Mormon YouTuber Chandler David Hendry, 27, killed in car crash after sharing afterlife video

A Mormon YouTuber has been killed in a car crash in Utah at the age of 27 – hours after sharing a clip where he spoke about the afterlife. Chandler David Hendry – a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints – smashed into two cars after running a red light in Lehi on Friday, KUTV reported.  He was traveling westbound when he collided into the vehicles – one of which was going northbound and the other southbound.  Hendry was not wearing a seat belt at the time of the crash and he was pronounced dead at…

July’s sweltering heat officially torched the record books, earning the rank as the hottest month ever recorded in the contiguous US, according to forecasters. The average temperature in the lower 48 states in July was 76.9 degrees Fahrenheit, roughly 3.3 degrees above the 20th-century average — marking the warmest month…

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10 Ways Small Businesses Can Use AI To Grow–And Even Hire More Workers

A quartet of witnesses testifying this week to the House Small Business Committee disputed the commonly-held belief that artificial intelligence will displace human workers and insisted that small businesses which use AI are likely to wind up having to hire more employees–because they’ll grow.Already, a majority of small businesses are…

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Trump doubles down on reflecting pool vandalism allegations, cites new witness account

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Donald Trump escalated his criticism Sunday over the dismissed Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool vandalism case, pointing to a National Park Service employee’s account that former Olympian David Hearn “violently” ripped and tugged at the pool’s coating before authorities arrived.Trump shared a…

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When to see Perseid meteor shower peak in California this week

Gather round and gaze up; the annual Perseid meteor shower peaks this week. The beloved sky show will reach its zenith from August 12 to 13, giving Californians a prime window to see 50 to 100 shooting stars per hour.   This year’s conditions are especially favorable as the peak coincides with a New Moon, meaning skies will be at their darkest.  While the meteor shower can be seen across the US, according to NASA, “visibility should be ideal” for many parts of California.  A meteor shower occurs when the Earth’s orbit intersects with the cloud of debris left by an asteroid…

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