8 CHILDREN HAVE SADLY LOST THEIR LIVES IN AN EARLY MORNING DOMESTIC DISTURBANCE IN SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA.(PHOTO).

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 8 children have sadly lost their lives in an early morning domestic disturbance in Shreveport, Louisiana. This is truly heartbreaking and our thoughts are with the loved ones left behind as well as the community.  This absolute tragedy occurred at approximately 6 a.m. on the morning of Sunday, April 19th, today.  According to the Shreveport Police Chief Wayne Smith, 10 people have been shot with 8 of the victims being children ranging from 1 year old to 14 years old. All 8 children are deceased, and two adult women were also shot with one reportedly suffering life-threatening injuries. This heinous crime occurred in two separate homes where all the victims were found. However, the disturbing events did not end there. The male suspect reportedly carjacked an individual after carrying out his fatal rampage. Following the carjacking, the suspect led police on a chase from Shreveport to Bossier City, where officers fatally shot him on the 400 block of Brampton Lane.  Au...

U.S RELEASES $30 MILLION IN FROZEN FUNDING FOR NEW YORK TUNNEL PROJECT. (PHOTO).


 US releases $30 million in frozen funding for New York tunnel project

The Trump administration on Friday released $30 million of $205 million in previously frozen federal funding for the $16 billion Hudson Tunnel Project in New York, following legal action by New York and New Jersey. The funding freeze, in place since October, had halted construction and left about 1,000 workers idle.

The Gateway Development Commission said it received the initial $30 million and expects the full $205 million in reimbursement soon. Construction remains paused, but officials are coordinating with contractors to resume work as efficiently as possible. A U.S. appeals court declined Thursday to overturn a lower court order requiring the release of the funds. Judge Jeannette Vargas had ordered the federal government to provide the money to support critical rail infrastructure, including a century-old tunnel used by over 200,000 commuters and 425 trains daily. U.S. Senator Cory Booker called the release “good news” but vowed to push for uninterrupted funding to ensure the project moves forward.


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