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Feb. 21, 2025.US military pilot has close encounter with UFO: 'This is going to sound weird' | BanfieldA U.S. military pilot reportedly had a close encounter with an unidentified flying object. Ben Hansen, host of the Discovery+ show “UFO Witness,” obtained the plane's audio recording and shares it exclusively on \"Banfield.\" #UFO #BanfieldTrump administration moves to end NYC congestion pricing | Morning in AmericaIn a letter to Gov. Kathy Hochul, Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy rescinded the government’s November 2024 approval of congestion pricing under the federal Value Pricing Pilot Program. The federal government will work directly with the state’s Department of Transportation to facilitate the “orderly cessation of toll operations,” the letter reads. #NYC #congestionpricing #TrumpPope Francis’ condition ‘slightly improving’ after pneumonia diagnosis, Vatican saysPope Francis’ condition is “slightly improving” and he continues to have no fever, the Vatican said on Thursday evening, adding that he carried out work activities after receiving Eucharist this morning.A CDC vaccine committee meeting, the first of Kennedy's tenure at HHS, gets postponedA CDC vaccine advisory committee meeting scheduled for next week has been postponed. It was the first vaccine meeting since health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was sworn in.Donald Trump says that the federal government should take over DCPresident Donald Trump says that the federal government should take over DC. What would that look like?Family of Penn Hills officer Ryan Kingerski: LASIK surgery led to unbearable pain and tragic suicideFamily of Penn Hills officer Ryan Kingerski: LASIK surgery led to unbearable pain and tragic suicideBullying claims about family's immigration status emerge after 11-year-old's death ruled suicideAn 11-year-old girl’s death, ruled a suicide, is under further investigation after her mother said her daughter was bullied at school over the family's immigration status.Trump administration moves to end NYC congestion pricing | Morning in AmericaIn a letter to Gov. Kathy Hochul, Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy rescinded the government’s November 2024 approval of congestion pricing under the federal Value Pricing Pilot Program. The federal government will work directly with the state’s Department of Transportation to facilitate the “orderly cessation of toll operations,” the letter reads. #NYC #congestionpricing #TrumpCanada's number of new breast cancer cases in 2024 was at an all-time high. An Ontario woman says she felt 'gaslit' after her diagnosis at 33There were around 30,800 new breast cancer cases in Canada in 2024. One Ontario woman explains what it was like getting diagnosed in her 30s.Menendez brothers say they faced violence and bullying in prisonLyle and Erik Menendez are serving life sentences after being convicted of murder in their parents' deaths. They called TMZ’s \"2 Angry Men\" podcast as they await a resentencing hearing next month.Thousands of UCSD health care workers, researchers to go on strikeThousands of unionized health care workers and researchers at UC San Diego are set to go on strike next week over what they say is a failure by system to address severe staffing shortages and other operational challenges amid ongoing contract negotiations.'Something we badly need': Pinckney will soon be a pharmacy desert no morePinckney has been pharmacy-less since the community's Rite Aid closed in 2024.Livingston Daily | Daily Press & ArgusOfficial: 6 injured in Suffolk incidentSix people were injured in an undisclosed incident off of Longstreet Lane in Suffolk Thursday afternoon, city Fire Chief Mike Barakey said, with one adult suffering life-threatening injuries and three others, including a child, suffering serious injuries.53 cars involved in crash on I-4053 cars involved in crash on I-40Trump Banned Gender-Affirming Care for Teens. Now, These Families Are in ChaosEven in blue states like New York, kids and their parents deal with canceled appointments and uncertaintyBodies of 4 hostages, believed to include Bibas family, released by HamasRed Cross officials took custody of four black coffins during a ceremony in the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis. ABC News’ Lama Hasan reports.Luigi Mangione appearing in NY court for first time since December | Morning in AmericaLuigi Mangione, who is accused in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, will be in court Friday for a status hearing. It will be Mangione's first court appearance since last year when he was charged with first-degree murder and killing as an act of terrorism. #LuigiMangione #UnitedHealthcareCEO #BrianThompsonHow many minutes of daily exercise lowers heart disease risk? Here’s the scienceIn a recent study, researchers reviewed data from 196 published articles to determine the impact of exercise on heart disease and cancer risk. The post How many minutes of daily exercise lowers heart disease risk? Here’s the science appeared first on The Manual.2 injured in shooting inside Southwest Side car dealershipCHICAGO — A shooting inside a car dealership on the city’s Southwest Side left two people injured on Thursday afternoon. Chicago police said the shooting unfolded around 6:30 p.m. at South Chicago Dodge Chrysler Jeep located in the 7300 block of South Western Avenue in Chicago Lawn. According to police, the victims, a 50-year-old woman and a 35-year-old man, were taken to hospitals for treatment.
