The funeral of Oleksiy Yukov, an important figure in Ukraine known for recovering the remains of soldiers and civilians, took place at St. Volodymyr’s Cathedral in Kyiv. Yukov was killed by a landmine during a mission in the eastern Donetsk region. Yukov, aged 40, died on August 5 while attempting to exhume a body. His […]
Remembering The Loss Ryan DeWitt, Wade Lytal, and Cole Naylor, fathers of victims from the 2021 Camp Mystic flash flood, recently spoke with Kayleigh McEnany. They shared stories about their daughters’ profound faith, which continues to support their families. This emotional interview highlights how these fathers are coping with their grief through a podcast titled […]
Whitney Houston’s influence on music is undeniable. Next year marks 40 years since the release of her hit ‘I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me).’ This classic song, one of her 11 Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 singles, is part of a new album titled ‘WH1TNEY.’ The album, released Friday, coincides with ongoing celebrations […]
A 24-foot trailer filled with essential supplies for Camp Agape California was stolen last month. The trailer contained sleeping bags, towels, backpacks, and other items crucial for their summer program aimed at children of incarcerated parents. The theft occurred in Anaheim, where a camp volunteer had parked it. Elizabeth Vallejo co-founded Camp Agape California with […]
On a warm Wednesday evening, around 50 people gathered in front of Resurrection Church in Boyle Heights. They lit candles, held rosaries, and distributed N-95 masks and poster boards. The group prepared to pray and to stand against the challenges facing their community once more. For over a century, the 103-year-old Catholic parish has been […]
Mayor Eddie Melton of Gary has shown a clear dedication to the city’s revival. His focus extends beyond economic growth, emphasizing care for the city’s vulnerable groups. “Expanding our services to serve our homeless population is very critical,” Melton stated at a construction site for the new Brothers’ Keeper shelter. On August 7, 2026, city […]
In the wake of the destruction caused by the EF-1 tornado that hit Hazel Crest on July 27, students and volunteers from Hazel Crest Elementary District 152 ½ gathered at Jesse White Learning Academy to provide aid to those affected. School board President Dean Barnett announced that the community had responded well to a call […]
Katie Morris, a mother of five from Clacton-on-Sea, England, shared an inspiring story about her son Michael, who has high-functioning autism and global developmental delay (GDD). Michael, one of her three children with additional needs, is recognized for his courage and resilience despite facing more challenges than most boys his age. High-functioning autism refers to […]
Being in a battle for survival often hits unexpectedly. Recently, I stepped off the grid for a significant reason. My annual trip to Las Vegas was different this year due to looming threats from the Iran War and safety concerns. Precautions and Observations I took meticulous precautions never before needed. Moving under the cover of […]
Before the efforts of Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham brought nationwide attention to women’s sports, Payton McNabb was already experiencing the impacts firsthand. Her life took a dramatic turn due to a high school volleyball match, which has now brought her advocacy all the way to the U.S. Capitol. Watch Payton McNabb’s full interview with […]