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from The National Pulse: For the first time, non-citizen residents of Washington, D.C., went to the polls to help determine the city’s leadership. Over 500 noncitizens registered to vote, and almost none backed Republican candidates. Just 5.35 percent of the new noncitizens registered in the nation’s capital as Republicans. Meanwhile, 59.27 percent of the noncitizen voters registered with the Democratic Party. However, […]

by Brian Shilhavy, Health Impact News: Much of the news in the alternative media the past few days has been very apocalyptic, suggesting that we are on the brink of an escalation of world conflicts into a nuclear conflict with Russia. And yet, as easy as it is to cover both sides of any current […]

The last ten mass shooters in the US have been members of the Trans cult. https://t.co/biVpq7hCIu — Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) June 8, 2024

1929 - 61st Belmont: Mack Garner aboard Blue Larkspur wins in 2:32.8 1963 - American Heart Association is 1st agency to campaign against cigarettes 1965 - USSR launches Luna 6; it missed the Moon by 99,000 miles 1974 - US and Saudi Arabia sign military-economic contract 1979 - "The Source," 1st computer public information service, goes on-line 1982 - Falklands War: Royal Fleet Auxiliary Sir Gahalad attacked in San Carlos Water ("Bomb Alley") by Argentine aircraft: 48 soldiers and crewman were killed. 1982 - Emmy 9th Daytime Award presentation - Susan Lucci loses for 3rd time 1985 - French Open Women's Tennis: Chris Evert beats Martina Navratilova 6-3, 6-7, 7-5 for her 17th Grand Slam title and 6th French singles crown 1996 - PBA National Championship Won by Butch Soper 2018 - World's most powerful supercomputer, Summit, can process 200,000 trillion calculations per second, launched at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Tennessee, by IBM and NVidia More Historical Events »

Historical Events 1647 - England parliament bans Christmas, Easter and Whitsun festivities, services and celebrations, including in the home, with fines for non-compliance - proves unpopular 1817 - An uprising involving three hundred workers in the English town of Pentrich begins but is quashed almost immediately 1935 - 67th Belmont: Willie Saunders aboard Omaha wins in 2:30.6 1953 - Cluster of 6 tornadoes touches down in Flint, Michigan killing 113 1963 - American Heart Association is 1st agency to campaign against cigarettes 1983 - East German sprinter Marlies Göhr sets world record for 100m (10.81) in Berlin, Germany More Historical Events » Famous Birthdays 1745 - Caspar Wessel, Danish-Norwegian mathematician, born in Vestby, Norway (d. 1818) 1903 - Ralph Webster Yarborough, American politician, U.S. Senator from Texas (1957-71), born in Chandler, Texas (d. 1996) 1923 - Malcolm Boyd, American Episcopal Priest, author and civil rights activist, born in Buffalo, New York (d. 2015) 1952 - Martin Taylor, CEO (Barclays Bank) 1970 - "Seu" Jorge [da Silva], Brazilian musical artist, songwriter, singer, and actor (The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou), born in Belford Roxo, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 1982 - Irina Lazareanu, Romanian-Canadian model More Famous Birthdays » Famous Deaths 1948 - Sammy Carter, Australian cricket wicketkeeper (28 Tests, 65 dismissals; NSWCA), dies at 70 1956 - Marie Laurencin, French painter, dies at 72 2010 - Crispian St. Peters [Robin Peter Smith], British pop singer (The Pied Piper; No No No), dies at 71 2013 - Paul Cellucci, American politician, 69th Governor of Massachusetts and former United States Ambassador to Canada, dies from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis at 65 2018 - Danny Kirwan, British musician, singer and songwriter (Fleetwood Mac - "Albatross"), dies at 68 2022 - Julio Jiménez, Spanish road cyclist (King of the Mountains: Tour de France 1965, 66, 67 and Vuelta a España 1963, 64, 65), dies at 87 More Famous Deaths »

Moses saw beyond the temporal comforts of the palace of Egypt. He saw beyond the bondage of Pharaoh. Moses saw beyond to what God could do, and that is what he chose to focus on.