Latest news with #Storyful
Herald Sun
a day ago
- Herald Sun
16 Unused Molotov Cocktails Found After Boulder Attack, Local DA Says
Law enforcement found 16 unused Molotov cocktails after the attack in Boulder, Colorado, that left several people injured on Sunday, June 1, local District Attorney Michael Dougherty said in a press conference on Monday. Authorities also identified four additional victims in the attack, raising the total number of people injured to 12, Boulder Police Chief Stephen Redfearn said during the conference. Two of those victims are still in the hospital, he said. The suspect, Mohamed Sabry Soliman, is being charged with a federal hate crime, plus numerous state charges including eight counts of attempted murder, according to acting US Attorney for the District of Colorado J Bishop Grewell. 'According to our complaint, and the charges brought by DA Dougherty's office, Mr Soliman stated that he had been planning this attack for a year, and he acted because he hated what he called 'the Zionist group,'' Grewell said. Officials thanked community members who responded in the immediate aftermath of the attack and local law enforcement. Credit: City of Boulder via Storyful
Yahoo
4 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Joni Ernst on Medicaid cuts: ‘We all are going to die'
Republican Sen. Joni Ernst was fielding another question on potential changes to Medicaid eligibility at a town hall in north-central Iowa on Friday when she quipped that 'we all are going to die.' She had largely kept her cool as shouts and groans emerged from the crowd at a high school in Parkersburg, Iowa, as she defended President Trump's 'big, beautiful' tax and immigration package. But as she talked through the types of people that Republicans say should not be covered by Medicaid, including immigrants in the U.S. illegally, someone in the crowd yelled that people are going to die. 'People are not … well, we all are going to die,' Ernst said as the crowd booed. 'So, for heaven's sakes. For heaven's sakes, folks.' 'What you don't want to do is listen to me when I say that we are going to focus on those that are most vulnerable,' Ernst went on. 'Those that meet the eligibility requirements for Medicaid we will protect.' Watch the video above from Amie Rivers/Iowa Starting Line via Storyful and read more on . Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
USA Today
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Marilyn Monroe is that you? Watch as a sea of blonde lookalikes hit the water
Marilyn Monroe is that you? Watch as a sea of blonde lookalikes hit the water 'What an amazing morning with nearly 200 Marilyns taking to the water in Donabate all for women's cancer care in the Mater. Darlings, you're all superstars!!' the Mater Hospital Foundation said. Marilyn Monroe(s) of all shapes and sizes recently showed up and showed out for a good cause. Nearly 200 women — all dressed like the blonde bombshell and Hollywood icon — took a quick dip in Balcarrick Beach in Donabate, a suburb of Dublin, to raise awareness and funds for women's cancer care on May 25. The charity swim event, hosted by the Mater Hospital Foundation, raised over €33,000, or $37,000, during this year's Marilyn's Mater Paddle, the most swinging, glamorous and glitzy event of the summer. The foundation is the official charity supporting the work of the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital in Dublin. The goal of the second annual Marilyn's Mater Paddle was to provide "urgent funding where it's needed most in our hospital so we can speed up cancer diagnosis, enhance treatments and provide world-class care to the women from all over Ireland who come through our doors,' the foundation told Storyful. Video shows Marilyn Monroe lookalikes hit the water in Ireland Marilyn Monroe lookalikes swam at an Irish beach for charity The Mater Hospital Foundation hosted a Marilyn Monroe lookalike event at an Irish beach. The event was held to raise funds for women's cancer care. Video footage captured the moment the women took off towards the surf, running to the water with red-and-white beach balls in hand. Some of the women were seen looping arms with one another as they rushed towards the water. "What an amazing morning with nearly 200 Marilyns taking to the water in Donabate all for women's cancer care in the Mater. Darlings, you're all superstars!!" the foundation said in an Instagram post. "Thank you to everyone who participated and all who supported!"
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Watch viral nun beatbox while her fellow sister busts a move on Catholic TV show
A Brazilian nun has gone viral and become a global sensation after dropping a beat on TV. Sister Marizele Cassiano showcased her beatboxing skills on a Catholic TV show on May 23, according to Reuters and Storyful. Right beside her was Sister Marisa Paula de Neves, who was executing b-boy-inspired moves, the outlets reported. Both were donning long powder blue skirts and white button-ups. The high-energy duo reportedly made an appearance on the show to talk about their work, more specifically, a women's vocational retreat. Viral moments: Grown men are wishing their friends sweet dreams. The internet can't get enough. Soon after the beats and the dancing started flowing, one of the hosts joined in on the fun. In an interview with the Associated Press, Cassiano said she was shocked that the "spontaneous" moment went ultra-viral on social media. "Beatboxing, dancing, and the songs itself, are tools that God uses to reach the hearts of the people we work with. And it works! It's beautiful to see,' she told the outlet. Taylor Ardrey is a news reporter for USA TODAY. You can reach her at tardrey@ This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Brazilian nun goes viral after beatboxing on TV: Watch
USA Today
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Watch viral nun beatbox while her fellow sister busts a move on Catholic TV show
A Brazilian nun has gone viral and become a global sensation after dropping a beat on TV. Sister Marizele Cassiano showcased her beatboxing skills on a Catholic TV show on May 23, according to Reuters and Storyful. Right beside her was Sister Marisa Paula de Neves, who was executing b-boy-inspired moves, the outlets reported. Both were donning long powder blue skirts and white button-ups. The high-energy duo reportedly made an appearance on the show to talk about their work, more specifically, a women's vocational retreat. Watch Brazilian nun show off beatboxing skills 'Beautiful to see' Soon after the beats and the dancing started flowing, one of the hosts joined in on the fun. In an interview with the Associated Press, Cassiano said she was shocked that the "spontaneous" moment went ultra-viral on social media. "Beatboxing, dancing, and the songs itself, are tools that God uses to reach the hearts of the people we work with. And it works! It's beautiful to see,' she told the outlet. Taylor Ardrey is a news reporter for USA TODAY. You can reach her at tardrey@
