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"Rare Event": Canada Reports First Case Of Bird Flu In A Person

11/10/24 9:36 AM

The teenager likely caught the virus from a bird or animal and was receiving care at a children's hospital.

'Oof': MSNBC host shocked as CIA veteran says Trump plan could result in 'lost lives'

11/09/24 10:16 PM

Donald Trump's reported plan to staff intelligence agencies with loyalists could actually cost lives, according to a former CIA officer.Former CIA official John Sipher, who headed up Russian counterintelligence, appeared on MSNBC on Saturday to discuss national security in a second term of Trump. Asked about Kash Patel, which MSNBC has described as "a hard-line MAGA loyalist," being considered for CIA director, Sipher explained how it could harm America.ALSO READ: Ecstatic J6 offenders look forward to pardons from 'Daddy Trump' — and retributionSipher responded, "We work with foreign partners around the world, places you would not even think of to help us on a day-to-day basis. We are there every day working with them, developing relationships, developing trust and sharing information.""Countries share information that could be very damaging to them if it came out, that is very beneficial to the United States and has saved lives. If they see the U.S. intelligence immunity and the CIA being unprofessional or being staffed by people who are not serious or are only looking to benefit the President of the United States' political or personal issues, they are going to stop sharing with us," he added. "The thing is, we won't even know it. They will smile, they will continue to go out and have drinks and do those things, but they are not going to share their most important secrets and it will end up hurting us, national security wise, and probably even losing lives because of it.""Oof," the host replied. Watch below or click the link.

'People are going to try to do the impossible': Canada prepping for folks fleeing Trump

11/08/24 1:14 PM

With Donald Trump headed back to the White House in January after defeating Vice President Kamala Harris on election day, authorities in Canada are expecting a wave of asylum-seekers.According to a report from Reuters, officials in Canada have been prepping for the possibility the former president could end up back in the Oval Office and what that would mean for border crossings.With the former president running his campaign on a central premise of rounding up undocumented immigrants and their extended families and forcefully shipping them out of the country, it is expected many will try and find a friendlier place to live.ALSO READ: Ecstatic J6 offenders look forward to pardons from 'Daddy Trump' — and retributionAccording to the report, "Canadian police and migrant aid groups are bracing for an influx of asylum-seekers fleeing President-elect Donald Trump's United States at the same time Canada deals with record numbers of refugee claimants and is trying to bring in fewer immigrants."Noting that "people crossing from the U.S. to file claims must sneak across undetected and hide out for two weeks before seeking asylum – a potentially dangerous prospect," Abdulla Daoud, director of The Refugee Centre in Montreal, explained, "When you don't create legitimate pathways, or when you only create pathways where people have to do the impossible to receive safety, you know, unfortunately, people are going to try to do the impossible."Loly Rico of Toronto's FCJ Refugee Centre agreed, claiming Trump will be responsible for what is expected to be a flood of people running from his administration."It's going to be a challenge for any refugee in the United States to feel that they belong, and that's why they will start looking what other countries can start giving them protection."You can read more here.

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1 killed, several injured in shooting at Tuskegee University in Alabama

11/10/24 6:51 AM

One person was killed in a Saturday night shooting during a homecoming event at Tuskegee University in Alabama, the institution said.

103-year-old WWII prisoner of war still lives by one motto: 'Stay calm, you live'

11/09/24 3:49 AM

TONAWANDA, N.Y. (WIVB) -- Less than one percent of the 16 million Americans who served in WWII are still alive today, and that includes a 103-year-old prisoner of war in the Town of Tonawanda. "We were told growing up, never to question him," Donna Zwack said, Bill Dibble's daughter. "When he was ready to talk [...]

2 weeks after they inherited a home, the Mountain fire wiped away their fresh start

11/08/24 11:10 AM

Days after moving into their new Camarillo house, the Mountain fire leaves young parents with no home, no money and no belongings.

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'Bear Bets': Group Chat's best bets on Belmont, NBA Finals

06/06/24 4:46 PM

"Bear Bets" is back! And the Group Chat reconvened to discuss the Belmont Stakes, the NBA Finals and the Stanley Cup Final.

'I lost a little respect for Caitlin Clark.' Skip Bayless explains | The Skip Bayless Show

07/26/24 8:43 PM

Skip Bayless discusses what made him lose a "little respect for Caitlin Clark."

'Little kid' Tyler Reddick could deliver NASCAR title to Michael Jordan

11/06/24 11:22 AM

Tyler Reddick admits being nervous the first time he met Michael Jordan. Now he has a chance to deliver a NASCAR title to his famous boss.