Richard Engel, NBC News chief foreign correspondent, shared this unhappy information Thursday that his 6-year-old son Henry has died. Engel and his spouse have been open about the kid’s battle with a rare genetic condition called Rett Syndrome Engel wrote on Twitter
Dan Price, the chief executive of Gravity Payments who rose to notoriety after reducing his earnings to $70,000 to make sure all of his employees could all make at least $70,000, has stepped down as CEO after more than one allegation of
During the reign of Queen Victoria, a woman’s hair was considered an essential part of her identity. It set her aside and marked her femininity and status. A core part of her appearance determined how she was viewed. At that time, it
It is widespread knowledge that when a cat falls upside down, it can turn its body mid-air, so It lands on its feet. Although numerous scientists like James Clerk Maxwell had pondered on the “falling cat” problem, until 1969 when T.R. Kane
A Saudi female has been sentenced to 34 years in prison for retweeting activists via her Twitter account and sharing posts that spoke in favour of the right of women to be able to drive. Salma al-Shehab, who was a PhD candidate
For a long time, Germany had a history of tension with France and the Nazi was open about their hatred for the French political ideals of liberty and equality. The French had Africans in their military, which went against Nazi Germany’s belief
Robert Pershing Wadlow holds the record for being the tallest man in the world. However, this 8 feet, 11 inches tall “gentle giant” had a concise life. On February 22, 1919, Addie Wadlow gave birth to Robert Pershing Wadlow in Alton, Illinois,
In January 1979, a child swimming found a 6-gram mass of gold at the river bank. Genésio Ferreira da Silva who owned the property, then recruited a geologist to investigate whether the gold he found on his property was only the tip
Belgian Congo was known as The Democratic Republic of the Congo after its independence in 1960. However, before her independence, between 1885 and 1908, The Congo Free State was a corporate state in Central Africa privately owned by King Leopold II of
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has updated its monkeypox guidance to include dogs as animals that can catch the virus. The CDC tweaked its guidance after the first case of a pet dog suspected of contracting the virus from
A Spirit Airlines employee was suspended after being caught on camera punching a female during an altercation at Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) airport on Thursday. A video of the incident suggests the airline employee and a female arguing and screaming at each other.
In 1626, King Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden ordered the construction of Vasa. The 17th century saw Sweden grow tremendously. It became a significant power after winning numerous wars against major cities like Denmark, Russia, and Poland and ruling over most of the
On May 6, 1937, the airship Hindenburg, the largest dirigible ever built and a source of pride to Nazi Germany, exploded into flames after it touched its mooring mast in Lakehurst, New Jersey. It killed 36 passengers and crew members. In 1852,
A teenage boy has died after getting into the water at Skegness. Lincolnshire Police said emergency services received a record that a child below sixteen was in the sea at around 6.15 pm on Saturday, August 13. A search was done with
An Amber Alert has been given in the Las Vegas Valley Friday Night. Authorities are searching for 6-year-old Gerardo Barrera from Phoenix, Arizona. They think he was taken away in a white 2010 Chevrolet Avalanche by his uncle. It was traced
The gambling town is encountering its most extreme monsoon season in 10 Years. According to the National Weather Service, It has seen 1.28 inches of Rainfall in 2022. The region has not had more than 1 inch of Rainfall since 2014. A
