Giorno: 22 Giugno 2023

Report: Charitable Giving Fell to Lowest Level Since 1995

Amid high inflation and economic uncertainty, charitable giving in America fell by 3.4% last year to $499.3 billion – the lowest level since 1995, according to a new report from Giving USA.

RFK Jr.: Russia ‘Acting in Good Faith’ on Ukraine

Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said this week that Russia has been “acting in good faith” when it comes to ending the ongoing war in Ukraine.

‘Yellowstone’ Creator Says HBO Rejected Hit Show

Taylor Sheridan, the creative force behind the hit TV series “Yellowstone,” said he pitched the show to cable giant HBO, but a network vice president told him it was “so middle America.”

Sen. Rick Scott: Running for Senate, Not President

Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., poured cold water Thursday on The New York Times’ report that he is weighing a 2024 Republican presidential primary run.”

G. Michael Harris to Newsmax: ‘None of Us Were Comfortable’ with Sub

Titanic expedition leader G. Michael Harris told Newsmax on Thursday he and others in the deep-sea diving community were not “comfortable” with the experimental submarine that went missing this week.

Adnan Syed to Court: Deny Victim’s Family’s Request

Adnan Syed, whose protracted legal odyssey was chronicled in the hit podcast “Serial,” is asking Maryland’s highest court to deny a petition to expand the rights of crime victims in post-conviction proceedings.

Coast Guard Will Keep Searching Sea Floor for Clues on Titan’s Fate

The Coast Guard will continue searching the sea floor near the Titanic shipwreck for more clues about what happened to the Titan submersible deep in the North Atlantic waters.Officials say there isn’t a timeframe for when they will call off the massive international search….

Sex Club Boots Founder for Outing ‘Scumbag’ Hunter

An elite sex club booted its founder for having outed Hunter Biden as a former member, the Los Angeles Times reported Wednesday.

Dallas Police Tell Residents to Stop Calling 911

The Dallas Police Department will require residents not to call 911 for low-priority issues, in an attempt to reduce officers’ workloads amidst a staffing shortage.

DeSantis Sues Biden Admin. Over Higher Ed. Accreditation

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday announced that he filed a lawsuit against President Joe Biden’s Department of Education (DOE) over higher education accreditation.