Month: June 2023

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has updated it Page on the topic “Political neutrality”. at ChurchofJesusChrist.org, with the June 1 update includes an expansion of the title to “Political Neutrality and Participation.” The revision includes a new main paragraph, which reads: “The work of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints includes sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ, strengthening individuals and families, and caring for those in need. The Church does not seek to elect government officials, support or oppose political parties, or generally take sides in global conflicts. The Church is neutral in matters of…

ATLANTA (AP) – The voice of Martin Luther King Sr., a melodic tenor like his slain son, echoed through Madison Square Garden, calming Democrats who had nominated his friend and fellow Georgian for president. “Surely the Lord sent Jimmy Carter to go out and get America back where it belongs,” said the revered black pastor as the candidate smiled behind him. “I’m with him. You’re too much. Let me tell you, we have to close ranks now.” Carter then shared a moment with Coretta Scott King, holding hands and making eye contact with the widowed first lady of the Civil…

Breaking news, Lionel Messi’s shocking decision to go to this exotic team, it is not Al Hilal All roads lead to Barcelona for Lionel Messi, or so it seemed until the last few days. What seemed like a fixed thing began to cool and now the possibility of the return of the captain of the Argentina selection a Barcelona is unknown In this context, Al-Hilal trampled with an offer of 1.2 billion euros for two seasons, but now another exotic club has officially entered the fray As reported Gaston Edul, Inter Miami sent an offer for messiah and wants to…

By Zoe Sottile, CNN (CNN) – A Connecticut bakery suffered some property damage after an unexpected bear guest made a surprise visit. Taste by Spellbound, an Avon bakery, caught up with the furry guest on May 24. according to a Facebook post. The bread oven explained this a staff member was placing items in the store’s loading garage when he saw a bear in the garage. “He ran into the kitchen as fast as he could and closed the door leading into the cargo area and held it tight,” the bakery wrote. “Then the bear moved one of our coolers…

A white Chevrolet Silverado caught fire this afternoon at the corner of Marine Parkway and Island Parkway near Redwood Shores. There were no injuries, and the cause of the fire is still unknown. After driving down the 101 Freeway, the driver of the Silverado, Jennifer Amerio, noticed a fire on the side of the freeway. After driving through the smoke, he noticed that his truck was acting strangely. “Within a minute, the truck started not wanting to shift gears or go any faster,” Amerio said. “It went on for maybe a minute or two, then it went back to normal….

ATLANTA (AP) – The voice of Martin Luther King Sr., a melodic tenor like his slain son, echoed through Madison Square Garden, calming Democrats who had nominated his friend and fellow Georgian for president. “Surely the Lord sent Jimmy Carter to go out and get America back where it belongs,” said the revered black pastor as the candidate smiled behind him. “I’m with him. You’re too much. Let me tell you, we have to close ranks now.” Carter then shared a moment with Coretta Scott King, holding hands and making eye contact with the widowed first lady of the Civil…

Katie Blaxberg, a former Chris Latvala legislative staffer who identifies as a supporter of Gov. Ron DeSantis’ education agenda, has filed to run for the Pinellas County School Board seat held by Carol Cook. Cook says he hasn’t decided whether to run for re-election to the seat after serving on the board since 2000, but said his decision could depend in part on who runs to replace- the. He has said in the past that he had no desire to extend his term on the board. DeSantis got heavily involved in school races last year and has vowed to do…

As politicians and Republican Party officials tossed out the red meat Saturday at an event at the Iowa State Fairgrounds, Wayne Johnson, a 70-year-old farmer and financial consultant from Forest City, Iowa, had some thoughts calmer about the next president. would like to see Violence in America’s schools and public places, tribalism in politics, the negativity of the nation’s elected officials: “If a leader can lead us in a positive direction, people will follow,” Mr. Johnson. His wife, Gloria, intervened. “I don’t really care about people’s sexual habits and I don’t want to hear about it all the time,” she…