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A customer who was upset with his food at a Checkers restaurant in Florida shot and killed the worker, authorities said. Elijah Travis Mackey, 23, was arrested after hiding under a stairwell of a nearby motel and later charged with murder. The May 21 shooting occurred when a man complained about his order to a … Read more
Pope Leo XIV visited the Basilica of Saint Mary Major, praying before the sacred icon of Salus Populi Romani and thanking its faithful caretakers. After celebrating Mass at the Archbasilica of St. John Lateran, the Pope prayed in the Pauline Chapel and paused to honor his predecessor’s tomb. In a call to renew devotion to … Read more
Magic: The Gathering’s latest Final Fantasy set has brought an emotional moment from Final Fantasy 14 to the card game. Papalymo Totolymo, a noble Lalafell and member of the Scions of Seventh Dawn, is now available in MTG as a multicolor legendary Dwarf Wizard. His card features an ability that recreates his tragic sacrifice on … Read more
Phil Robertson, a main cast member of the popular reality TV series Duck Dynasty, has passed away at the age of 79. His family shared the news through social media posts on Sunday, May 25. Robertson was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in December, but his health declined rapidly since then. His son Jase and granddaughter … Read more
US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth wore a hat to a military event that some perceived as a nod to President Donald Trump, sparking outrage among Americans and fueling long-standing criticism over his past behavior. Hegseth was joined by members of the United States military at the Coca-Cola 600 in Charlotte, North Carolina, where he … Read more
Austria’s former Chancellor Sebastian Kurz has won his appeal against a conviction for giving false testimony to a parliamentary committee, clearing a major hurdle in his potential return to politics. The court’s ruling overturns last year’s judgement and eight-month suspended prison sentence for the 38-year-old ex-politician. Kurz was found guilty of perjury in 2022 over … Read more
Automaker Volvo Cars plans to eliminate around 3,000 mostly white-collar jobs as part of a restructuring effort aimed at tackling high costs, declining demand for electric vehicles, and uncertainty over trade tariffs. The move is expected to significantly impact various departments within the company. The reasons behind this restructuring are multifaceted. High production costs and … Read more
The Memorial Day weekend box office has set a record, with Disney’s “Lilo & Stitch” opening in first place and Paramount’s “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning” taking second spot. The total domestic gross is projected to reach $325 million, the highest ever. This marks a significant relief for theater owners struggling from post-pandemic attendance … Read more
Photonics.com, a leading online platform for photonics news and information, recently encountered an issue with its website’s security. Upon visiting the site, users were prompted to verify their connection due to concerns about the security of their internet connection. To address this concern, the website recommended enabling JavaScript and cookies to continue browsing. This suggests … Read more