Canadian authorities issued a warning against children's balloon blowing kits sold online, urging immediate disposal due to a chemical hazard. These kits, containing a solvent mixture, pose a risk of central nervous system depression if inhaled, potentially causing symptoms ranging from dizziness to coma.
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In his autobiography, Pope Francis opens up about his "mischievous" childhood, his family's immigrant history, and his surprise at becoming Pope in 2013. He recalls his Italian grandparents' journey to Argentina and reflects on his own growth and sacrifices. The Pope also shares the small pleasures he has missed since assuming his role.
A tragic incident occurred in Cheyenne Trail where Nicholas Arruda, 39, allegedly killed his pregnant wife Danielle, 39, and their two young children in a murder-suicide. The family was discovered after a welfare check. Arruda had a prior arrest record and had been unemployed. The investigation is ongoing.
A New Jersey mother claimed that United Airlines staff repeatedly pressured her to remove her disabled son's ventilator during a flight, despite having all required medical documentation. The incident caused distress and public outcry, leading to demands for United Airlines to be held accountable under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
US President Donald Trump accused Iran of directing the Houthi rebels in Yemen and warned Iran of severe consequences for their actions. Amid escalating US airstrikes killing at least 53 people, Trump linked the Houthis' attacks to Tehran. The UN called for restraint while the Houthis vowed revenge and raided a World Food Program warehouse in response.
Laura Loomer alleges that influencer Ashley St. Clair has been plotting to 'trap' Elon Musk from the moment she gave birth. St. Clair's recent paternity lawsuit against Musk, and Loomer's claims of St. Clair taking screenshots of Musk’s messages, suggest a deeper agenda.
The US Department of Homeland Security announced the self-deportation of Ranjani Srinivasan, an Indian doctoral student, after her visa was revoked for supporting Hamas and advocating violence. This is part of a broader crackdown on foreign students involved in pro-Palestinian activism. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said that living and studying in the US is a privilege and should not be extended to those who support terrorism.
Former US President Donald Trump pardoned 23 pro-life demonstrators convicted under the FACE Act during Biden's administration, just before the March for Life event in Washington, D.C. Trump claimed these individuals were unjustly imprisoned. Senator Josh Hawley criticized the Biden administration for targeting Christians, while Senator Mike Lee proposed legislation to abolish the FACE Act.
Louis DeJoy, who led the US Postal Service for five years, stepped down with Doug Tulino serving as interim leader. The decision follows President Trump's discussions on potentially privatising the mail service. Trump aims to place USPS under commerce department oversight to improve financial stability.