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YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - Tunnel to Towers CEO: We made a promise to 'never forget'

Frank Siller, CEO of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, shares insights from his memoir 'Let Us Do Good.' He discusses the organization's mission to support families of fallen heroes and homeless veterans.

What is the title of the memoir written by Frank Siller?
Frank Siller's memoir is titled 'Let Us Do Good.'
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What is the mission of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation?
The organization's mission is to support the families of fallen heroes and homeless veterans.
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Who is the CEO of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation?
Frank Siller is the CEO of the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.
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YOUTUBE (O’Keefe Media Group) - Fear is what the enemy uses against you.

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AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Clemson's $57 million Dabo Swinney problem grows worse after historic 51-10 loss to LSU

Dabo Swinney's Clemson program hit its lowest point in nearly three decades Saturday night, falling 51-10 to LSU in a season opener that now forces the university to confront a $57 million question about its head coach's future. LSU piled up 644 total yards of offense, rushed for 309 yards on 58 carries, and held […] The post Clemson's $57 million Dabo Swinney problem grows worse after historic 51-10 loss to LSU appeared first on American Almanac .

Dabo Swinney's Clemson program hit its lowest point in nearly three decades Saturday night, falling 51-10 to LSU in a season opener that now forces the university to confront a $57 million question about its head coach's future. LSU piled up 644 total yards of offense, rushed for 309 yards on 58 carries, and held Clemson to fewer than 100 total yards in a game that was never competitive after the opening minutes. The halftime score was 31-3. LSU's defense added 10 tackles for loss and four sacks, limiting Clemson to just 3.0 yards per play. By the time the final whistle sounded, Clemson had absorbed its worst defeat under Swinney, and one of its worst in roughly 30 years. Swinney, now entering his 18th season leading the program,…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Florida woman charged with attempted murder after allegedly poisoning man she met on dating app

A 39-year-old Florida woman faces attempted murder charges after she allegedly drugged a 69-year-old man she met on a dating app at least three times, with the Polk County sheriff calling her a "black widow" motivated purely by money. Samantha Adams slipped benzodiazepines into a glass of whiskey she served to her victim at his […] The post Florida woman charged with attempted murder after allegedly poisoning man she met on dating app appeared first on American Almanac .

A 39-year-old Florida woman faces attempted murder charges after she allegedly drugged a 69-year-old man she met on a dating app at least three times, with the Polk County sheriff calling her a "black widow" motivated purely by money. Samantha Adams slipped benzodiazepines into a glass of whiskey she served to her victim at his Haines City home on August 17, leaving him hospitalized with an overdose, according to the Polk County Sheriff's Office . The 69-year-old man, whose name has not been released, passed out later that evening and woke up in a hospital bed, where staff told him he had suffered a benzodiazepine overdose, a drug he told investigators he had never taken. Adams now sits in the Polk County Jail on $42,500 bond, charged with…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Orcas rip rudder off sailboat in eight-minute encounter off the Spanish coast

A pod of young killer whales tore away half the rudder of a racing sailboat off Spain in an eight-minute assault, the latest in a pattern of orca-on-vessel encounters that has rattled mariners since 2020. The Seika Racing crew had just finished a regatta near San Vicente, Spain, and were motoring their boat to another […] The post Orcas rip rudder off sailboat in eight-minute encounter off the Spanish coast appeared first on American Almanac .

A pod of young killer whales tore away half the rudder of a racing sailboat off Spain in an eight-minute assault, the latest in a pattern of orca-on-vessel encounters that has rattled mariners since 2020. The Seika Racing crew had just finished a regatta near San Vicente, Spain, and were motoring their boat to another marina when three to four orcas closed in on the stern. For roughly eight minutes the animals circled beneath the hull, repeatedly striking the rudder until they broke away approximately half of it. Crew member Gage Butler, a California native, captured the encounter on video and posted it on Instagram along with his account of what happened. Nobody aboard was hurt. The crew inspected the hull for leaks and found no major…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Robert Pattinson responds to Chris Hansen's objections over 'Primetime' film at Venice premiere

Robert Pattinson addressed Chris Hansen's public criticism of the film "Primetime" at a Venice Film Festival press conference, offering praise for the man whose life story Hansen says Hollywood got wrong. Pattinson, 40, who plays Hansen in the fictionalized drama about NBC's "To Catch a Predator," fielded questions Saturday about the real Hansen's vocal opposition […] The post Robert Pattinson responds to Chris Hansen's objections over 'Primetime' film at Venice premiere appeared first on American Almanac .

Robert Pattinson addressed Chris Hansen's public criticism of the film "Primetime" at a Venice Film Festival press conference, offering praise for the man whose life story Hansen says Hollywood got wrong. Pattinson, 40, who plays Hansen in the fictionalized drama about NBC's "To Catch a Predator," fielded questions Saturday about the real Hansen's vocal opposition to the project. His answer was diplomatic but pointed: the former Dateline host's on-screen presence is the reason the show still commands attention two decades later, and that, Pattinson suggested, amounts to a kind of tribute. USA TODAY reported that Pattinson told the press conference he hoped Hansen would come around to the finished product. The actor's opening line was…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Ken Jacobs) - Pamela Anderson reveals hepatitis C battle in speech at amfAR Venice gala

Pamela Anderson told a black-tie audience in Venice that a late-1990s hepatitis C diagnosis left her believing she had ten years to live, a disclosure she paired with a declaration that she now considers herself "a victor, not a victim." Anderson received amfAR's Award of Courage on Sunday night at the organization's gala, held at […] The post Pamela Anderson reveals hepatitis C battle in speech at amfAR Venice gala appeared first on American Almanac .

Pamela Anderson told a black-tie audience in Venice that a late-1990s hepatitis C diagnosis left her believing she had ten years to live, a disclosure she paired with a declaration that she now considers herself "a victor, not a victim." Anderson received amfAR's Award of Courage on Sunday night at the organization's gala, held at the Hilton Molino Stucky in Venice. The actress, best known for "Baywatch," used the platform to walk the room through nearly two decades of illness, shame, and eventual recovery, a stretch she said reshaped every major decision in her life. The speech marked one of Anderson's most detailed public accounts of the diagnosis and its fallout. She told the crowd her doctor delivered the news bluntly, Variety reported…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Jack Newsome) - Denmark's former queen Margrethe II hospitalized a third time this year with blood clot

Queen Margrethe II of Denmark, 86, was rushed to a Copenhagen hospital on September 6 with a new blood clot and dehydration, her third hospitalization this year after a string of serious health setbacks. The Danish Royal House confirmed that Margrethe was admitted to Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen's largest hospital, after doctors found a blood clot in […] The post Denmark's former queen Margrethe II hospitalized a third time this year with blood clot appeared first on American Almanac .

Queen Margrethe II of Denmark, 86, was rushed to a Copenhagen hospital on September 6 with a new blood clot and dehydration, her third hospitalization this year after a string of serious health setbacks. The Danish Royal House confirmed that Margrethe was admitted to Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen's largest hospital, after doctors found a blood clot in her hip region along with mild dehydration. She is expected to remain there for treatment and observation over the coming days, the Daily Mail reported . The palace statement said Margrethe is in "good spirits and, given the circumstances, is doing well." But the reassuring language cannot mask the pace of her decline. Three hospitalizations in a single year, each one tied to a different serious…Open

AMERICANALMANAC (Jonah Adams) - New background-check tool lets online daters vet matches for scams, criminal records, and secret spouses

A public-records company has launched a free website called "Stud or Dud" that lets singles run background checks on potential dates, a move aimed squarely at the growing epidemic of romance fraud draining Americans of millions. PeopleFinders, a firm with more than two decades in the public-records business, rolled out the platform last week. The […] The post New background-check tool lets online daters vet matches for scams, criminal records, and secret spouses appeared first on American Almanac .

A public-records company has launched a free website called "Stud or Dud" that lets singles run background checks on potential dates, a move aimed squarely at the growing epidemic of romance fraud draining Americans of millions. PeopleFinders, a firm with more than two decades in the public-records business, rolled out the platform last week. The site pulls from publicly available records, address histories, bankruptcy filings, and other data points, and packages them with color-coded red and green flags and what the company calls "compatibility readouts." The pitch is simple: find out whether the person on the other end of a dating app is who they claim to be before you ever meet them in person. CEO Amber Higgins told the New York Post…Open

What is the case of Daejon Love used to illustrate in the context of romance scams?
The case of Daejon Love is used to illustrate the scale of these scams; Love allegedly posed as a player for the San Francisco 49ers and conned at least twenty-six victims out of more than $1.3 million in a romance scheme.
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What warning signs did PeopleFinders CEO Amber Higgins suggest daters watch out for when dating online?
Amber Higgins suggested watching for partners who refuse video calls, provide inconsistent details regarding their job or residence, push the relationship forward at an unusual pace, or request money before meeting in person.
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How do financial losses from romance scams differ between men and women according to the survey data?
Men were hit harder than women, with twenty-one percent of men surveyed reporting financial losses compared to ten percent of women.
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According to a recent survey mentioned in the article, what percentage of Americans have reported losing money to a romance scam?
Fifteen percent of respondents in a recent survey reported that they had lost money to a romance scam.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Sadie Smith) - Gateway Arch goes dark until October to protect millions of migrating birds

Officials shut off all exterior lights on the 630-foot Gateway Arch in St. Louis this week to keep night-migrating birds from fatal collisions, a move that will leave the iconic monument in darkness until October 1. The lights-out order covers every exterior fixture on the stainless-steel landmark, removing a glow that federal wildlife authorities say […] The post Gateway Arch goes dark until October to protect millions of migrating birds appeared first on American Almanac .

Officials shut off all exterior lights on the 630-foot Gateway Arch in St. Louis this week to keep night-migrating birds from fatal collisions, a move that will leave the iconic monument in darkness until October 1. The lights-out order covers every exterior fixture on the stainless-steel landmark, removing a glow that federal wildlife authorities say can lure birds from miles away and send them circling until they crash into the structure or collapse from exhaustion. Gateway Arch officials confirmed the shutdown and set October 1 as the date the lights will return, timed to the tail end of the fall migration window. The decision reflects a straightforward tradeoff: a few weeks of a darker skyline against the documented risk of mass bird…Open

Does the lights-out order at the Gateway Arch affect visitor access to the monument?
No, turning off the lights does not close the Arch to visitors or alter its daytime operations; it only removes the exterior illumination after dark.
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How does the location of St. Louis affect the migration of birds near the Gateway Arch?
St. Louis is situated along the Mississippi River, which serves as a natural highway for migrating species because the terrain provides food, water, and navigational landmarks. Because the 630-foot stainless-steel Arch is located beside this river, its nighttime illumination can act as a hazard for birds funneling south through the heart of the continent.
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What is the specific impact of nighttime artificial lighting on migrating birds traveling through the Mississippi Flyway?
Artificial light disrupts the natural overnight travel pattern of birds (dusk to dawn). The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has documented that large illuminated structures act as traps, drawing birds in where they behave erratically and waste critical energy circling the light, which increases the risk of collisions and exhaustion.
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When are the exterior lights on the Gateway Arch expected to be turned back on?
The lights are scheduled to return on October 1, a date chosen to coincide with the tail end of the fall migration window.
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