attack that took place on Independence Day. Among the victims was a woman from North Texas, who remembers the harrowing incident in bone-chilling detail. Tabitha Sullivent, a resident of Celina, reported how her family’s idyllic July 4th holiday turned into

Houston School Closures in Anticipation of Tropical Storm Beryl: A Comprehensive List Houston is bracing itself for the incoming Tropical Storm Beryl. Authorities are taking precautionary measures, ensuring citizens, students, faculty, and staff’s safety and well-being. Among these measures is the immediate closure of numerous Houston-based schools and educational institutions. The closures are applicable to all scheduled classes, district offices, activities, events, camps, and training workshops scheduled for Monday, July

Senator Chris Murphy Calls for Biden to Do More U.S. Senator Chris Murphy recently made public his concerns about President Joe Biden’s leadership. In a recent public address, he openly stated his belief that Biden needs to step up his game to represent the Democratic Party effectively in the upcoming 2024 presidential elections. This marked move comes amidst growing concern about party unity and the Democrats’ future political prospects. Calls

Tragic End to Search for Missing Doctorate Student, Deundray Cottrell, in Birmingham Eerie silence hangs over east Birmingham, as authorities confirm the death of missing Atlanta doctorate student, 31-year-old Deundray Cottrell. His unclassified death is clouded with eerie mystery and unanswered questions that darken the city’s Fourth of July celebration. Disappearance on Fourth of July As per local sources, Deundray, described as a diligent marketing professional and a dedicated PhD

New York Man Accused of Fatal July 4 Crash Arraigned Without Bail Unimaginable tragedy unfolded on July 4 in New York’s Lower East Side when a man allegedly drunk driving plowed his pickup truck into a crowd at a public park. Slaughtered three lives and leaving eight others injured; the accused, a 44-year-old man named Daniel Hyden, was arraigned without bail at the Manhattan Criminal Court Saturday morning, according to