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From Shattered to Whole: The Mission to Restore Ukraine’s War-Torn Faces

In a corner of the world still echoing with the aftermath of war, where destruction has touched every home and heartbreak lingers on every street, a team of surgeons is restoring more than just faces—they’re restoring hope. This May, a dedicated group of medical professionals traveled to Ukraine on a humanitarian mission with a powerful…

ByBridget MulroyJune 7, 20250Comments

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Wave of Violent ‘Wrench Attacks’ Targets Crypto Holders Worldwide

A disturbing new trend is emerging in the world of cryptocurrency: violent, real-world attacks aimed at forcing investors to hand over their digital assets. These incidents, dubbed "wrench attacks," bypass traditional cyberhacking methods and instead rely on physical intimidation and violence. In one of the most shocking recent cases, an Italian tourist in New York…

ByTom LavecchiaMay 30, 20250Comments

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SpaceX Starship Test Ends in Failure After Mid-Flight Malfunction

SpaceX’s latest test flight of its massive Starship rocket ended in failure this week, marking the third consecutive setback for the spacecraft central to Elon Musk’s plans for future space exploration. The rocket, which launched from SpaceX's facility in Texas, lost control mid-flight due to a suspected fuel system leak. Communications were lost shortly after,…

ByTom LavecchiaMay 30, 20250Comments

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Trump Administration Freezes Student Visa Interviews Amid Crackdown

The Trump Administration has moved to suspend new student and exchange visitor visa interview appointments, signaling a sharp escalation in its efforts to more tightly control who is allowed to study in the United States. The move, announced this week by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, effectively halts any new visa interviews while the government…

ByTom LavecchiaMay 30, 20250Comments

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U.S. Bans Travel to North Korea Again—Here’s Why Americans Still Can’t Visit

Americans hoping to visit one of the world’s most closed-off nations will have to wait even longer. The U.S. government has once again extended its travel restriction to North Korea, officially locking down the ban for another two years due to ongoing safety concerns. According to a public notice published Wednesday in the Federal Register,…

ByTom LavecchiaMay 16, 20250Comments

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Is U.S. Citizenship at Birth About to End? Supreme Court Takes Up Explosive Case

The U.S. Supreme Court is now at the center of one of the most consequential legal battles in a generation — a direct challenge to the principle that nearly every baby born on American soil is granted citizenship. On Thursday, the justices heard oral arguments in a high-stakes case sparked by a Trump-era executive order…

ByTom LavecchiaMay 16, 20250Comments

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What’s Really Going on at Newark Airport?

Passengers flying into Newark Liberty International Airport this week faced jaw-dropping delays, with some incoming flights stuck waiting as long as seven hours — and the issue appears to be much deeper than a few missed schedules. On Monday, just three air traffic controllers were reportedly on the job during the peak 3 p.m. to…

ByTom LavecchiaMay 15, 20250Comments

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Construction to Begin on NJIT’s Oak Hall Dormitory, Enhancing Student Living

New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) is pleased to announce that construction will commence on the highly anticipated Oak Hall dormitory on June 1, 2025. This state-of-the-art residence hall will significantly enhance the student living experience and contribute to the vibrant campus life at NJIT. Building on the success of previous collaborations, NJIT is once…

ByBridget MulroyMay 2, 20250Comments

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Blaming the Wrong Person: New Jersey’s Forest Mismanagement

It’s easy to paint a 19-year-old with the brush of criminality when headlines are hungry for blame. Joseph Kling, of Ocean Township, now faces charges of aggravated arson for a wildfire that swept across thousands of acres in central New Jersey. Yet focusing on Kling as the villain overlooks a much larger, more uncomfortable truth:…

ByBridget MulroyApril 27, 20250Comments

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A Moment of National Awakening: Why You Should Be at the Project Blackbird Gala

On the evening of Friday, May 2, 2025, a profound cultural shift will take place in the heart of Washington, D.C., as changemakers, advocates, and allies from across the nation gather at the historic Watergate Hotel for the inaugural Project Blackbird Gala. Timed with Mental Health Awareness Month, this groundbreaking event signals far more than…

ByBridget MulroyApril 24, 20250Comments

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