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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention was once the world’s most trusted guardian of public health. Its mission—protecting Americans from infectious disease—was clear and noble. But over the decades, bureaucratic inertia, politicized science and mission creep have corroded that purpose and squandered public trust. That dysfunction produced irrational policy during Covid: cloth masks on toddlers, arbitrary 6-foot distancing, boosters for healthy children, prolonged school closings,...

President Donald Trump spoke out for the first time Tuesday on the viral rumors that he may have died, claiming he didn’t hear the speculation and had a busy holiday weekend. Trump said “really? I didn’t see that” when a reporter asked him about the death rumors, claiming he was “very active, actually over the weekend,” adding “I didn’t hear that one, that’s pretty serious stuff . . . it’s so fake.” Trump admitted “I knew they were saying like ‘is he ok? how’s he feeling? what’s wrong?’”...

Speculation that President Trump was sick — or dead — took on a life of its own over Labor Day weekend, lighting up liberal feeds with conspiracy chatter that spread far beyond the fringe. On Tuesday, Trump stepped in front of the cameras and squashed the online frenzy. Why it matters: Baseless rumors about the 79-year-old president's health metastasized at warp speed, spawning millions of memes, TikToks, Google searches and "clues" about a supposed White House cover-...

Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy got a strange look from President Donald Trump — and a chuckle from Vice President JD Vance — when he asked the president point blank about the rumors of his death that had circulated over the weekend. During an Oval Office event on Tuesday afternoon, Doocy pressed Trump to reveal when and how he’d come to find out that he’d died over the weekend. “How did you find out over the weekend that you were dead?” Doocy asked, prompting a quick...

The violin can cost hundreds of dollars in rental fees during the average school year, but a superintendent at a Pennsylvania school is producing musical instruments at just a fraction of the cost. Source: Pennsylvania school cuts costs for students by using 3D printers to create violins What a great idea.

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“What You Are” is the latest single from Sun Dont Shine (formerly Eye Am). The band featuring Crowbar vets Kirk Windstein (guitar, vocals) and Todd Strange (bass) alongside former Type O Negative members Kenny Hickey (guitar/vocals) and Johnny Kelly (drums) initially announced they were going to release an EP but subsequently stated they were working on a full-length album slated for early 2026. What You Are  “It’s just another level. I think the band is really beginning to find its sound,” explained Hickey. “We just locked ourselves in a studio for almost a month and basically concentrated on music and jamming together and developing them. It’s definitely just a next level up from the previous stuff that we’ve done. They’re just really explosive, very powerful.” Previously, the band delivered the singles “Coming Down” and “The Promise Song.” Coming Down The Promise Song Under the band’s original name, Eye Am, they released two singles, “Dreams Always Die With The Sun” and “Cryptomnesia.” ### The post Sun Dont Shine’s New Single: “What You Are” appeared first on RockinTown.

A 25-year-old suspect has been arrested, described only as a "Chioggia resident."