The Lake Luzerne home of celebrity cook Rachael Ray was damaged after a fire broke out Sunday night. Firefighters from at least 11 fire departments responded to the flames at about 8 p.m., but only two units could reach the house in upstate New York due to its location on a steep hill, said the
A baby was among seven people who died as torrential rains and floods swept the Greek island of Evia, damaging dozens of houses and blocking roads, authorities said Sunday. The eight-month-old baby was found dead in a house in the village of Politika on Sunday, said a spokesman for firefighters involved in rescue efforts. The
When a CBS News correspondent on a Yahoo! News panel asked presidential candidate Joe Biden if he was ever tested for “cognitive decline,” Biden dodged the question by asking the black reporter whether or not he took a drug test before participating in the panel. “That’s like saying before you got on this program did
The study, published in Nature, found the parasites were able to resist treatment by artemisinin – a frontline drug in the fight against the disease. This is the first time scientists have observed the resistance to the drug artemisinin in Africa. The researchers warns that this “would pose a major public health threat” in the
A court hearing held via Zoom for a US teenager accused of masterminding a stunning hack of Twitter was interrupted Wednesday with rap music and porn, a newspaper reported. The purpose of the hearing was to discuss reducing bail terms set for the 17 year old Tampa resident arrested last Friday over the hack last
By now you have undoubtedly heard of President Trump’s worries about the widespread use of mail-in voting in November. The Democrats and his opponents would have you believe that there is no reason for concern. However, the truth is, potential voter fraud is a very real possibility with intensified mail-in voting, and that’s not even
People over six feet tall are more than twice as likely to be diagnosed with the coronavirus, the results of a new survey reveal. The global team of researchers, including experts from the University of Manchester and Open University, surveyed 2,000 people in the country, as well as the U.S., to determine whether their personal
