‘Zombie Squirrels’ with oozing flesh terrify U.S. homeowners

“Zombie Squirrels” Spark Concern Across U.S. After fears over “zombie rabbits,” Americans are now being warned about squirrels with oozing sores, wart-like lumps, and disfigured faces. Photos and videos shared online show squirrels covered in grotesque growths, prompting alarm. Experts say the condition is a naturally occurring disease called squirrel pox (or squirrel fibromatosis), which spreads easily through … Read more

Coach Goes Viral Online For This One Act Of Kindness During Kids’ Basketball Game

Teachers are among the most valuable members of society, but they are also among the least compensated. It takes a particular kind of person to spend their lives teaching, mentoring, and guiding the next generation. There are many examples of professors who have gone out of their way to assist their students. For example, Jonathan Oliver, a … Read more

For Anyone Who Hasn’t Seen This Yet…

Cats have always fascinated people with their unique blend of grace, mystery, and independence. Agile and light on their paws, they move with a quiet confidence that makes them seem almost untouchable. Their sharp claws, lightning reflexes, and incredible senses of sight and hearing turn them into natural-born hunters, capable of stalking even the smallest … Read more

I DIDN’T WANT A CAREGIVER—I WANTED MY OLD LIFE BACK

I didn’t cry when they told me I’d never walk again. I just nodded, not wanting sympathy or pity. When the nurse offered part-time help, I refused, saying, “I’ve got it.” But I didn’t. The kitchen was a mess, baths were hard, and utensils kept falling. Then Saara arrived. She wasn’t what I expected—not overly … Read more

Miracle In The Waiting Room

My name is Jordanna, and this is my daughter Mackenzie, a little blonde with the brightest smile. At just three and a half months old, she was diagnosed with retinoblastoma, a rare eye cancer. After seven rounds of chemotherapy at UCSF, Mackenzie is now almost a year cancer-free—a true miracle. One morning, while waiting for … Read more

The amazing story of Katie Stubblefield: She became the youngest person to receive a face transplant

Katie Stubblefield: The Youngest Face Transplant Recipient in the U.S.. Katie Stubblefield was only 18 when her world collapsed. After a painful breakup and ongoing health and family struggles, she attempted suicide by shooting herself. Against all odds, she survived — but the devastating injury left her without most of her face. Her recovery was … Read more

India’s ED Raids George Soros–Linked Entities in FEMA Probe

In a significant enforcement action, India’s Enforcement Directorate (ED) conducted raids at eight locations in Bengaluru on March 18, 2025. These sites are linked to George Soros’ Open Society Foundations (OSF) and its investment arm, the Soros Economic Development Fund (SEDF). The investigation targets alleged contraventions under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA). What ED Is Investigating The ED’s preliminary findings suggest that … Read more

Faith Meets Fame: Is Bishop T.D. Jakes Redefining the Church?

Bishop T.D. Jakes has become one of the most influential figures in modern Christianity, turning his ministry into a global brand. As senior pastor of The Potter’s House—a Dallas-based megachurch with over 30,000 members—Jakes has expanded far beyond the pulpit. Through books, movies like Jumping the Broom, and massive events like MegaFest, he combines faith with media, business, and … Read more

Trump Administration Deploys 200 Marines to Florida in Support of ICE Operations

200 Marines Deployed to Florida in Support Role for ICE Operations. The U.S. Northern Command has deployed approximately 200 Marines from the Marine Wing Support Squadron 272, based at Marine Corps Air Station New River, North Carolina, to Florida to assist Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This move is part of a broader authorization to mobilize up to 700 … Read more