Author: Staff

Family and friends of former U.S. Representative Mia Love will come together in Salt Lake City on Monday to celebrate her life following her battle with brain cancer, which she ultimately succumbed to in March at the age of 49. Love, who was the first Black Republican woman elected to Congress, made her mark as a daughter of Haitian immigrants. During her courageous fight against glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer, Love explored treatment options including immunotherapy through a clinical trial. Sadly, she passed away at her home in Saratoga Springs, Utah, just weeks after her daughter shared the…

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The Toronto Blue Jays have made a significant commitment to their star player, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., announcing a massive 14-year contract extension valued at $500 million. This extension, confirmed by various reports including those from sports journalist Ken Rosenthal, stands as one of the largest deals in Major League Baseball history, surpassed only by Juan Soto’s $765 million contract with the New York Mets. Guerrero, now 26 years old, is set to remain with the Blue Jays until the end of the 2039 season, when he will be 40 years old. This long-term agreement effectively ensures that he will spend…

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Winners Announced for the 2025 Olivier Awards in London Theater The 2025 Olivier Awards, celebrating achievements in London theater, opera, and dance, were held recently, recognizing a variety of talents and productions. In the category of New Play, the award went to “Giant,” while the New Musical award was claimed by “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.” The award for New Entertainment or Comedy was presented to “Titanique,” and the Family Show award went to “Brainiac Live.” The Revival category was topped by the classical tragedy “Oedipus,” with “Fiddler on the Roof” taking home the award for Musical Revival. In…

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As the political landscape of New York City shifts, the candidacy of Andrew Cuomo for mayor has stirred quite a reaction. After stepping down as governor amid serious allegations, including sexual misconduct and mishandling of COVID-19-related nursing home deaths, Cuomo’s campaign is now receiving endorsements from elected officials who once demanded his resignation. This unexpected support comes from a number of officials who, in the aftermath of Cuomo’s scandals, publicly called for his resignation or even his impeachment. It raises questions about integrity and values in leadership. In New York City’s mayoral race, ten out of the 28 elected officials…

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A 49-year-old man was shot by police in Brooklyn on Sunday, April 6, after officers claimed he attacked four young girls with a meat cleaver. The incident began when an 11-year-old girl called 911 to report that her uncle was assaulting her and her siblings. Police arrived at around 10:15 a.m. in the Bensonhurst neighborhood, where the girl was able to provide her location even though she did not know her exact address. When officers reached the building, they were let inside by another child who was uninjured. Once inside, police had to forcibly enter the girl’s apartment. They found…

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The White House’s Economic Council Director, Kevin Hassett, praised President Trump’s tariffs during a recent interview, highlighting a positive shift in U.S. manufacturing and international trade relations. Hassett noted that since the tariffs were implemented last week, over 50 countries have expressed interest in discussing new trade agreements with the Trump administration. While acknowledging potential short-term challenges for consumers, Hassett argued that the long-term benefits to American workers would outweigh any immediate issues. He pointed out that the economic situation has deteriorated since China joined the World Trade Organization in 2000, stating that the decline in job opportunities outweighed the…

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In Tampa, Florida, UConn’s Azzi Fudd showcased her talent and resilience, playing a crucial role in her team’s latest victory. Fudd, fresh off a season plagued by injuries, was named the Most Outstanding Player after leading the Huskies to their 12th national championship with a powerful performance in the title game against South Carolina. She scored 24 points, helping secure an impressive 82-59 win. Last season was a tough one for Fudd as she dealt with a torn meniscus and ACL injury, which kept her on the sidelines during the Final Four. Watching her team lose to Iowa was a…

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A Staten Island street was dedicated on Sunday to remember a parks worker who lost his life in the line of duty fifty years ago, tragically leaving behind a family that has since served as heroes in their own right. Arthur Leahy was the first city parks worker to die while on the job when he was murdered during a botched burglary at the LaTourette Park golf course on April 6, 1975. City Councilman David Carr, representing Staten Island, led the ceremony which commemorated Leahy’s sacrifice. The street, now named “Arthur C. Leahy Way,” stands at the entrance of the…

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Two stars from the popular series Madam Secretary reunited on Saturday night at the opening of the new Broadway show BOOP! The Musical. Téa Leoni, who played the lead role in the political drama, walked the red carpet at the Broadhurst Theatre in New York City, alongside Erich Bergen, who portrayed her character’s assistant. Madam Secretary aired for six seasons, starting in 2014, and followed the journey of Elizabeth McCord, played by Leoni, as she became the U.S. Secretary of State after her predecessor’s mysterious death. The show concluded in 2019, transitioning to Madam President, which depicted McCord’s presidency as…

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A federal judge has expressed serious concerns about the U.S. government’s decision to arrest a man from Maryland and deport him to a dangerous prison in El Salvador. Judge Paula Xinis described the action as “wholly lawless” and questioned the justification for the deportation. The individual in question, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, is a 29-year-old Salvadoran national who has not been charged with any crime. He was originally brought to the U.S. on a work permit and was pursuing a career as a sheet metal apprentice. His wife is a U.S. citizen, which adds to the growing concerns about the fairness…

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