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MILWAUKEE (AP) - A 5-year-old girl on her way to church in northwest Milwaukee was struck and killed by a vehicle in a hit-and-run incident. Police say the girl ran into the street "without notice" about 9:45 a.m. Sunday and was hit by a passing vehicle that fled the scene. The girl died from her injuries. |
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. A number of thirty-eight martyrs of the Albanian Catholic Church, who were executed by the communist regime in Albania in the period 1945-1957 because of their religious faith, were beatified on Saturday, at the Saint Stephen Cathedral of Shkodra, a city in the north-west of Albania, the Albanian.... |
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The Vatican has condemned a Catholic radio station after an Italian priest claimed recent earthquakes in the country were “divine punishment” for gay civil unions. Father Giovanni Cavalcoli made his comments on right-wing station Radio Maria on 30 October, the day a magnitude 6.6 quake rocked central and southern Italy. |
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Alex Schaefer/NBC (NEW YORK) — Saturday Night Live ‘s opening sketch once again featured Alec Baldwin’s Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, played by Kate McKinnon, making a last-minute appeal to voters before election day on Tuesday.
The cold open saw the candidates appearing on CNN’s Erin Burnett.... |
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Nearly everyone in the United States, and of course in New York City, is anxious about this presidential election cycle. I cannot recall a more contentious race, full of anger, vulgar behavior, on the part of candidates, hangers-on and many citizens of this nation. It has been wearing us all down. |
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As Nov. 8 approached, I wanted to see the candidates up close. I went to 10 rallies in six states, traveling more than 6,000 miles (that’s nine flights in four days). After all that, I didn’t get closer than 30 yards from either candidate. The view was often better on television. |
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An Italian priest has sparked anger by saying the country's deadly earthquakes were “divine punishments” for gay civil partnerships.
Father Giovanni Cavalcoli, a theologian known for his hardline views, made the remarks on October 30 – the day central Italy was struck by a 6. |
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An Italian priest has sparked anger by saying the country's deadly earthquakes were “divine punishments” for gay civil partnerships. Father Giovanni Cavalcoli, a theologian known for his hardline views, made the remarks on October 30 – the day central Italy was struck by a 6.6-magnitude earthquake – the most powerful to hit the country in 36 years. |
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Who's news. Orthopedic surgeon attends annual meeting: Dr. Michael W. Higgins, board certified in orthopedic surgery, recently attended the American Osteopathic Academy of Orthopedics 2016 annual meeting in Washington, D.C. Higgins participated in several seminars, including: adult reconstruction.... |
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By Tafadzwa Zimoyo and Tawanda Matanhire. The much-vaunted inaugural Zimbabwe Radio Awards (ZiRA), held at 1+1 Loncheng Plaza in Harare flopped dismally owing to poor organisation. The awards, which had been persistently postponed also had the venue changed on the 11th hour from Celebration Centre to 1+1 Bar. |
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An Italian priest has said the recent earthquakes that have shaken the country, killing hundreds and leaving tens of thousands homeless, were "divine punishment" for gay civil unions. Father Giovanni Cavalcoli, a theologian known for his hardline views, made the comments on October 30, the day central Italy was struck by a 6. |
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