Mar. 16, 2025
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Human rights activist and anti-apartheid heroArchbishop Desmond Tutuhas died. He was 90.
TheDesmond and Leah Tutu Legacy Foundationconfirmed the South African civil rights icon’s death on Sunday, noting the Nobel Peace Prize winner passed away in Cape Town.
“Tutu was a living embodiment of faith in action, speaking boldly against racism, injustice, corruption, and oppression, not just in apartheid South Africa but wherever in the world he saw wrongdoing, especially when it impacted the most vulnerable and voiceless in society,” his foundation wrote.
Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: Courtesy Delilah CassidyTo Delilah Cassidy, it was an “angel.”In reality, it was Arizona Cardinals tight end Jermaine Gresham.Cassidy, 22, tells PEOPLE she was traveling from London to her Arizona hometown on Wednesday when she attempted to board a connecting flight from Los Angeles International Airport. An American Airlines agent told her she’d have to pay $50 to carry on her bag, but with no working credit cards Cassidy was out of luck — or so she thought.
Mar. 16, 2025
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PEOPLE confirms the remains of Ernesto Caballeiro, 49, were found in a white passenger van that had been parked in a rural wooded area just north of Tampa.
Police checked on the van after receiving a call about a suspicious vehicle.
Inside the van, police found a pacifier but no other signs of Andrew, who is only a week old.
It remains unclear how they died or what may have driven Caballeiro to these violent acts.
Mar. 16, 2025
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An Army veteran and his wife of nine years say they’re considering divorce in order to qualify for health care assistance for their disabled daughter.
Jake and Maria Grey of Sanger, Texas, opened up in aTodayreportabout the cost of caring for their daughter Brighton, who has a rare chromosomal disorder called Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome.
At age 6,Brighton has the developmental abilities of a newbornand requires round-the-clock care. Ailments include vision and hearing impairment, heart and kidney problems, seizures, and more, according to WFAA News.
Mar. 16, 2025
Eliza Thomas, Sarah Harbison, Amy Ayers and Jennifer Harbison (from left to right, top to bottom).It took just minutes to quell the blaze at the “I Can’t Believe it’s Yogurt” shop in Austin, Texas, on December 6, 1991. But then, as the smoke cleared, firefighters discovered three bodies: naked and heaped beside each other, their flesh burned out in the storage room. The teenage girls were later identified as Eliza Thomas and sisters Jennifer and Sarah Harbison.