New Jersey Emergency as Nor’easter Nears, Alaska Battles Deadly Flooding

New Jersey officials declared a state of emergency as a powerful nor’easter moved toward the East Coast. Acting Governor Tahesha Way announced the decision to ensure quick response efforts and better coordination among emergency agencies. Because the storm was expected to bring strong winds and heavy rain, authorities warned residents to stay indoors and avoid…

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Community Mourns 16 Lost in Tennessee Plant Blast

Community Mourns 16 Lost in Tennessee Plant Blast

Just miles from the exploded Accurate Energetic Systems plant in rural Tennessee, congregants at Maple Valley Baptist Church dedicated Sunday’s service to the 16 people killed and their families. Many in attendance personally knew someone who worked at the plant. The church service aimed to provide comfort and strength through shared sorrow. Churches across surrounding…

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ASUU Rejects FG Offer, Launches Two Week Strike

ASUU Rejects FG Offer, Launches Two Week Strike

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) started a two-week warning strike across federal public universities in Nigeria on October 13, 2025. The decision followed a failed negotiation with the federal government. Lecturers have stopped teaching and academic activities until their demands receive attention. Why ASUU Rejected the Government’s Offer ASUU rejected the proposal from…

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Mississippi Homecoming Turns Deadly in Multiple Shootings

Mississippi Homecoming Turns Deadly in Multiple Shootings

Mississippi faced heartbreak over the weekend as homecoming celebrations turned violent in several towns. At least eight people died, and more than 20 others suffered injuries during separate shootings in Leland, Heidelberg, and Sharkey County. What began as a night of joy quickly descended into chaos, leaving families and communities mourning. The Leland Shooting In…

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WIC Program Gets $300M Lifeline During Government Shutdown

WIC Program Gets $300M Lifeline During Government Shutdown

In response to the federal government shutdown, the administration has allocated $300 million to sustain the WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) nutrition program. The move ensures that the program can continue helping over 6 million low-income mothers, infants, and young children purchase essential food items.This infusion came at a critical time, as WIC’s annual funding…

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