Katherine Sarah
I am a kind and laid-back person who always wants to try positive things.
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The line between thought and deed was still visible
Two 15-year-old girls in Corona, California, have been arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder after the FBI uncovered social media messages showing they spent months researching school shootings and planning an attack on Corona High School. No weapons were obtained.
A community left flowers, and a family kept vigil
Australian MP Helen Haines remains in critical but stable condition after being deliberately struck by a vehicle outside her Wangaratta office. Both legs have been amputated. Driver Brendan Nugent has been charged and remains in custody.
The collapse was not a surprise; it was a reckoning
Australia were bowled out for 99 and forced to follow on by South Africa in the second Test at Gqeberha, with former players calling the batting "gutless" as the tourists ended day four still trailing by 170 runs.
She asked him to wait a year; he said he had one life to live
Sonia Monk, mother of Pte. Aidan Goulding, 23, killed in the CFB Wainwright fire, remembers her son as a young man who quit a steady mechanic job to serve Canada and dreamed of special operations.
Limoges burned, and a lineage of arson came into focus.
A 34-year-old far-left suspect on France's security watchlist has been arrested for the arson that gutted Limoges' 19th-century city hall during nationwide cost-of-living protests that saw over 2,500 arrests.
What does it mean when the plot is interrupted but the network remains?
British police have rearrested two men on suspicion of assisting Iran's intelligence service in a suspected plot at RAF Fairford, a U.S.-run air base, where gasoline was found in vans in September.
Fast-Tracked Genetics: A Diagnosis in Weeks, Not Years
A new genetic testing model in Queensland has cut diagnosis waiting times for children with rare immune conditions from 12 months to two weeks, changing treatment plans in 90% of cases.
Two Models of Health, One Executive, and a Divided Industry
A $5,000-a-month executive health coaching trend is dividing doctors and performance coaches over who should guide the health of high-performing professionals.
Four Soldiers Named, and a Community Left to Grieve
Four Canadian soldiers were killed and 39 hospitalized, 19 critically, when a fast-moving grass fire swept through a live-fire training exercise at CFB Wainwright in Alberta.
In Toronto, an Inquest Begins for a Life That Ended in Three Seconds
Coroner's inquest into Regis Korchinski-Paquet's 2020 death hears neurological evidence on post-seizure states as family seeks answers six years later.
On County Road 12, an Illegal Operation Came to an End
OPP seize $7.9 million in illegal cannabis plants from a Greater Napanee grow operation, arresting six people and uncovering significant safety hazards.
One Theft, One Arrest, and the Honor System Endures
A 52-year-old Cambridge man was arrested and charged with theft under $5,000 after taking items from a Grey Highlands farm stand without paying, following public tips.
Three Men, a Manhole, and a Mystery That Endures
Three men were spotted entering a Manhattan manhole early Sunday, the latest in a series of "mole people" sightings that have puzzled NYC authorities for months.
After the Execution Failed, a Question Remains
Officials in Tennessee Governor Bill Lee's office disagree over whether to attempt a second execution of Christa Pike, who survived a failed lethal injection on September 30.
The Storm as Witnessed, Not Just Reported
Viewer photos document flooding, landslides, and power line fires in western North Carolina as the remnants of Hurricane Isaias moved through the region in October.
Eight Months Pregnant, Days from Birth, and Gone
A man shot and killed eight people, including two children and a pregnant woman, at a family home in Erie, Pennsylvania, before taking his own life. Police cite mental health as a factor.
The Radicalization That Began in a Student Dormitory
UAE investigators claim the Flydubai co-pilot accused of attempting to crash a plane into Tel Aviv was radicalized in Melbourne in 2017; Australian authorities are investigating his links.
When the Ball Sticks: Lauren Smith’s Impossible Afternoon
Tasmania’s Lauren Smith produced three extraordinary catches in a WNCL match against Western Australia, a fielding display that commentators called “freak” and that turned the game.
Tropical Storm Rachel Could Bring Rain and High Surf to San Diego
Tropical Storm Rachel is expected to bring rain, high surf, and coastal flooding to San Diego and Southern California this weekend, a rare event for the region.
Iowa Schools Have Slipped, But the Ranking Depends on the Metric
PolitiFact rates Rob Sand's claim about Iowa schools as "Half True," finding Iowa was never the clear overall leader but has slipped in national rankings, with some metrics placing it near the bottom half.
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