The state of Ohio is once again at the center of a debate over religion and government after an online petition was launched to remove its official motto, “With God, all things are possible.” The phrase, drawn directly from the Bible’s Gospel of Matthew 19:26, has been a fixture of Ohio identity since 1959 but has faced challenges over the years from those who believe it promotes a specific religion in violation of the principle of separation of church and state. T

Florham Park, a suburban community in New Jersey, is the latest town to adopt stricter safety rules for electric bicycles and scooters in response to rising concerns about pedestrian safety and traffic management. With the growing popularity of e-bikes and scooters across the state, local leaders have recognized the need to clarify guidelines for riders and establish boundaries to prevent accidents and ensure shared spaces are respected. Under the new rules, riders must operate on t

Maryland bus riders are adjusting once again as Metrobus rolled out fresh changes to several routes in Prince George’s County. The latest adjustments, effective Sunday, follow the sweeping Better Bus program that was launched in June. Officials from the Washington Metropolitan Transit Authority (WMATA) say these changes are based on both customer and employee feedback and are designed to boost service reliability, expand coverage, and improve overall on-time performance. For m

Italian fashion legend Giorgio Armani, who passed away on September 4 at the age of 91, left behind not just a legacy of timeless style but also a carefully planned future for his empire. With an estimated net worth of $11.8 billion, Armani’s will, made public by the Italian press, revealed how his foundation, family, and even global luxury giants will shape the brand’s future. The Armani Foundation inhe

Praja Arts Productions has unveiled its new reality game show titled “The Luck,” a unique entertainment format designed exclusively for the common man. Unlike celebrity-driven shows, “The Luck” offers everyday individuals a chance to showcase patience, endurance, and strategy through engaging yet simple challenges. The format requires no special talent or skills, only determination, focus, and the power of luck.

Virginia lottery players shared in the excitement of the historic $1.787 billion Powerball drawing, with over 266,000 tickets winning prizes in the state. The massive run of 42 drawings without a jackpot winner finally came to an end on Saturday night, but not before Virginians claimed significant rewards. According to lottery officials, sales from Powerball tickets in Virginia during this period generated nearly $29.6 million in profit, reflecting both the popularity of the game and the impa

A northeast Columbus resident is celebrating good fortune after purchasing a $1 million winning Powerball ticket at a local convenience store. Lottery officials confirmed the winning ticket was sold at Hudson Express Carryout in East Linden, marking one of two million-dollar tickets purchased in Ohio from the most recent drawing. The second Ohio ticket worth $1 million was sold at Poor Boys Kwik-Stock in Champaign County, further adding to the excitement across the state. Saturday&r

Potty training is a big milestone in every child’s development, and many parents often wonder what the right age is to begin. The truth is, there is no single “perfect” age that fits every child. Instead, the best time to start depends on a child’s readiness, development, and comfort level. Understanding the signs of readiness and having patience makes the process smoother and less stressful for both parents and children. Typical Age Range for Potty

The Powerball jackpot continues to grow, reaching a massive $1.1 billion for the drawing on Monday, September 1, 2025. However, the winning numbers for that night did not result in a jackpot winner. Players in multiple states did walk away with significant prizes, but the jackpot rolls over to a higher value, continuing the excitement for the next drawing. Powerball Results for Monday, September 1, 2025

Williams Bay in Wisconsin faced a major public health concern ahead of Labor Day weekend as elevated nitrite levels in the village water supply forced restaurants and businesses to quickly adapt to ensure customer safety. The contamination, traced to nitrification of ammonia within the water system, raised alarms for both residents and visitors preparing to enjoy one of the final summer holiday weekends. As a result, multiple restaurants in Williams Bay made im

India’s two-time Olympic medallist Neeraj Chopra delivered a remarkable performance at the Diamond League Final 2025 in Zurich, finishing in second place with a best throw of 85.01 meters. Although his earlier attempts were below expectations, Chopra’s resilience and determination ensured a strong finish that secured him the silver medal in a highly competitive field. The competition saw top athletes from around the world vying for supremacy in the

The Republican-controlled Texas Senate has approved new congressional maps designed to strengthen the party’s hold on power in Washington, completing a contentious redistricting process that has triggered heated partisan battles both within the state and across the country. The decision, reached in an overnight session, clears the way for Governor Greg Abbott to sign the measure into law, a move that will reshape Texas’ political landscape for years

Hundreds of skydivers from around the world have gathered in Illinois this week with one shared mission, to set new skydiving records that could go down in history. The event is taking place in Ottawa, near the scenic Starved Rock State Park, where the skies have become the stage for some of the most daring aerial attempts. The participants have been eagerly awaiting clear weather to begin their record-breaking jumps.

The imposition of tariffs on India by President Donald Trump has triggered widespread debate in policy circles, not only in India but also in the United States, where senior officials have issued contradictory statements about the rationale behind this decision. Trump recently announced a 50 per cent tariff on India as a punishment for purchasing Russian oil, but in a move that has raised eyebrows, he refrained from imposing any similar measures on China, a cou

A major maritime incident unfolded in Baltimore Harbor on Monday evening when a 750-foot bulk carrier reported signs of a fire and explosion while traveling on the Patapsco River. Baltimore firefighters, along with tug boats and emergency responders, rushed to the scene shortly after 6:30 p.m. to assist the 23 crew members aboard the vessel. Despite the alarming reports of a blast, officials confirmed that all passengers were unharmed and the vessel managed to

Haledon continues to struggle with the aftermath of a massive water main break in Paterson that occurred more than a week ago, leaving residents and businesses facing daily challenges. Sunday marked the tenth day since the break, and while water service has technically been restored to the community, the supply remains at low pressure and cannot be consumed without boiling. This has left thousands of residents dependent on bottled water distribution sites as th

Paris Saint-Germain began the 2025 season in style by lifting their first-ever UEFA Super Cup, defeating Tottenham Hotspur 4-3 on penalties after a thrilling late comeback in Udine, Italy. Spurs, playing their first competitive game under new coach Thomas Frank, looked on course for glory after Micky van de Ven struck in the 39th minute and Cristian Romero doubled the lead early in the second half. However, PSG turne

The Powerball jackpot continues to grow after no ticket matched all six numbers in the August 6 drawing. Although the top prize of $449 million went unclaimed, thousands of Ohio players walked away with various prizes, including one lucky winner who secured a $1 million prize. The winning numbers drawn on Wednesday were 15, 27, 43, 35, and 53, with the Powerball number being 9 and the Power Play multiplier set at 2x. While the massive jackpot eluded players across the country, Ohio

A tweet from Texas Senator Mayes Middleton has sparked a wave of controversy after he questioned whether Houston Representative Gene Wu, a prominent member of the Texas House Democratic Caucus, was “back in China.” This remark was made amid the ongoing standoff in Texas, where Democratic lawmakers, including Wu, left the state to prevent a Republican-led redistricting vote from proceeding. Middleton's