For over 90 years, the UFO enigma has captivated people’s minds worldwide, sparking curiosity, debates, and countless investigations into the phenomenon. The wait is over, as David Grusch, David Fravor & Ryan Graves are set to testify before the US Congress during the congressional meetings scheduled for July 26, 2023. Meanwhile, various theories were postulated […] The post U.S. Congressman Says UFOs May Be Machines of a Hidden ‘Ancient Earth Civilization’ appeared first on How and Why's.

In 2020, filmmaker David Hoffman released a video on his YouTube channel, which now has over 1 million subscribers, where he shared an unusual experience from when he directed a political interview with George Bush during Bush’s vice-presidential campaign alongside Ronald Reagan. Hoffman describes being on an airplane with George Bush Sr. served as CIA […] The post Legendary Film Director Claimed His Soundman Heard President/CIA Director George Bush Sr. Say Aliens Are Real & He Saw a Dead One appeared first on How and Why's.

Two scientists propose that the human soul is a type of quantum field that interacts only with certain fields in the physical universe, not directly with matter, and that electromagnetic fields affect the soul and help create memories and self-awareness in a fetus or child during reincarnation. Fields that interact with the soul field include […] The post Two Scientists Say That The Human Soul is A Type of Quantum Field appeared first on How and Why's.

Panama President José Raúl Mulino was elected in July on the promise to shut down the Darien Gap. He spoke at the UN today and blamed the US, the UN, and NGOs for promoting this humanitarian disaster under the false guise of humanitarianism. He said migrants traveling through the Darien Gap from Colombia to Panama […] The post Panama Talked of US Open Borders Leaving a Trail of Death appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

“Today” show’s Hoda Kotb definitely got everyone’s attention when she announced she was leaving as host to focus on raising her two kids after nearly three decades on NBC News. On Thursday, the 60-year-old NBC host said that when she celebrated turning 60 last month, it prompted her to make a change in her lifestyle and that was stepping down as host and spending more time with her daughters, Haley, 7, and Hope, 5, the “Today” show reported. “I realized that it was time for me to turn the page at 60, and to try something new,” Kotb said. “I remembered standing outside looking at these beautiful bunch of people with these gorgeous signs, and I thought, ‘This is what the top of the wave feels like for me.'” “And I thought it can’t get better, and I decided that this is the right time for me to kind of move on,” she added. “Obviously, I had my kiddos late in life, and I was thinking that they deserve a bigger piece of my time pie that I have. I feel like we only have a finite amount of time.” Hoda Kotb has announced that she is leaving TODAY early next year. pic.twitter.com/sXuRsDbNnI — TODAY (@TODAYshow) September 26, 2024 “And so, with all that being said, this is the hardest thing in the world,” the NBC host continued, getting emotional. “It’s kind of a big deal for me. I’ve been practicing so I wouldn’t cry, but anyway, I did.” Kotb, who has spent 26 years at NBC News, said she won’t be leaving until the first part of next year, but will always be part of the NBC family, the outlet noted. Am I Racist? Is In Theaters NOW — Get Your Tickets Here! Savannah Guthrie — whom Kotb co-anchored the show with for more than 5 years — also broke down and told Hoda how much they loved her and how they “don’t want to imagine this place without” her. “So it’s complicated because we love you so much, and we don’t want you to ever go,” Guthrie said. “But also I just want to say I am so proud of my friend. You have guts. For someone to leave at the top of their game, to leave something that’s wonderful that you love, where it’s easy and comfortable and beautiful and fun, and say, ‘But I dream bigger for myself into the great unknown.’ You have so much guts. You inspire me. I love you.” Hoda also hosts the fourth hour of the “Today” show with former President George W. Bush’s daughter Jenna Bush Hager, who also got choked up about her departure. “It’s not over,” Jenna Bush Hager said. “I’m going to be showing up at your house like the stalker you are to Zac Brown. I will be there on your doorstep, and we are your friends forever.” In 2013, Kotb began dating financier Joel Schiffman. In 2017, the host announced she’d adopted a little girl, Haley, and two years later shared the news she’d adopted a second daughter, Hope. Later that year, Kotb made headlines with news that she and Schiffman were engaged. However, in January 2022, the host said they’d called off their engagement. Related: Jenna Bush Hager Says Her Wedding Might’ve Been Very Different If She’d Taken Then-President Bush’s Advice And Eloped

Children in Michigan will soon be able to anonymously report their parents or other adults for “improperly” storing firearms “that are accessible to a minor.” The new tip line was part of an amendment to House Bill 5503, a supplemental K-12 budget that passed the Michigan legislature on Wednesday, The Midwesterner reported. A new gun storage law went into effect in Michigan earlier this year, requiring gun owners “to keep unattended weapons unloaded and locked with a locking device or stored in a locked box or container if it is reasonably known that a minor is likely to be present on the premises.” The new provision, which is part of a supplemental spending bill, allocates $1 million for the tip line for the 2024-2025 school year. The provision also requires that educational materials on how to properly store firearms be sent to school districts. The spending bill easily passed the Democratic-controlled state House, but was a closer vote in the state Senate, which is also controlled by Democrats. Republican senators refused to give the bill a two-thirds vote, meaning the bill will not become law until the first quarter of next year, The Detroit Free Press reported. Some Republican lawmakers blasted the tip line provision in the bill, with state Sen. Thomas Albert calling it “a tattletale provision” and state Sen. John Damoose arguing that it is designed “to enforce [Democrats’] gun control agenda.” “This hotline is nothing more than a page out of the Stasi playbook—encouraging children to spy on their own families,” state Rep. Angela Rigas told The Midwesterner. “This is a dangerous step toward weaponizing children in households for the left, and an outrageous government overreach under the guise of public safety.” The supplemental package was passed by the Michigan legislature after Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer was blasted by both Republicans and Democrats for signing an education budget in July that cut funding for school safety and mental health by $300 million, a 92% decrease. Am I Racist? Is In Theaters NOW — Get Your Tickets Here! Democrats worked to push through the supplemental legislation by providing an additional $125 million for mental health and school safety. The Michigan Coalition for Responsible Gun Owners also criticized the $1 million provision for what it called a “Report Your Parents Hotline,” writing on X, “While we all support responsible firearms storage, this is the type of thing we’d expect to see from a totalitarian police state.” Report Your Parents Hotline This amendment was inserted into the conference committee report of the Michigan School Aid bill (HB 5503 CR-1) today. The conference committee report is expected to be voted on immediately in the House and Senate with no testimony allowed. This… pic.twitter.com/qj7rF4nf3z — Michigan Coalition for Responsible Gun Owners (@MCRGO_Michigan) September 25, 2024 After Whitmer won re-election in 2022 and Democrats took control of the state legislature, the governor said there would be a renewed push for gun control, pointing to the November 2021 shooting at Oxford High School where a student killed four of his classmates. “I do believe that you will all of a sudden see a very different environment in Lansing where the Oxford families and advocates will have the ability to make their voices heard and to inform and drive the policy change that this current legislature has completely shut the door to,” Whitmer said at the time.