Frank Mooney
A new bill moving through the Florida Senate would allow homeowners to use “reasonable force” to take down drones that violate their right to privacy, directly contradicting federal airspace regulations and raising new legal questions about how far a person can go to defend their home from surveillance. The bill’s primary goal is to further … Read more
Oklahoma officials say severe weather killed three people, including a 12-year-old child and his mother. According to an Oklahoma State Emergency Operations Centre announcement, the severe floodwaters in central Oklahoma also caused damage to at least ten residences. Moore police, roughly 10 miles south of Oklahoma City, recorded “dozens of high-water incidents” on Sunday morning, … Read more
Wendy Brito, an El Salvadorian asylum applicant and mother of three from the New Orleans region, failed to return from a regular check-in with Immigration and Customs Enforcement last month. Her family had no idea what had transpired until Brito surfaced on an ICE database, which showed she was arrested in Basile, Louisiana, some 200 … Read more
New York — According to industry experts, stores selling secondhand clothes, shoes, and accessories stand to benefit from President Donald Trump’s trade war, even as businesses around the world scramble to avoid potential damage. Although American fashions have an international effect, practically all apparel marketed in the United States is manufactured elsewhere. Last week, the … Read more
The Social Security program, which has been overseen at the federal level by the Social Security Administration (SSA) in the United States for decades, stipulates that retirement benefits are determined by two key factors: work history and full retirement age. By 2025, persons planning to retire at age 67 will face different amounts depending on … Read more
Those in attendance at the 30th Anniversary Remembrance Ceremony for the Murrah Building bombing witnessed a little hiccup after a woman walked onto the platform and was quickly escorted out. Officials feel there is no threat to the public Dr. Susan Chambers, chair of the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum, opened the ceremony by … Read more
A devastating storm system that pounded parts of the central United States with torrential rain and tornadoes is forecast to pass across the Ohio and Tennessee valleys on April 21, bringing a slew of severe weather warnings. “The hazards associated with these thunderstorms are frequent lightning, severe thunderstorm wind gusts, hail, and a minimal threat … Read more
If your birthday falls between May 21 and May 31, you might receive up to $5,108 from Social Security within 48 hours. This payment is for retirees who have opted to delay retirement in order to maximise their benefits. While not all beneficiaries will receive the maximum amount, many will earn much more than the … Read more
According to a National Park Service news release dated April 19, a man died on April 18 after slipping into water near the Blue Ridge Parkway. Jie Huang, 40, of Plymouth, North Carolina, was hiking on the Boone Fork Trail near Price Lake at Milepost 297. According to the news announcement, at 2:57 p.m. on … Read more
Two Mexican nationals in the United States on nonimmigrant visas were nabbed during a traffic stop in Colorado last month while smuggling 180,000 rounds of ammunition, police said Wednesday. Caesar Ramon Martinez Solis, 41, and Humberto Ivan Amador Gavira, 24, both from Mexico, were pulled over near Canon City on March 26, according to a … Read more