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David Swift, author of new book Scouse Republic, on the paranoia and rabble rousers that made the city’s conflict between Catholics and Protestants ‘more bitter and more chronic than ...

Once on the ground, he swallowed a set of rosary beads. “She had a bun in her hair, and he grabbed a hold of her bun in her hair, and he grabbed her pants, and he wouldn’t let her go ...

Federal Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD) Program Director Evan Feinman has announced his departure from the role, following word recently that it will undergo a review. In November ...

What if everyday movement powered your devices? Researchers have discovered that tiny beads, when chosen carefully, can generate electricity through friction. This could lead to self-powered wearables ...

SANTA TERESA — The rosary hung from a branch of mesquite, its light blue beads swaying in the breeze. The site was a few miles from the U.S.-Mexico border. It wasn’t far from paved roads ...

Shocking footage shows the moment a passenger attacks a plane crew after allegedly becoming convinced that he was being chased by a demon. Flight attendants initially believed Augustin was having ...

He also swallowed the rosary — which his sister later told police was because the beads are “a weapon of strength in spiritual warfare.” After the duo was detained, Augustin’s sister told ...

Believing a demonic spirit had boarded the plane, the passenger struggled to regain control and, in a bizarre attempt to ward it off began swallowing rosary beads mid-flight. The passenger ...

Air travel is wild these days. One minute you’re settling into your seat, the next, a fellow passenger is swallowing rosary beads and drop-kicking flight attendants. That’s exactly what ...

The man, 31-year-old Delange Augustin, reportedly swallowed rosary beads and got aggressive. According to People, Augustin did this to protect himself from “Satan’s disciples" who were following him.