Donald Trump’s Childhood Home Sells for $2 Million

Donald Trump’s childhood home in the Queens borough of New York City has sold for $1.93 million after an extensive renovation transformed the property from a neglected, cat-infested residence into a modern abode, according to real estate websites and news reports. The Tudor-style estate in the Jamaica Estates neighborhood was built in 1940 by the … Read more

Last 9/11 First Responder at NYC Firehouse Marks 25 Years

Nearly twenty-five years after hijacked jets struck the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001, firefighter Sal Argano remains on duty at Ten House, the small Manhattan firehouse stationed directly across from the twin towers, according to reporting by the Associated Press. Sal Argano and the Legacy of Ten House Sal Argano got lucky on … Read more

Northern California Pulitzer Prize-Winning Photographer Dies

Slava “Sal” Veder, the Pulitzer Prize-winning Associated Press photographer whose 1973 image of a returning Vietnam prisoner of war embracing his family became a defining visual symbol of the conflict’s end, died Aug. 22, according to his family. He was 99. Veder passed away in his sleep at his home in El Dorado County, California, … Read more

Reds’ Hunter Greene Out for Season After Tommy John Surgery

Following a Tommy John procedure performed on Thursday to mend a ligament in his right elbow, Cincinnati Reds hurler Hunter Greene will miss the remainder of this campaign and potentially 2027. The team had announced Friday that Greene would require surgery. He also had Tommy John surgery in 2019 when he was in the minor … Read more

Lynx Crush Tempo 104-72 for Ninth Straight Win

According to the Associated Press, the Minnesota Lynx defeated the expansion Toronto Tempo 104-72 on Thursday night, securing their ninth victory behind 16 points each from Napheesa Collier, Olivia Miles, and Courtney Williams. The WNBA-leading Lynx improved to 24-6 on the season, capitalizing on a season-worst 24 turnovers by Toronto to generate 31 points off … Read more