MacKenzie Scott donated millions to Howard Medical School

MacKenzie Scott, the ex-wife of Jeff Bezos, who worked and helped him build Amazon into a billion-dollar company, on Wednesday donated $17 million to Howard University College of Medicine to train needed physicians and another $63 million to Howard University. Her gifts come on top of a $64 million donation she made in 2020–$40 million–…

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The last person rescued after 9-11

Genelle Guzman-McMillan was 30 years old and working as an administrate assistant on the 64th floor of the North Tower of the New York World Trade Center when the first of two hijacked passenger jets slammed into both buildings on September 11, 2001. American Airlines Flight 17 flew into the North Tower at 8:46 a.m.,…

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A physicist has found a way to travel back in time

One of my favorite movies growing up was “The Time Machine.” “The Time Machine” is based on a 1895 science fiction novel by H. G. Wells about a Victorian scientist known as the “Time Traveller” who travels to the year 802,701.  The work is generally credited with the popularization of the concept of time travel by…

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Trump kicks Kamala Harris’s Secret Service protection to crub

Trump is running a narcissistic vendetta President Donald Trump has dropped Secret Service protection for former Vice President Kamala Harris and the Democratic Party nominee in the 2024 election for president, quashing an 18-month extension ordered by President Joseph Biden after she left office. Trump, however, ordered the Secret Service detail to end on September…

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Trump fired the head of BLS based on the weak July jobs report

President Donald Trump on Friday fired Erika L. McEntarfer,the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, based on a weak July jobs report, after alleging that she manipulated the numbers to make him look bad. A stunning government report showed that hiring had slowed down significantly over the past three months. Taking to Truth Social, Trump took the report…

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Homeless drops in L.A. for a second year, but more housing is still needed

The Greater Los Angeles region experienced a second consecutive year-over-year decline in people experiencing homelessness, according to figures released July 14, but authorities warned that more housing will be needed to continue the downward trend. The annual point-in-time homeless count showed there was a 4% decrease in unhoused people across the county, while in the…

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