Here are today’s 5 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
1. Some tense moments for 199 passengers aboard a 737 bound for Denver from Newark, NJ. An engine fire forced an emergency landing at Dwight D. Eisenhower airport last night. While inconvenienced with an overnight stay in Wichita, the passengers were grateful to be safely on the ground.
2. US Supreme Court declines to hear arguments challenging Illinois ban on owning and selling high-power semi-automatic rifles and high-capacity magazines
3. The Biden administration is now urging Israel to scale back it’s assault on Hamas. Instead recommondations are being made for more ‘surgical’ strikes.
4. College football bowl season begins tomorrow, with 43 bowl games over the next three weeks. CLICK HERE for the complete schedule.
5. A loose bull in New Jersey’s largest city found its way onto train tracks, snarling rail traffic for almost an hour yesterday. The ruddy brown bull with long, dark-tipped horns stood on the tracks at Newark Penn Station, prompting a police response. Police officers eventually captured the animal. The bull will be sent to a local animal sanctuary. In other news, Wichta’s Bull Attorneys cut their commercial shoot on the east coast claiming “unforseen circumstances”
…and THAT’S TRENDING.
