A majority of voters believe that Vice President Kamala Harris knew about — and covered up — President Biden’s reported cognitive health issues. That’s according to a YouGov/Times of London poll that surveyed 1,170 registered voters on July 22 and July 23. Among those who believe Biden’s health issues were kept under wraps, 92% said...
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On this day in history, August 1, 1942, Jerry Garcia was born in San Francisco, master of American songcraft
Jerry Garcia, celebrated musician, tireless live performer and master of American musical traditions, was born in San Francisco on this day in history, Aug. 1, 1942. Garcia is best known as the prolific songwriter, lead guitarist and most visible face of The Grateful Dead. The band grew out of the West Coast counterculture of the...
US-Russian prisoner exchanges over the years: See the list
Three American citizens and one American green-card holder were released from Russian custody on Thursday as part of a massive swap of political prisoners involving the United States and Russia. Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, former U.S. Marine Paul Whelan and fellow American Alsu Kurmasheva were among those released as well as Vladimir Kara-Murza....
Ask a doctor: ‘Can I be dehydrated even if I’m not thirsty?’
While dehydration is often associated with being thirsty, that’s not the only warning sign our bodies share with us. The condition can occur when you use or lose more fluid than you take in, which can impact the body’s ability to perform its normal functions, say experts. The body loses fluids and water through sweating...
Texas woman turns 115, making her the oldest living person in the US
A Houston, Texas, woman who turned 115 last month is now the oldest living person in the United States. “She will tell you it’s by the grace of God,” her granddaughter Ethel Harrison, 69, also of Houston, told Fox News Digital. “That’s how she made it so long. She is very spiritual.” TEXAS WOMAN CELEBRATES...
FDA approves new blood test for colon cancer screening: ‘Early detection is critical’
Screening for the second leading cause of cancer deaths just got a bit easier. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced the approval of a new blood test for colorectal cancer (CRC). Shield, made by Guardant Health in California, is the first approved blood test that is considered a primary screening option for the...
Maine residents report rare 'devil bird' sightings
Maine residents have recently been reporting sightings of an anhinga bird around the Pine Tree State. The Maine Audubon Society announced that some people on social media say they’ve seen an anhinga, also known as the “devil bird,” in certain areas, according to FOX 23 Maine. One woman snapped a photo of what appeared to...
Ohio bride goes viral for pre-wedding pump session, receives body shame, consequential 'cyberbullying'
An Ohio bride who is a fitness enthusiast went viral on social media platforms for her pre-wedding pump session ahead of taking her walk down the aisle. While honeymooning on the Amalfi Coast with her new husband, the newlyweds received word from their wedding content creator that one of the videos posted to TikTok had...
Paris restaurant selling roast chicken for $181 with 'steakhouse' splendor from French chef
As millions of people all over the world focus on the Olympics right now, poultry remains perched on a pedestal high above Paris all year long. LeCoq & Fils – The Rooster & Sons – is a bright, sleek modern restaurant with a magnetic midnight blue façade in Paris’ picturesque hilltop artists’ village of Montmartre....
Rare 'cotton candy' lobster caught in New England: '1 in 100 million'
A shiny lobster, known for its cotton candy-like colors, has been caught in New England. The Atlantic Lobster Company trapped the remarkable pink and blue shellfish off the coast of New Hampshire and Maine. The rare lobster joins two similar-looking lobsters at the Seacoast Science Center at Odiorne Point State Park in Rye, New Hampshire....









