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Colo. Murder Spree Suspect Has Major Mental Health Issues

Law enforcement officials and former associates of a 21-year-old accused of killing 10 people at a Colorado supermarket described the suspect as someone prone to sudden rage who was suspended from high school for a sudden attack on a classmate that left the student bloodied.

Dozens Sick After Eating At Subway; Thousands of Locations Close

Dozen people have come down sick after eating at Subway restaurants rececently, including "nearly 25" in s single Idaho location.

Scientists Get Closer To Finding Covid Origin

GENEVA (AP) — A team of international and Chinese scientists is poised to report on its joint search for the origins of the coronavirus that sparked a pandemic after it was first detected in China over a year ago — with four theories being considered, and one the clear frontrunner, according to experts. The lengthy report is being published after months of wrangling, notably between U.S. and Chinese governments, over how the outbreak emerged,...

Covid-19 Linked To Severe, Debilitating Condition

"For people with severe tinnitus, the sound is constant and never stops, which makes it really difficult to deal with. Especially when you try to go to sleep in a quiet room. It follows you around all the time."

Judge Refuses to Shut Restaurant Defying State COVID Orders

“The state, the government, the president … they will never scare me into backing down.”

Rite-Aid Says It Will Follow Biden Policy, Vaccinate Aliens

(CNN)After Sebastian Araujo's parents spent a week on a waitlist for leftover Covid-19 vaccines, the family was relieved when the pharmacy called to let him know that two spots had opened up. On Saturday, the trio showed up for their appointments at a Rite Aid in Mission Hills, California, a suburb outside of Los Angeles, but Sebastian's mom, Graciela, 55, was turned away when she couldn't provide a state-issued ID or a social security number because she is an undocumented immigrant, he told CNN. Graciela did provide a Matrícula Consular, Mexico's consular ID, but it didn't suffice, Araujo said.

NFL’er Sabotages Career With Bad Health Choices

BLEACHER REPORT – The Miami Dolphins announced Saturday that they waived offensive tackle Isaiah Wilson just three days after acquiring him. Video of Wilson smoking a vape and dancing shirtless on a car surfaced Friday, but he would have been cut regardless. The Dolphins sent a 2021 seventh-round pick to the Tennessee Titans for Wilson and also received a 2022 seventh-round pick. The Titans selected Wilson with the No. 29 overall pick in the 2020 NFL draft...

McDonald’s App Openly Targets 4-Year-Olds

As childhood obesity rates hit all-time highs, food brands spend billions on advertising to turn kids into lifetime consumers of fat, sugar, salt, and nutrient-deprived junk food Nov 8, 2020 Business Insider – Popular child influencers are generating millions of impressions for fast food and candy brands in YouTube videos targeted at kids, a report in the Pediatrics journal has found. Videos of children playing with McDonald's toys and pretending to work at drive-thrus could potentially reach...

Cannabis Tax To Fund $25,000 ‘Reparations’ To Chicago-Area Blacks

CTV NEWS – Officials in the Chicago suburb of Evanston voted Monday to release the first batch of funds in a program offering reparations to Black residents whose families have felt the effects of decades of discriminatory housing practices, according to the Chicago Tribune and Evanston Now. It is the first of its kind in the country. Alderman Robin Rue Simmons and the Evanston City Council developed plans to direct revenue from a 3% tax on...

NBA Hall Of Famer Dead, 86

ESPN – Hall of Fame forward Elgin Baylor, who followed his illustrious playing career with a decades-long tenure as LA Clippers general manager, has died at the age of 86. Baylor died of natural causes Monday and was surrounded by his wife, Elaine, and his daughter, Krystal, the Los Angeles Lakers said in a statement. "Elgin was the love of my life and my best friend," Elaine said in the statement. "And like everyone else, I...

Worker Attacked Inside Wolf ‘Sanctuary’

FOX NEWS – A worker at the same exotic animal preserve where a lion killed an intern in 2018 was attacked by two juvenile wolves on Saturday. The Conservators Center, located in Burlington, N.C., said a professionally trained animal keeper was performing "routine activities" with two of the Center’s wolves when he was bitten. The attack happened within the wolves’ secure enclosure, separated from the public tour path by multiple fencing barriers, the Center said in...

Florida Man, Wife, Die In Hospice 15 Minutes Apart

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Bill and Esther Ilnisky spent nearly seven decades together as Christian ministers and missionaries, working in the Caribbean and Middle East before preaching for 40 years in Florida. They complemented each other — he the bookworm, she outgoing and charismatic. One without the other seemed unthinkable. So when they died minutes apart of COVID-19 this month at a Palm Beach County hospice, it may have been a hidden blessing,...

3 Times A Day? Yes, 3 Times A Day

YAHOO! LIFE – Suzanne Somers is sizzling at 74. The Three's Company star and breast cancer survivor spoke candidly about her and husband Alan Hamel's thriving sex life in an appearance on the Heather Dubrow's World podcast, sharing that the couple has sex "three times before noon." The author of A New Way to Age shared that because she's 74 and her husband is 84, most people would assume they're slowing down. But that couldn't be...

Janice Dean Latest To Speak Out Against Cuomo

FOX NEWS – Family members of New York nursing home residents who say their relatives contracted coronavirus and died after Gov. Andrew Cuomo's March 25 directive held a memorial on Sunday with attendees including Fox News' Janice Dean. Dean, who attributes her in-laws' coronavirus deaths to Cuomo's directive, said she and the other rally attendees had become like family. "I'm here today as a grieving family member, not someone who is politically motivated, which our governor...

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