
Day: March 11, 2020


Air Force Cancels Boot Camp Graduations, Restricts Cadet Travel Amid Coronavirus Fears

St. Paul City Council Unanimously Approves Resolution to Celebrate ‘Abortion Providers Appreciation Day’

Burleson High School Hires Former Cowboys Coach John Kitna as Head Coach

After Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, gun rights supporters are suing Connecticut officials over part of a 2013 state gun control law

Large gatherings banned in Seattle and San Francisco area including pro-baseball and basketball games

The “Remain In Mexico” asylum policy will remain in force while a lawsuit challenging it plays out in the courts

Bernie Sanders says he is moving ahead

‘It’s always cloudy with a chance of iron rain,’ is the otherworldly forecast from Swiss and other European astronomers who have detected clouds full of iron droplets at a hot Jupiter-like planet 390

WHO declares coronavirus a pandemic, but instilling hope says it is not too late for countries to act

New Spider-Man attraction allows riders to sling webs with their bare hands and engage in live-action fights between Avengers members and Marvel supervillains; arrives July 18 at Disney’s California Adventure in Anaheim
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WHO Declares the Outbreak of the New Coronavirus is a Pandemic

South Carolina’s Longest Serving Black Lawmaker Sen. John Matthews to Step Aside

More Black Millennials Are Turning Away From Traditional Christianity
Dow Dives More Than 1,100 Points Early on Wednesday as US Coronavirus Cases Exceed 1,000

Harvey Weinstein Sentenced to 23 Years in Prison for Rape and Sex Assault in Case That Sparked ‘MeToo’ Movement

Former Girlfriend of Floyd Mayweather Found Dead

NGO Report Says 350 Nigerian Christians Have Been Killed in First 2 Months of 2020

Tony Evans on Lois Evans’ Legacy, Navigating Grief, and Trusting God Even When You Don’t See Blessings

Federal investigators wiretap retired supervisor in the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration’s Miami office to determine whether sensitive case information was leaked to attorneys for suspected drug traffickers in Colombia
Here is the True Story of the Coronavirus Plague From a Law Enforcement Officer Who Came Down With the Coronavirus From His Church Choir

Stocks are sinking sharply again nearly wiping out huge rally from the previous day

Harvey Weinstein sentenced to 23 years for rape and sexual assault

Speaker Nancy Pelosi is moving swiftly toward House passage of a coronavirus aid package possibly this week refocusing Congress’s attention on sick pay and other resources to more immediately help workers hit by the crisis

Katherine Schwarzenegger Pratt’s new book “The Gift of Forgiveness: Inspiring Stories From Those Who Have Overcome the Unforgivable” is now available

Trial to begin for Uriy Chaplinsky the river cruise ship captain charged in the deaths of 27 people in a May 2019 collision on the Danube River

The Latest: US European Command cancels Exercise Cold Response 20 its Arctic military exercises

Harvey Weinstein arrived at court for the final rape trial; this sentencing will send the once-powerful film producer to prison

Myanmar’s parliament rejected a proposed constitutional amendment allowing its de facto leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, to officially become president
