Remembering those who gave it all so that we can live in freedom. A speech from Ronald Reagan, given in 1985 at Arlington National Cemetery. Watch them full clip now on mwsn.net. This article is comprised of media and information from the embedded YouTube video. For more sports, news and entertainment, follow us on Twitter @MWSNsports or […]
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Thomas Edison debuted one of the critical pieces of technology for today’s modern entertainment devices on this day in the 1870s. Edison invented the first practical light bulb, the motion picture camera and the phonograph. Edison was the first to actually reproduce audio. Recordings could only be played a few times due to the low […]
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John F. Kennedy, who had beaten Richard Nixon in the 1960 presidential election by a wafer-thin margin, had come to Dallas, Texas to kick off his 1964 re-election campaign. He had barely won Texas in 1960 despite having Texan Lyndon Baines Johnson on the ticket as his Vice-President. At just 43-years-old, Kennedy was the youngest-ever […]
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To show appreciation and commitment to their driving force, Stevens Transport, the largest refrigerated trucking company in Texas and North America’s premier multi-modal, temperature-controlled freight carrier, will reward their drivers with a major pay increase in all divisions. “During the past year, our drivers have shown incredible commitment and fortitude. To show our gratitude and appreciation, […]
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The Nuremberg War Trials began on this day in 1945, and the details of the appalling atrocities of the Holocaust began to come to light to the public. As a result there was a clamour for those responsible to face justice. It was held in the German city of Nuremberg. Holding the post-war trials there marked […]
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Social media exploded after United State President Donald Trump proclaimed he would participate in a debate moderated by Joe Rogan. Tim Kennedy first suggested Joe Rogan would be willing to moderate a debate for the American public. 53-year-old Joe Rogan is an American comedian, podcast host, and mixed martial arts color commentator. He has also […]
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A crowd of over 10,000 gathered in Owensboro, Kentucky on this day to watch the last ever public hanging in the United States. Reporters from around the country traveled to cover the event. 22-year-old Rainey Bethea, a young black man, had been found guilty of raping a wealthy white widow, 70-year-old Lischia Edwards. A neighbor […]
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On Monday, we’ll learn the full details of the Senate Republicans’ plan for the next economic rescue package. Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has said it will include a second stimulus check. We also know that Senate and White House leaders are looking to follow the $1,200 stimulus check guideline. that the CARES Act set out […]
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As the 2020 election heats up, many votes are calling for action regarding student loan debt in the United States. Many votes believe that all student loan debt should be cancelled. So how does Joe Biden feel about the issue? Biden does not support total student loan debt cancellation. However, in the wake of the […]
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Matt Mcdonough, an enlisted active duty U.S Marine, shows us a day in his life. Matt is married to another active duty Marine. Matt and Ruby have a daughter together. Matt says his workouts consist of mostly bodyweight, strength, HIIT, and bodybuilding. “I am all about functionality, strength, and mobility. I believe in a balance […]
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On this day in 1939, the Harry James Band recorded “From The Bottom Of My Heart.” Their singer was performing his first ever single, and the young Frank Sinatra was kicking off one of the greatest careers in performing arts history. Sinatra was on a two-year contract and paid just $75 weekly. He went on to […]
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The 1992 Los Angeles riots, also referred to as the 1992 Los Angeles uprising, was a series of riots and civil instances that occurred in Los Angeles County in April and May 1992. Unrest began in South Central Los Angeles on April 29th, after a trial jury acquitted four officers of the Los Angeles Police […]
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