Today’s Catch Up

Shocking Plot Exposed Neo Nazi Tried to Poison Jewish Kids in New York

Woman set on fire on Chicago transit train after man pours fluid on her and ignites it

Cristiano Ronaldo attends White House dinner with Trump and Saudi crown prince

MBS tells Trump Saudis will increase investments in U.S. to near $1 trillion

Stem Cells - 60 Is The New 30

Many of the elite & rich are paying over $100,000 for stem cell therapies that help them look and feel 30+ years younger.

New Yorker magazine says these expensive new therapies work like a charm: "Hollywood elites and billionaires are growing younger..."

Harvard Medical School reports, "The findings represent a breakthrough in aging research..." And Time Magazine proposes that the process of replacing aging cells may be as "simple as plucking out gray hairs."

The good news for you is that clinical research on a newly discovered Tibetan food has a nutrient in it that tricks your body into replenishing your own natural supply of stem cells...

And... it starts happening within minutes.

Bipartisan bill aims to pay air traffic controllers during future shutdowns

The flight disruptions during the record government shutdown that ended last week inspired a rare act of bipartisanship in Washington on Tuesday, when congressional representatives from both parties introduced legislation that would allow air traffic controllers to get paid during future shutdowns.

The bill proposes funding salaries, operating expenses and other Federal Aviation Administration programs by tapping into a little-used fund with $2.6 billion that was created to reimburse airlines if the government commandeers their planes and they are damaged. The bill’s sponsors, which include four of the top Republicans and Democrats on the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, hope that relying on the fund might make their bill more attractive than other proposals because it would limit the potential cost of dolling out paychecks.

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Georgia man shot dead by police after he shot and killed his stepchildren

Police officers in west Georgia shot and killed a man after he shot at them and shot and killed two of his stepchildren, law enforcement said.

The man’s wife, Kelly Grigsby, told deputies she fled to a neighbor’s house with her 5-year-old child after her husband, Eric Grigsby, 50, threatened to kill her children. When officers arrived at their home at around 6:50 p.m. Monday in Midland, about 106 miles (170 km) south of Atlanta, Eric Grigsby walked out with two handguns, law enforcement said.

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