Nonprofit Brings Comfort to Terminally Ill Families with Project 4031

Robin Byrd, a 65-year-old Fort Worth resident, thought she had finished her journey with lung cancer after treatment in 2018. However, the disease reappeared two years ago, this time in her other lung, forcing her to make the difficult decision between chemotherapy and forgoing treatment. Byrd chose the latter option, knowing that chemotherapy would be … Read more

House Budgeting Like the Government? No Thanks.

Many people struggle with managing their household budgets. However, if they operated like the US government, it would be considered irresponsible. The federal government is on track to shut down due to disagreements between politicians. If there’s a shutdown, the White House plans to fire thousands of employees. This could have far-reaching consequences for the … Read more

Trump’s Gold Visa Program Sparks Global Interest with $1 Million Fee

US President Donald Trump has introduced a new visa program called the Gold Card, offering residency in “record time” for a discounted fee of $1 million. The move has created significant interest among the world’s wealthy, with demand already surging. However, the program faces obstacles, including potential court challenges and delays. The reduced price has … Read more

RFK Jr. Rejects U.N. Declaration on Non-Communicable Diseases

US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told a UN meeting that the US will reject a new declaration aimed at reducing non-communicable diseases, which cause millions of deaths worldwide each year. The declaration outlines targets to reduce tobacco use and increase access to mental health care by 2030. Despite criticism from some countries, the … Read more

US Blocks Global Deal on Non-Communicable Diseases Amid Criticism

The UN’s new deal to tackle non-communicable diseases (NCDs) has stalled due to the US blocking its support. Despite this, most governments have agreed on the proposal, which aims to reduce deaths from heart disease, cancer, and other NCDs. The US opposed the deal citing concerns over language related to abortion, but critics say it … Read more

DMPS Superintendent Ian Roberts Arrested by ICE for Alleged Immigration Violations

DMPS Superintendent Ian Roberts was arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on Friday, September 26, according to federal officials. The arrest is reportedly related to allegations that Roberts entered the United States without proper authorization. According to DHS, a final order of removal was issued in May 2024 for Roberts’ deportation. ICE agents … Read more

EA to Go Private in $50 Billion Deal

Electronic Arts (EA), the videogame maker behind popular sports titles, is reportedly in advanced talks for a $50 billion private takeover. A group of investors, including Silver Lake and Jared Kushner’s Affinity Partners, are close to unveiling the deal, which would be the largest leveraged buyout in history. Source: https://www.wsj.com/business/deals/ea-private-deal-buyout-video-game-maker-808aefec

Trump Unveils 21-Point Plan for Gaza Peace

President Donald Trump has expressed optimism about ending the Israel-Hamas war, saying he thinks a deal is within reach. The 21-point plan aims to bring back hostages and end the conflict in Gaza. Trump met with Arab leaders at the UN General Assembly, where they showed support for his plan. A US special envoy summarized … Read more

Ancient Chinese Skull Shakes Up Human Family Tree

Scientists have digitally reconstructed a 1 million-year-old skull found in China, which suggests that the human family tree is more complex than previously thought. The skull’s features indicate that it belonged to an early ancestor of “Dragon Man” and the Denisovans, two groups of prehistoric humans whose origins are still shrouded in mystery. The analysis … Read more