A 15-year-old was in custody Monday, charged with suspicion of assault and firearms violations following the shooting deaths of three people at the Seattle Center Sunday night.
Documents show CBP’s National Targeting Center flagged Daszak as “an extremely high person of interest” ahead of his Feb. 5, 2021, arrival at JFK, citing his more than 15 years of collaboration with the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV) and his role as principal investigator on NIH grants funding bat coronavirus research in China. Internal CBP records state that “much of the funding DASZAK receives is put toward gain of function research.”
Ladies and gentlemen, Paul Edward Turner’s story begins in 1931 in New Vienna, but his life’s work would become inseparably tied to a place just a few miles away — the historic Gist Settlement in Penn Township.
The Cincinnati Reds fire off three series’ wins in a row following the All-Star Break and all of a sudden, they put the Reds front office in a weird position.
Three former Ohio Supreme Court justices marched to their former workplace this month as part of a national movement to emphasize the importance of judicial independence.
With the summer travel season underway, the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of State Fire Marshal is spotlighting the efforts of its Code Enforcement Bureau to keep hotels, motels, and other commercial lodging across the state safe and sanitary for guests.
Last week, the CDC reported 2,318 measles cases in the United States in 2026, surpassing the total number of cases from last year. AAP President Andrew D. Racine, MD, PhD, FAAP issued the following statement in response:
