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Today's Catch Up
18-year-old shot dead by deputies responding to welfare check
FAA orders inspections of Boeing 737 Max jets after cracks found in some older planes
Powerball drawing: Jackpot soars to $856 million, eighth largest in game history
Judge approves $106 million settlement over deadly 2019 Hard Rock Hotel collapse in New Orleans
RFK Jr just dropped a BOMB on Big Pharma
What RFK Jr just uncovered could tear down the entire American medical system…
From a 20-year Alzheimer’s lie to a banned ingredient sitting inside standard flu shots, he’s finally exposing the dark truth Big Pharma spent billions trying to keep quiet.
If you want to protect your health and your family, you need to see this now.
Woman struck in head by bat at Yankees game suing for $10M
A New Jersey woman has filed a $10 million lawsuit alleging she suffered severe injuries after getting struck in the head by a baseball bat during a New York Yankees home game.
Stephanie Duluc, 37, a senior healthcare executive, was sitting behind home plate during a June 2 game against the Cleveland Guardians when the incident occurred, according to a complaint filed this month.
Remains found in Arizona yard in search for missing couple, and their son may have left country, police say
The remains of two people were found in an Arizona backyard Thursday as police searched for a missing father and mother whose son is believed to have fled the country, police said.
The son, Matthew Flores, 27, was initially part of the missing persons report made by concerned family members Tuesday, Avondale police spokesperson Officer Daniel Benavidez said.
American Sports & Culture
The Brand Behind the World's Best Kitchens Just Launched Cast Iron
You've probably seen Made In Cookware® by now. They're the cookware brand used in 4,000+ professional kitchens, including 100+ Michelin-starred restaurants, and adopted by millions of home cooks.
Well, they just dropped a full cast iron collection. And they did it differently.
Where most cast iron has a rough, pebbly cooking surface, Made In machined theirs smooth. That means better searing, easier food release, and cleanup that doesn't require a degree. Every piece is cast, machined, and seasoned in the USA, oven-safe to 900°F, and compatible with all heat sources, including open flames. This is heirloom cookware, built to be the last cast iron you ever buy.
Their Cast Iron Skillets are where most people start: perfect for frying eggs, searing steaks, or getting that smashburger crust.
American Business & Markets
American Fact of the Day!
On August 7, 1909, Alice Huyler Ramsey became the first woman to complete a cross-country automobile trip across the United States. Driving a Maxwell touring car, she traveled from New York City to San Francisco in 59 days, covering more than 3,800 miles over mostly unpaved roads and proving that long-distance automobile travel was possible in the early days of motoring.
