Day: February 15, 2024

Israeli special forces raid largest hospital in southern Gaza amid ‘credible intelligence’ of hostages

11:54 am February 15, 2024

Israeli special forces raided the largest hospital in southern Gaza after receiving intelligence that Hamas was keeping the remains of hostages inside the facility Thursday. Israeli officials say they had “credible intelligence” that Hamas had housed Israeli hostages at the hospital following the Oct. 7 massacre, and they believed remains may still be on site. […]

Should the CDC drop its 5-day COVID isolation guidelines? Doctors weigh in

11:10 am February 15, 2024

Is the COVID quarantine on its way out? Amid reports that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) may be considering a change to its COVID isolation guidelines, doctors are sharing their own recommendations. The current CDC guidance, which was implemented in late 2021, calls for people who test positive for the virus […]

Biden, Harris call for gun control in separate comments after deadly shooting at Kansas City Chiefs’ parade

11:04 am February 15, 2024

President Biden and Vice President Harris called on Congress to pass stronger gun control measures in separate comments Wednesday night hours after a deadly shooting at a Super Bowl victory parade in Kansas City, Missouri. Biden issued a statement specifically recommending that lawmakers ban assault weapons among other gun control laws, and asked that Americans […]

Unveiling the world’s most expensive cars from Bugatti to Lamborghini

10:59 am February 15, 2024

In the world of automotive luxury, a handful of cars symbolize opulence, stretching the limits of both engineering and luxury. These cars not only redefine the driving experience, but also serve as status symbols for those with a taste for the finer things in life. Take a journey through the world of ultimate automotive luxury, […]

Morning Glory: Why Donald Trump should select Tom Cotton as his running mate

10:00 am February 15, 2024

Michael Barone is a political genius, best known perhaps for his “Almanac of American Politics” which he co-authored for decades, but from the labors of which he retired a few years back. Barone is the author of numerous other books, all excellent, but the one that has stuck with me over the years is the […]