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Oops-eration Nightingale: Tracking 7,000 fake nursing degrees
An ongoing investigation has finally made a break, resulting in the arrest of 25 individuals for forging over 7,000 fake nursing degrees. Dubbed Operation Nightingale, a U.S. Department of Health and Human Services investigation has spanned across 5 states: DE, NY, NJ, TX, FL.
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MrBeast responds to criticism after paying for surgery to cure 1,000 blind people
MrBeast, the most followed YouTuber with over 130 million subscribers, posted a video where he paid for 1,000 people to receive life-changing eye surgery. In the video, a surgeon explains how half of the people living with blindness only need a 10-minute surgery to be cured. The post quickly went viral, receiving 59 million views in just three days.
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Drunk thief stabbed by the statue he was stealing
32-year-old Michael Alonso attempted to steal a statue from his local church in Monterrey, Mexico. However, he ended up getting stabbed by the statue in the process.
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Denny’s restaurant sign falls on car killing 72-year-old woman
01/26/2023 – 7:41pm Update: Another passenger in the car has passed away. The man was identified as Lloyd Curtis, the husband. This story is still developing.
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Two EMS workers plead "not guilty" to murder charges
On Friday afternoon, Peter J. Cadigan, 50, and Peggy J. Finley, 44, pleaded "not guilty" to murder in the death of Earl Moore, Jr., 35.
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Top 5 stories Veterans want Hollywood to make into a movie
It seems like every week there is a new reboot, or remake, of a well-worn Hollywood story. So, we asked our readers what real life military story they think deserves to be shown on the big screen. There are too many deserving stories for one article, but here the top 5 most common answers from our poll.
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American hurdler awarded Olympic gold after 10 years
In an decision that sent shockwaves through the sporting community, Natalya Antyukh, a Russian Olympian, was recently stripped of her London 2012 Olympic gold medal in the 400-meter hurdles event.
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The internet thinks a Chiefs superfan robbed banks to fund lifestyle
The Internet believes a Kansas City Chiefs superfan may have been arrested for robbing a bank. The fan in question, better known as ‘Chiefsaholic’, was notably absent from the Chief’s game against Houston Texans on December 18, 2022. The story has been picked up by several mainstream media outlets, giving it some plausibility.
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Survivor winner says he’ll donate $1M prize money to Veterans
Mike Gabler made history last week as he became the 43rd winner of US reality TV show, Survivor, and the first ever winner to announce he’s donating his prize money to charity.
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Ukrainian fighter pilot shot down, takes selfie
After shooting down 5 drones and 2 missiles, Ukrainian fighter pilot Major Vadym Voroshylov ejected from his MiG-29 Fulcrum Fighter Bomber with a bloodied face and thumbs-up pose.
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Controversial NYC Plan May “Medically Arrest” Homeless Individuals
There are approximately 80,000 homeless people in New York City. Many of them are veterans. In an effort to address the city’s rising crisis, New York City Mayor Eric Adams has implemented a new mental health agenda. The legislation would allow NYPD officers and other authorized officials to involuntarily hospitalize homeless individuals who “appear to be mentally ill and display an inability to meet basic living needs even when no recent dangerous act has been observed.”
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Americans view military as politicized social experiment
Most Americans feel the US military is overly politicized according to a survey conducted by the Reagan National Defense Forum.
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