A Texas nurse has been found guilty of killing four of his patients with air injections after they were recovering from heart surgeries. William Davis, 37, could now face the death penalty after he was convicted of capital murder by the Smith County Jury on Tuesday. The attacks erupted at… Continue reading Texas nurse found guilty of murdering 4 patients
DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas’ scheduled appearance before the Senate Judiciary Committee has been postponed after he tested positive for COVID. He was to appear before the Senate on Thursday as the annual number of migrant detentions reached an all-time high since 1986. Mayorkas tested positive for COVID earlier this week.… Continue reading Mayorkas Senate hearing postponed after he tests positive for COVID
A Haitian gang behind the kidnapping of US and Canadian missionaries is demanding a million dollars for each hostage. The abductions took place on Saturday when the 17 missionaries left an orphanage and were headed back to Port-au-Prince. 16 of the Christian missionaries are US citizens, while one is from… Continue reading Haitian gang behind US missionary abduction demands $17m ransom
Former Secretary of State and Chairman Joint Chiefs Gen. Colin Powell, 84, has passed away from complications related to COVID-19. Gen. Powell played a major role in shaping the post-9/11 American foreign policy. He was the first Black Secretary of State and served during a period of uncertainty, when America… Continue reading Former Secretary of State Colin Powell dies of COVID-19
An Illinois mother has shot a man dead after he and along with his girlfriend declined to kiss her, according to the police. Suspect Claudia Resendiz-Florez, 28, moved in with James Jones, 29, and his girlfriend at their apartment complex in Rolling Meadows when she finally snapped. After drinking together… Continue reading Illinois love triangle results in man’s death
A group of US Christian missionaries along with their families have been kidnapped near Haiti’s Port-au-Prince. An armed gang is reportedly behind the abduction which also includes children. Haiti’s police sources have told the media that over 14 people were taken off a bus when they were visiting an orphanage.… Continue reading US Christian missionaries abducted in Haiti
The US is set to lift its travel ban for fully vaccinated individuals from November 08. The White House announced that vaccinated individuals who have had a negative COVID test 72 hours before boarding will be allowed to enter. Restrictions were imposed last year when countries, including the US were… Continue reading Borders to be reopened for fully vaccinated from Nov. 08
Officials are investigating possible cases of Havana syndrome at the US embassy in Colombia. The cases are reported just days before Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s visit to the country. Embassy staff in Bogota have reportedly been injured by the strange illness. The Havana syndrome was first reported in Cuba… Continue reading Havana syndrome reported at Embassy in Colombia before Blinken visit
Texas Rio Grande Sector Border Patrol agents caught 24 migrants believed to have used a train to travel deeper into the US. “Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol (RGV) agents apprehend 24 migrants that used a train to travel further into the US.” Corpus Christi Border Patrol station received a… Continue reading Texas Border Patrol catch 24 migrants using train to travel deep into US
A Maryland nuclear engineer and his wife have been charged with attempting to sell nuclear secrets to a person they believed to be representing a foreign country. Jonathan Toebbe, 42, his wife Diana Toebbe, 45, were arrested in West Virginia on Saturday. According to the Justice Department, they were allegedly… Continue reading Couple charged with attempting to sell nuclear secrets