Frank Mooney
Headaches are one of the most common health complaints worldwide, but they aren’t all the same. The type, location, and severity of a headache can provide valuable insights into underlying health issues. Instead of relying solely on over-the-counter medications to mask the pain, understanding what causes your headache can help you treat the root problem … Read more
Since the Social Security Administration (SSA) announced it on October 10, the cost of living adjustment (COLA) for Social Security payments has caused a lot of debate. For beneficiaries to make sure they don’t lose too much buying power, this is how much their benefits will go up each year to keep up with inflation. … Read more
Have you ever been drifting into sleep when, out of nowhere, your body jolts awake? This sudden and startling experience, often accompanied by a sensation of falling, is known as a hypnic jerk or sleep start. It’s a common and generally harmless occurrence, but it can leave you feeling unsettled. Here’s a closer look at … Read more
Police say a shooter went to an elementary school in Northern California on Wednesday, shot and killed two kids, and then killed himself. Around 1 p.m., police were called to Feather River Adventist School because shots had been fired. “When we got there, we found a person, an adult male,” Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea … Read more
Last week, an 8-year-old boy died at a high-end resort in Phoenix after a big figure fell on him. The Phoenix Fire Department told CNN affiliate KPNX that the child got a major head injury when one of the outdoor statues at the Arizona Biltmore fell over and hit them. The hurt child was found … Read more
A guy from Ventura County, who is 28 years old and out on bail, is being charged with 9 felonies for distributing and having child sexual abuse material (CSAM). The charges were made public on Tuesday. The suspect, Angel Martinez, is from Oxnard. The investigation into him began in July when the Child Exploitation and … Read more
Parkland, Florida – A family in Parkland took in the bull terrier called “Trooper,” who was found alone and tied to a fence along I-75 as people were leaving for Hurricane Milton. Frank and Carla Spina, Trooper’s new owners, said he is doing great after everything he’s been through. The people who worked at the … Read more
As December approaches, millions of American families who rely on SNAP Food Stamps are closely monitoring the payment schedule to plan their holiday season budgets. While the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is vital for supporting low-income households, its payment schedule can vary significantly across states, often causing confusion among beneficiaries. Unlike other federal programs, … Read more
The Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program issues 12 monthly payments each year, but occasionally, payments are made a day or two in advance to accommodate weekends and holidays. Due to Social Security’s practice of only delivering payments on business days, and the fact that banks and other financial institutions are closed on weekends and holidays, … Read more
PHOENIX – The Arizona Department of Public Safety says that four people have been caught stealing cars in the Phoenix area. On Monday, December 2, the department held a press conference to talk about the charges and how they happened. Officer Ken Hunter, Deputy Director of Arizona DPS, Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell, and Captain … Read more