Sandra Day O’Connor, the first woman to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court, announced that she was told she has dementia.
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HSBC Trying out Samsung Smartwatch in Banks
The HSBC banking and financial staff, in New York, have been using Samsung S3 smartwatches to enhance their customer service.
Editorial Breaking Down Democratic Socialism For Dummies
Democratic Socialism is taking the stage here in America. But is Democratic Socialism any different than regular socialism?
Hurricane Michael Deaths Pile up With Damage
Last week Hurricane Michael made an appearance on the Florida panhandle. It quickly swept through Florida.
Dr. Smith of University of Missouri: Awarded Nobel Prize
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry is not just handed out to anybody. It takes time, effort, and some real researching skills.
American Pastor Andrew Brunson Released From Turkey
On Friday, a Turkish court released the American pastor, Andrew Brunson. This early release might help relieve tensions.
Remnants of Tropical Storm Sergio Expected to hit Alton, MO
Tropical Storm Sergio hit the Baja California coast on Friday bringing lots of rain and wind with it.
Aftermath of Hurricane Michael Still Being Calculated
Hurricane Michael, a category 4 Hurricane, hammered Florida on Wednesday, October 10th.
President Trump Works With Florida and Georgia After Hurricane Michael
President Trump has Approved Florida’s disaster declaration and Georgia’s emergency declaration.
Category 4 Hurricane Michael Hits Florida Panhandle
Hurricane Michael hit Florida on Wednesday afternoon. Evacuation warnings had been issued, and supplies and help have already been put in place for after the storm. The governor of Florida, Rick Scott, has told those that decided not to evacuate, to stay put through the storm. After many days of tracking the storm, Michael finally […]
Proclamation by President Trump: National POW/MIA Recognition Day
National POW/MIA Recognition Day is traditionally observed on the third Friday of September.
Carolinas Experiencing Billions of Dollars Worth of Damage
Hurricane Florence might be dissipated but that doesn’t mean the Carolinas aren’t still feeling the affects of the storm.