America is putting a freeze on almost all current and new foreign aid programs until they can be reviewed and ... He also approved waivers for emergency food assistance programs. The State Department ...

By Jessica Nicholson Several roots-based music luminaries will perform to help aid various communities, as part of the third annual Hello From the Hills concert, slated Sunday, Jan. 26 at ...

TRANSPORT operators engaged by government to move food aid to avert hunger have complained over unpaid fees threatening the distribution the relief, NewsDay has gathered. Several transporters and ...

YouTube officially announced the “badges” features in October, but YouTube Music users are now seeing existing ones doubled instead of getting their December Top Listener badge. Update 1/14 ...

Saxophone national anthem at Packers-Eagles gets overwhelming verdict from FOX NFL viewers Montana elected a firefighter to the Senate. He’s already pushing for solutions Scientists warn of ...

AJ goes on to say, "If you put food coloring or Kool-Aid in the back of the tank and you come back in a few hours and you notice that the water has changed colors, well, you've got a bad flapper." ...

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His new videos feature sponsorship with partners including Airestech, a signal-blocking amulet – one that presumably protects Brand from the Bluetooth microphone that’s clipped to his shirt. On their ...

In an email announcement on Monday, the event unveiled a black “LA Strong” T-shirt with the Genesis Invitational logo, made by Fanatics, that is being sold online for $35. The Genesis ...

While the phrase ‘don’t drink the Kool-Aid' is pretty common, many have admitted they don’t actually know why it's popular in the first place. User TobiasDid posted on the Ask an American subreddit ...

Drinking the Kool-Aid' has become a common phrase in American vernacular, however, the expression has a sinister origin with roots in a violent cult and mass murder. The phrase originated from ...