Senator Tim Scott has endorsed former President Donald Trump ahead of the New Hampshire Republican primary.

The sports journalism community is mourning the sudden passing of Mike “Dicko” Dickson‚ a prominent figure in tennis reporting. Dickson‚ who would have been 60 on January 27‚ died suddenly during coverage of the Australian Open. He was Novak Djokovic’s worst critic because Djokovic wouldn’t get vaccinated. Mr. Dickson referred to Djokovic’s so-called “weasel words” […] The post Novak Dickson’s Vaccine Critic Dies Suddenly appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

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Almost every copy of a small-town Colorado newspaper was stolen from the racks on the very same day the Ouray County Plaindealer put out a story about charges being brought after rape allegations. The sexual assault reportedly took place during an underage drinking party at the police chief's home while he was asleep‚ according to the Associated Press. Mike Wiggins — who is a co-publisher with the Ouray County Plaindealer — took to X after the newspapers were stolen‚ writing: "Someone didn't like this edition of @ocplaindealer. (Guess which article.) So they stole nearly every newspaper out of our racks in Ouray County. If you hoped to silence or intimidate us‚ you failed miserably. We'll find out who did this. And another press run is imminent." — (@) The newspaper shared the story on social media and made it available to non-paying subscribers. The story describes how felony sexual assault charges have been filed against three men‚ including a relative of the police chief. The incident occurred in May 2023. Drugs and alcohol were present‚ according to the report. The suspects are 17‚ 18‚ and 19 respectively. The individual who reported the rape is also 17 years old.After the newspapers were stolen‚ the publication released a statement‚ writing: "We are overwhelmed by your generous support. We had no idea how many of you would come forward and offer to help us fund another press run of newspapers after our edition was stolen from all but one newspaper rack in Ouray County.""The papers are back out there‚ again‚ and we have received an incredible amount of interest in the story about the papers being stolen.""We now know the community cares just as much as we do about ensuring the freedom of the press is alive and well‚ and they support our ability to exercise the First Amendment and keep them informed."The publication went on to note that a suspect had been identified and cited by local law enforcement. They added that the identity of the suspect would not be released until a citation had been issued. The suspect apparently returned a garbage bag full of newspapers "to the Plaindealer office on Thursday night and confessed to taking them. Investigators have asked us not to give more details until their work is completely finished.""The suspect in this matter is unrelated to any of the defendants in the alleged sex assault case‚ and unrelated to any law enforcement‚ including the Ouray Police chief and his department‚" the publication added. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

A six-legged dog that was found abandoned in a car park has recently undergone surgery to remove its two extra limbs‚ according to a report from the New York Post. The cocker spaniel was affectionately named Ariel‚ after Disney's "Little Mermaid‚" because her two additional limbs looked like a tail fin. The procedure was made possible by the Good Samaritans‚ who donated $19‚000 for the pup's medical costs. She was found at Pembroke town center in September‚ and it turned out that she had several birth defects‚ including an additional vulva and just one kidney. She was taken in by the Greenacres Rescue charity‚ based around Haverfordwest‚ and is currently receiving care from a foster family‚ according to the Telegraph.Aaron Lutchman and Ed Friend — the two surgeons who worked on Ariel — managed to save all four of her working limbs after initial worries that one of them might have to be amputated.“She’s doing really well‚ she’s bounced back and she’s a happy little dog and we’re hoping she’s going to go on to lead a fabulous little life‚” Lutchman said.“She’s got her own little character and even though she’s had a tough start in life she really has done well to come through this as she has ... if we can do what we can to help then that’s just absolutely brilliant.”The condition behind the additional limbs is known as polydactylism. It is a genetic anomaly that causes some dogs to be born with extra toes on their paws. It can affect the front or hind limbs. These additional appendages can be fully formed‚ with bone and nail structures‚ or they can manifest in small and underdeveloped ways.Polydactylism is an inherited trait in dogs‚ handed down from generation to generation.“Due to having two hip joints on one side‚ Ariel’s pelvis never formed properly‚” Mikey Lawlor‚ founder of Greenacres Rescue‚ told the New York Post.“As a result her normal back right leg had virtually no muscle tone‚ so there was a possibility that might have had to come off too. Thankfully that wasn’t the case though as it’s shown signs of having strengthened a lot in recent months.”“The procedure went very well and Ariel took it all in her stride‚” the vets at the Small Animal Referral Hospital Lankford posted to Facebook following the procedure.