In Northeast Thailand, funerals have begun for children killed in a daycare center massacre. The attack killed 37, including several preschoolers.
In Northeast Thailand, Funerals Have Begun for Children Killed in a Daycare Center Massacre
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Missouri Baptist Girls’ School Circle of Hope Ranch Hit with Sex Trafficking and Abuse Lawsuit by Former Students and Their Estranged Daughter
When Maggie Drew was 15, her family’s pastor in Oklahoma falsely claimed that she was getting into sex and drugs and secretly instructed her parents to send her away to a Baptist boarding school in Missouri. Shortly after, in October 2007, her father and stepmom […]
Nurse at Atlanta Jail Reportedly Caught Trying to Smuggle Drugs to Gunna
As Gunna awaits trial in Fulton County, Georgia, prosecutors are again making some serious allegations against the Atlanta rapper. According to WSB-TV, prosecutors claimed a nurse was caught attempting to smuggle a bag containing marijuana and cocaine into the jail, supposedly intended for Gunna.
Brittney Griner Pleads Guilty to Drug Charges in Russian Court but Denies Intentionally Breaking the Law
US basketball player Brittney Griner has pleaded guilty to drug charges in a Russian court but has denied deliberately breaking the law.
Texas Teen and Her Boyfriend Found Dead in Her Bedroom from Fentanyl Overdose on the Day Her Mother Was Going to Take Her to Rehab
A Texas teenager and her boyfriend were found dead in her bedroom on the day her mother was going to take her rehab after she allegedly struggled with addiction for years.
Larry Baraka, Dallas County’s First Black District Judge and Felony Prosecutor, Dies at 71
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Larry W. Baraka, a pioneering jurist whose life traced a path from his childhood in the St. Louis housing projects to prominence as the first Black district judge ever elected in Dallas County, died Monday. He was 71.
Traumatized Refugees Taught to Rely on God for Healing and Restoration
Refugees seeking asylum in Greece are often traumatized, and not always from armed conflict in the Middle East and other areas; some are fleeing lifelong abuse, while others arrive shaken by the dangers of their journey.
Cartels in Mexico Are Hiring Children to be Hitmen
Juan was 15 when he was recruited by a drug cartel during his first semester of high school to sell methamphetamine. Less than a year later, older members of the cartel came to him after school with a new assignment: They gave him a gun […]
10 Bodies, Nine Hanging from Overpass, Found in Mexico’s Zacatecas State
Mexican authorities on Thursday discovered 10 bodies — nine of them hanging from an overpass — in the central state of Zacatecas, the scene of a battle for territory among drug cartels.
Bob Dylan Sued for Allegedly Grooming, Sexually Abusing 12-year-old Girl in Hotel Room in 1965
Legendary singer and songwriter Bob Dylan plied a 12-year-old girl with drugs and alcohol before sexually abusing her at his Chelsea Hotel apartment in 1965, an explosive new lawsuit alleges.
Metro World Child Sunday School Program Takes to New York Streets as City Reopens
Times Square, synonymous with New York City, got a special visit from Metro World Child Sunday School Program on June 9, 2021. As part of celebrations for the reopening of New York City, the New York Police Department invited Metro World Child (Metro) to bring good fun […]
B.J. Thomas, ‘Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head’ and ‘Hooked on a Feeling’ Singer, Dead at 78
B.J. Thomas, Grammy Hall of Fame inductee and award-winning country, pop and gospel singer behind hits including “Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on my Head” and “Hooked on a Feeling,” died on May 29, 2021, at his home in Arlington, Texas, representatives confirm. He was 78 and died […]
