The family of Grammy-nominated R&B legend Angie Stone has filed a wrongful death lawsuit following the tragic highway accident that claimed the singer’s life in the early morning hours of March 1, 2025. According to court documents obtained by WSBTV, the lawsuit filed on Sept. 2 in Gwinnett County by Angie Stone’s children, Diamond Stone […] The post Angie Stone’s Family Files Wrongful Death Suit Over Fatal Highway Crash appeared first on Bossip.| Bossip
The right-wing populist party Alternative for Germany — often abbreviated AFD for its German name, Alternative für Deutschland — has grown increasingly popular since its founding in 2013 by free-market economists keen to strengthen German sovereignty. Despite a concerted suppression campaign by the liberal German establishment, which has attempted to ban and criminalize the AFD outright, the right-leaning party came in second place in Germany's national elections earlier this year, doubl...| Blaze Media
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Hello, everyone. My new short creative nonfiction story titled “The Graves of Saint Paul” is now live at Hotel by Masticadores. I’m truly grateful to editor Michelle Navajas for sharing this…| Silent Pariah
This is the final post in a three-part series on the mortal human body in two classic works of literature: Homer’s Iliad and Dostoyevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov. Though the topic may seem morbid, …| joshuamcnall.com
Grief can be more complicated than we often make it out to be. In the wake of my father’s death, …Continue reading →| Love of All Wisdom
To continue the story of my husband’s illness he recovered from the stroke and could walk with a cane. Since he worked on a computer, not being able to walk a lot was not an issue for his ret…| joyful2beeblogs
Tribute art tells us that art isn’t just something to be preserved but something that is deliberately made alive, passed down, transformed and subject to newer interpretations.| Random Specific Thoughts
MOUNT HOLLY, Vt. – Heidi Jean Braisted, formerly of Trumbull, Conn., and a resident of Mount Holly, Vt., passed away after years of declining health on June 11, 2025, surrounded by her daughters, at Rutland Regional Medical Center. Heidi was … Continued The post Heidi B. Schenider, 1957-2025 appeared first on The Vermont Journal & The Shopper.| The Vermont Journal & The Shopper
SAN MARINO, Calif. – Beloved husband, father, brother, and friend, Peter Sinclair passed away on Aug. 23, following a short but fierce battle with cancer. He was surrounded and embraced by his loving wife Kate, daughter Mary, son Johnny, sister … Continued The post Peter H. Sinclair, 1975-2025 appeared first on The Vermont Journal & The Shopper.| The Vermont Journal & The Shopper
Welcome to the weekend! We're back with another one of these, this time on a subject I know we're all thinking about. The question is in jus...| wastelandandsky.blogspot.com
Harry Deutsch, emeritus professor of philosophy at Illinois State University, has died. Professor Deutsch was known for his work in philosophical logic and philosophy of language. You can learn more about his work here and here. Professor Deutsch spent most of his career at Illinois State. Before that, he held appointments at Indiana University Bloomington and the University of California, Los Angeles, among other places. His earned his PhD from UCLA. A brief obituary is here. In a comments o...| Daily Nous
Ryan Lake, associate professor of philosophy at Perimeter College at Georgia State University, has died. Ryan’s philosophical interests were mainly on questions related to freedom and determinism. He joined the faculty at Perimeter College in 2016. Before that, he held appointments at Miami Dade College and Clemson University. He earned his PhD from the University of Miami and his BA from Grand Valley State University. In addition to his academic work and teaching, Ryan dedicated a signifi...| Daily Nous
I’ve been looking so long at these pictures of you That I almost believe that they’re real I’ve been living so long with my pictures of you That I almost believe that the pictures are all I can feel. ————————————————————————————————- I feel that. Every word. Scrolling and scrolling. I’m stuck in an all consuming loop. […]| Craft Beer Pin Up
This may be a long shot, but I have been researching my wife's ancestry and came across James Hoste (17th Century Castle Rising MP). John Hoste was mentioned in the book An Essay Towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk (Vol.9 pg 67-72) stating that "Jeffrey, eldest son of Jeffrey Cobbe and Elizabeth, daughter of ir Henry Bedingfield of Oxburg sold his lordship about he year 1686 to Sir Edward Atkins, lord chief baron of the Exchequer, who shortly after conveyed it to James Ho...| Recent Questions - History Stack Exchange
A death at Burning Man on Saturday night is being investigated as a homicide after a man was found in a pool of blood at a camp in Black Rock City, during the ritual burning of the Man.| SFist - San Francisco News, Restaurants, Events, & Sports
At least six people have been killed and two others injured following an armed attack on the Chenchire community near Mandari in the Bole District of the Savannah Region. The incident, which occurred on Thursday, August 28, 2025, left the community deserted as terrified residents fled into the bush for safety. Police noted that it […] The post S/R: Six killed, two injured in armed attack on Chenchire Community appeared first on The Overseers - Ghana No.1 News.| The Overseers – Ghana No.1 News
What a strange era we find ourselves in. 2025 is, in many ways, comparable to the world war years. Reminders of human mortality assault us daily. Still, death has always been with us, as Seneca the Younger observed in the … Continue reading → The post We Are Not Alone in Death first appeared on Mitch Teemley.| Mitch Teemley
Klare Forman let 12 cats starve and rot in her filthy flat, leading to a lifetime animal ban and suspended prison term after one of the RSPCA's most distressing cases.| Need To Know
A Luton couple have been banned from keeping animals for 10 years after their starving American Bulldog Grizzly died in agony - both admitted failing to provide care.| Need To Know
Geoguessr might be best known as a competitive geography game, but for one family, it became the key to closure. When their grandmother passed away in March, her final wish was to have her ashes laid beside her late husband’s in the desert. The only problem: no one could remember where his friends had placed a bowling ball to mark the spot more than 40 years ago. With only a handful of old photos to go on, the family turned to Geoguessr star Trevor “Rainbolt” Rainbolt, who managed to pi...| The Daily Dot
Four UK based Romanians killed in horror crash in Germany as Constantin Nedelea lost control of his car on a bend - grieving families now fundraising to bring them home.| Need To Know
Athlete Nikolas Tomašević dies while training for Alcatraz swim in San Francisco Bay - body recovered days later as family mourns devoted swimmer and kind soul.| Need To Know
Influencer Esmeralda FG, husband and two children found dead in pickup truck in Guadalajara - investigators link brutal killings to business ties as probe continues.| Need To Know
The Start of It A friend of D’s wife G says there’s been a bad accident. “That’s all I know,” she says, “except that it happened on Rte. 15 and Laurel Road.” She lowers her voice as if she doesn’t want to be overheard. “D is in surgery right now as I’m telling you this. G is at the hospital. Their kids are on their way.” A Bit of It Hours later, a posted photo of the accident site on Facebook shows one car destroyed, the front end crushed, the rest damaged by fire. D’s...| Brevity: A Journal of Concise Literary Nonfiction
of crows, they who first saw me at the retreat: week in ohio, more than a little death at my heels. five or six of them, the crows, perched and rattling a dead-top tree, cackled me down a good morning (returned). a good morning (returned) is what I am seeking; that elusive memory of sunup unhaunted by husband daniel. seeking that breeze unbothered, but there are hornets in ohio too, late june, that inject death their own ways. in my attic room one made a brooch of itself, pi...| Brevity: A Journal of Concise Literary Nonfiction
Hindsight is 20/20. What happened in 2020? The COVID-19 experiment happened! Nowadays, no one is talking about The Experiment unless it is to complain about "misinformation." Forget that the COVID-19 pandemic, its rituals, and its products destabilized world economies, politics, social and food systems, and freedoms. Forget that the COVID-19 shots were "experimental," promoted as [...]| Nature of Healing
Another person has tragically died on a fire trail at Duffys Forest.| Northern Beaches Advocate
Death is a subject that touches every human life. It is both feared and pondered, with many people seeking to understand what lies beyond the grave.| BibleAsk
Does the thought of a long car trip make you cringe or feel excited? If you are looking for a cozy, heartwarming book that makes you smile, then you should definitely read The Road to Tender Hearts by Annie Hartnett. It’s an endearing novel that brought back car trip memories for me, even though I’ve […] The post The Road to Tender Hearts by Annie Hartnett appeared first on TBD Teacher.| TBD Teacher
Learn about Colorado House Bill 25-1108, also known as Letty's Act, which protects families from lease penalties after a tenant dies.| Springs Homes For Rent
As WordPress continues to recycle old prompts, I pulled another prompt from The Coffee Monsterz Co to respond to today Who is someone you admire for their talent or work, but dislike as a person? I…| Rebuilding Rob
If the only words you see about the passing of James Dobson are "...such a godly man", I'd encourage you to read the experiences real people had living under his teachings.| Faraway, So Close
This checkin to GCAJH34 Jonah's Oak reflects a geocaching.com log entry. See more of Dan's cache logs. My little tribe and I have, in some form of another, been attending Cropredy for decades: intermittently in the past, but lately with more regularity every year. For me, it’s coincided with the growth of our family: I’ve […]| Dan Q
The beloved animal charity with the cuddly panda logo funds vicious paramilitary forces to fight poaching. A BuzzFeed News investigation reveals the hidden human cost.| BuzzFeed News
The fairground has since been closed to the public.| Metro
The builders called the police on August 15 after uncovering bones at a site in Cleveland Road, Lytham.| Metro
We know my dad’s cancer story will end in his death. Unless something else kills him first (infection, bad reaction to chemotherapy, injury due to fall, etc.), he will die by cancer. Though we know the ending, we still don’t … Continue reading →| The Notes Which Do Not Fit
Even during the first interview I did with my dad, it was clear friendship played an unusually small role in his life. Later interviews confirmed it. Never has he named a single close friend, and even when I press him … Continue reading →| The Notes Which Do Not Fit
Someone you care about has a mysterious illness. No obvious cause. They are just under the weather, nothing too concerning, except… it’s nothing like a cold, or a flu, or covid, in fact you’ve never seen anyone be ‘under the … Continue reading →| The Notes Which Do Not Fit
My dad has a form of cancer so rare you are more likely to get struck by lightning that get his diagnosis. There isn’t much research specific to this cancer. When we asked his oncologist for a prognosis, the oncologist’s … Continue reading →| The Notes Which Do Not Fit
Looking out to see what’s leftIt isn’t hard to be bereftThe stuff we hoped would stick aroundIs buried deep within the groundWhile garbage that we’d scorn and jeerGrows more successful every year:Flailing wildly for attentionMaking things too crass to mentionPumping out the same old crapIn hopes it puts them on the map Watching all the […]| Hmm Daily
Probably it was kids at the beach burying other kids at the beach, but something made me start thinking again about this video I’ve never really stopped thinking about, where the badger completely buried the carcass of a 50-pound calf to save the meat for later, to the astonishment of scientists. National Geographic wrote up […]| Hmm Daily
My mom died about two years ago, and even though she generally avoided doctors, one thing she always said was that she wanted her body to be donated to science, medicine, whatever, because she wanted the world to get some use out of her mortal remains, and because she thought the whole funeral industry was […]| Hmm Daily
Lauren Scott's new book, King Copper, was just released, and I was so excited to get my copy last Monday. It's an easy book to read about the hardest experience ever - losing a valued pet.| Marsha Ingrao – Always Write
Alien base rumours aside, there has been a church on this site at Corsham since the 12th century. Although little of this original church remains, a few notable pieces of masonry have remained as o…| Burials & Beyond
When they tell you (and they will tell you) that the precautions you take are pointless thank them for their opinion but politely inform them that you are hesitant to … Continue reading →| LibrarianShipwreck
Had you asked at the pandemic’s start how long I planned on documenting it for I would have said I didn’t expect the pandemic to last too long. If you ask now how much longer I plan on …| LibrarianShipwreck
I’m the youngest of six children: four girls, a boy, then another girl. (That last would be me.) I was always jealous that my sisters were able to be together while attending the same high school and college. Hearing their memories of carpooling, hanging out, being teammates, and preparing for dances sounded so fun. There’s […] The post Preparing our youngest for high school is not what we’d hoped appeared first on Rett Syndrome News.| Rett Syndrome News – The Web's Daily Resource for Rett Syndrome News
The work of advocating for abortion rights has always been dangerous. But under the second Trump administration, which has enabled antiabortion lawmakers and vigilantes through policies and rhetoric, that danger has escalated dramatically, as state Rep. Melissa Hortman’s murder proves. In our Fall issue, we delve into the motivations behind the shootings, and talk to the people who are trying to prevent further violence. Here’s what else you’ll find in the Fall issue: —a deep dive int...| Ms. Magazine
The only thing worse than mourning the dead, is mourning the living. It’s a strange concept, but it’s something I’ve been living with for several years now. ...| Ginoz Blog
Rapper 6ix9ine pays tribute to ex girlfriend Ariiela La Langosta after the 29 year old influencer was reportedly shot dead in New York following a night at work.| Need To Know
Alexandra Jade Gregson has been jailed after filming herself urging her dogs to kill neighbour’s elderly cat Poppy in a brutal Snapchat video - she is banned from pets for life.| Need To Know
Nursery worker Tiffany Hedrick has been indicted for murder after allegedly killing three-year-old Conrad Ashcraft with a weighted blanket at Poppy’s Playhouse in Missouri.| Need To Know
In biblical times, the practice of anointing dead bodies with spices was a well-known and deeply rooted cultural tradition...| BibleAsk
Ob alte Gräber oder neue Schlachtfelder, Nekromantie erweckt die gequälten Seelen der Nighthaunt. In grotesken Formen kehren sie zurück, getrieben vom Schmerz des Todes. Ihr klagender Ansturm zerschmettert feindliche Linien. Was offenbart das neue Kriegsbuch über diese geisterhaften Krieger des Schreckens?| Teilzeithelden
Spécialiste de l’histoire littéraire et intellectuelle de la première modernité, Jean-Claude Vuillemin est Liberal Art Research Professor Emeritus de littérature française à la Pennsylvania State University (États-unis). Outre Foucault archéologue : généalogie d’un concept, déjà publié dans Implications Philosophiques en 2017, il est l’auteur de nombreuses autres études consacrées à la problématique baroque, aux théories de la littérature et à la dramaturgie du XVI...| Implications philosophiques
“The Cattleman” by Aaron Gwyn, recommended by Wynter K Miller for Electric Literature| Electric Literature
It’s all over but the shouting for the legendary David Ormond Durling, who passed away in his sleep on Monday, July 28, at the age of 96.| The Vermont Journal & The Shopper
Before Black Sabbath's lead singer Ozzy Osbourne's death, he shared an emotional message with his beloved wife.| Newsner English
Barbery, Muriel "A Single Rose" (French: Une Rose Seule) - 2020I read Muriel Barbery's "The Elegance of the Hedgehog" and found it truly beautiful.| Let's read
Gappah, Petina "Out of Darkness, Shining Light" - 2019 Of course, we all know about David Livingstone's search for the source of the river N...| momobookblog.blogspot.com
The macaques remain close to and care for their dying companions, echoing human responses to death.| Asian Scientist Magazine
Ukraine's ruling class has ordered military officers to capture twelve men each day and force them into conscription. Kiev has been struggling with widespread draft evasion amid a mobilization campaign that isn't working. Ukrainians just don't want to be cannon fodder.| SHTF Plan
A 10-year-old girl died after alleged torture by her father and his girlfriend in Arizona, despite 12 warnings to child services. Both adults now face murder charges.| Need To Know
In the middle of a field, surrounded by enormous cows, sits a tiny white grave encircled in black fencing. This is the grave marker of Robert Snooks, the last Englishman to be hanged for highway ro…| Burials & Beyond
It used to be that catching the summer wave was how a surfer described what they caught at the beach, as opposed to now when catching the summer wave is … Continue reading →| LibrarianShipwreck
The climatologists say if you look the signs of change are everywhere. The epidemiologists say if you look the signs of the pandemic are everywhere. The political scientists say if you look the sig…| LibrarianShipwreck
Let us be kind to one another, sharing in our mourning and peaceful joy, especially this summer. Because grief can’t take a vacation.| Good Faith Media
One of my summer reads this year was a slow journey through Homer’s Iliad—the great archetype of our war stories, action movies, and (in a way) superhero universes. Among other insights, I was stru…| joshuamcnall.com
Those of you who know me personally are aware that my son Nikolai passed away in November. Our family has been navigating this unimaginable loss, and while everyone’s grief is unique, I wanted to share a few tips for those who may want to support someone going through it. One thing that has been instrumental […] The post Supporting Someone Through Grief appeared first on GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog.| GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog
What is Death Anxiety in Psychology? Death anxiety is a persistent presence in our lives. It’s often unspoken and misunderstood, but it’s a core fear that shapes how we live. This anxiety doesn’t just appear in obvious ways—it seeps into our thoughts, influences our decisions, and drives many of our behaviors, whether we’re aware of […] The post How Can Therapy Help You Overcome Death Anxiety? appeared first on GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog.| GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog
“The Graves of Saint Paul” © 2025 by Michael L. Utley My mother lay in the ground at my feet beneath sun-bleached summer grass and faded plastic flowers and a headstone I hadn’t seen for nearly ten years. Her name, Victoria, clung to the gray stone above a bas-relief of pines and wild flowers and … Continue reading “The Graves of Saint Paul”| Silent Pariah
Influencer Irene Gu was allegedly murdered by her ex-boyfriend after posting warnings about his abuse online. She had filed a domestic violence complaint weeks before her death.| Need To Know
This is the second part of our series (I) discussing the basic contours of life – birth, marriage, labor, subsistence, death – of pre-modern peasants and their families. As we’ve discussed, pre-modern peasant farmers make up the vast majority of human beings in in the past. Last week we started by looking at the basic … Continue reading Collections: Life, Work, Death and the Peasant, Part II: Starting at the End→| A Collection of Unmitigated Pedantry
This Friday, while I was taking my lunch break from work, my mother called to let me know that my …Continue reading →| Love of All Wisdom
…between grief and exhilaration? Between hugging his dear, breathless head tight (after carefully and tenderly straightening his wrist, bent back on itself where it rested on his lap) –…| bluebrightly
Sonny Crockett: [looking at a mutilated corpse of a man of Thai heritage in the morgue.] This mutilation: it looks too calculated not to mean something…. Martin Castillo: It does mean something. It says the killer was a Thai assassin; this is his signature. It says its victim defied a very, very important man…. It’s […]| Dojo Darelir, the School of Xenograg the Sorcerer
Beginning on 26 September 1680, John Owen preached three consecutive sermons from 1 Corinthians 15:31, opening up Paul’s statement ‘I die daily.’ At points he is intensely personal, preaching to himself, preparing for his own death which took place almost three years later on 24 August 1683. He was also aware of other noteworthy men […] The post John Owen on Dying Comfortably appeared first on Banner of Truth USA.| Banner of Truth USA
Happy Sunday, bibliophiles! I hope this week has treated you well. This week: Aquarium gravel music, driving-in-the-summer music, and music that I would’ve made a badly-animated Warriors AMV for in elementary school, if I had the capabilities. Enjoy this week’s songs! SUNDAY SONGS: 7/27/25 “Drunk Drivers/Killer Whales” – Car Seat Headrest Yeah, yeah. I will […]| The Bookish Mutant
Christopher Rowe, emeritus professor of classics at Durham University and well-known scholar of ancient philosophy, has died. Professor Rowe was an influential philosopher, classicist, translator, and textual editor of Aristotle and Plato. He is the author of Plato and the Art of Philosophical Writing, among many other works, which you can learn more about here.| Daily Nous - news for & about the philosophy profession
Readers have written to me to share the poems that touched them, and they thought might touch me.| New Statesman
COVID infection early in pandemic linked to higher risk of cancer death, CU study finds | The Denver Post
A poem in ‘Memento’ form Rituals? Papa was forthright—he didn’t give a shit.Not him.So, I don’t mark Papa’s yahrzeit,but keep a candle lit—heart dim.Thing is, I miss h…| The Skeptic's Kaddish 🇮🇱
A Lancet study’s inflated numbers are being used to push a partisan narrative, not inform public policy.| Reason.com
Have you ever picked up a hobby because a friend or relative was really into it? Did you try to see if they’re truly onto something? Writer Yia Lor of Eau Claire did this with geocaching, an outdoor activity her late sister, Jer Lor, loved to do with her kids. == My sister, Jer, was| Wisconsin Life
Hi, all: I bring you today a book I’ve found through Reedsy Discovery. I am unsure about the availability. When I first got the book, it was scheduled for release as an e-book in early June. I checked on the supposed date of publication, and the book only appeared as a paperback copy, difficult to […]| Just Olga
This is the second part of our series (I) discussing the basic contours of life – birth, marriage, labor, subsistence, death – of pre-modern peasants and their families. As we’ve …| A Collection of Unmitigated Pedantry
Last year, I compiled a list of some favourite titles published by Archipelago Books featuring authors such as Tarjei Vesaas, Hanne Ørstavik, Tomás González, Willem Frederik Hermans, et al, and to …| Radhika's Reading Retreat
My friend, look around and you will see that these are dark times. And, my friend, look around and you will see that these are disastrous times. But, my friend, … Continue reading →| LibrarianShipwreck
If you would protect yourself from this summer’s sun make sure to wear sunscreen. And if you would protect yourself from this summer’s heat make sure to stay hydrated. And … Continue reading →| LibrarianShipwreck
Apologies, my friend, I know that these are dark and difficult times but you must remember it is in the moment when you cannot imagine how things can get any worse that you must prepare yourself fo…| LibrarianShipwreck
At least, I managed a pretty terrific pair, and completed half of my intended 4-in-a-row (the second row) on the Bingo card. (Book featuring ice cream or summer foods) Ice Cream by Helen Dunmore (2000) These 18 pieces are quite varied: a few have historical settings, two are written in the second person, and […]| Bookish Beck
On Saturday, June 21, the Armenian Church will observe one of several feast days associated with St. Gregory the Illuminator. This particular feast is dedicated to the saint’s later years and the discovery of his relics. Below, church scholar and historian Fr. Krikor Maksoudian retells the story of the Illuminator’s final days, and what cameRead More| The Armenian Church
Today is the final day of the government’s Pathways To Work consultation on the disability cuts bill and as much work has been done and pressure applied by disabled people’s grassroots …| Finding Hope
. Did he dare ask the question one more time? Assessing the mayhem, the mess, the grime Did he call him to suffer his wrath His axe wielded, his sadistic laugh She comes down the stairs, “what’s going on?” Go back to bed, I’ll be right along She climbs back up the stairs humming away… Continue reading Ask the question!| Listerslyrics
Mark Chavez, a San Diego physician, will plead guilty to the federal charge of conspiring to distribute ketamine in relation to Matthew Perry's death, according to Los Angeles Daily News. This plea deal is part of an ongoing investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of Perry, an actor best known for his role as The post Matthew Perry’s Death: San Diego Doc Pleads Guilty for Role appeared first on Addiction Programs.| Addiction Programs
“Whether it's palliative care or hospice, the focus is really on helping someone feel as well as possible, and that is an inherently holistic question because it gets at their identity.” ‒BJ Miller The post #354 – What the dying can teach us about living well: lessons on life and reflections on mortality | BJ Miller, M.D. and Bridget Sumser, L.C.S.W. appeared first on Peter Attia.| Peter Attia
Descent Legs vanish. Vikings took them, on their way up to my head. Their axes hack at cranium from the inside, their siege fires swelling brain, eyes, tongue. Smoke heat pressure burns warps twist…| Pau hana, new hana
