Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa will miss Saturday’s game against Arkansas after undergoing surgery to help repair a high-ankle sprain he suffered against Tennessee.
Alabama QB Tua Tagovailoa Undergoes Successful Surgery for High-Ankle Sprain
Santa Anita Park Suffers 34th Horse Death Since December
Another horse died at Santa Anita Park on Saturday, bringing to 34 the number to have perished at the southern California track since December.
After Senseless Shootings of Botham Jean and Atatiana Jefferson, Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall Says Departments Nationwide Need to Regain Public’s Trust
Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall opened up about the need for police across the nation to regain the public’s trust.
Hailey Bieber Says ‘I’m Not Afraid of Any Devil or Demon’ in Instagram Post Explaining Why She Celebrates Halloween as a Christian
Hailey Bieber has defended celebrating Halloween while practising her Christian faith.
Astros and Nationals to Face Off in 2019 World Series
The Houston Astros are returning to the World Series for the second time in three years after defeating the Yankees, but must go through a red-hot Nationals team if they want to hoist the trophy.”
Tropical Storm Nestor Spawns Tornadoes, Damages Homes, Uproots Trees in Florida
Tropical Storm Nestor spawned a string of tornadoes that damaged homes, uprooted trees and overturned vehicles as it moved inland over the Florida Panhandle from the Gulf of Mexico, late on Friday and early on Saturday, officials said.
Two-Year-Old Girl Killed, 11-Month-Old Boy Injured in Separate Shootings Over ‘Tragic’ Weekend in Philadelphia
A 2-year-old girl died in a shooting in North Philadelphia on Sunday, a day after an 11-month-old baby was shot in the area, police said.
Nine Civilians and Soldiers Killed as India and Pakistan Exchange Fire in Kashmir
India and Pakistan exchanged fire across the line dividing the disputed Himalayan region of Kashmir on Saturday and Sunday, killing nine civilians and soldiers, according to authorities in both countries.
U.S. on Track to Experience ‘Historically High’ Number of Anti-Semitic Incidents for Another Year, According to Anti-Defamation League
The United States is on track to record another year with a “historically high” number of anti-Semitic incidents, the Anti-Defamation League said Sunday.
Tornado Leaves Trail of Destruction and Thousands Without Power in Dallas-Fort Worth After Heavy Storm
A tornado barreled through the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex on Sunday night, obliterating concrete buildings, a big rig and utility poles in a wide path of destruction and leaving tens of thousands of people without power.
Carol Round on Living On God’s Time
“There is a time for everything, a season for every activity under heaven”—Ecclesiastes 3:1(NLT).
A New Horror Arises in Syrian Refugee Camps in Lebanon
Syrian refugee camps in Lebanon are no picnic. Sanitation is dicey, illness lurks in every corner, and food and space are seriously lacking. The terms often associated with the camps are ‘squalid’, ‘overcrowded’ and ‘neglected’.
