I guess it worth posting, only in Italy, ha.
I guess it worth posting, only in Italy, ha.

Americans like the direction the Catholic Church is headed — and its leader, Pope Francis, a new poll shows.
According to the Quinnipiac national survey released Thursday, 66 percent of Americans either are “favorable” or “very favorable” of the pontiff, with the opinion cutting across gender and religion. MORE
Nationalist journalist-actor goes viral with chilling warning regarding deteriorating security situation. MORE
“So what is it? Missile test gone wrong? Phosphorus missile, Norway Spiral, meteor?”
Superman coming into orbit? UFO? Angel vaping a huge cloud?! Who knows. 2 males took a video of this in the AM hours in Florida.


The Russian research ship Yantar has been tracked from the northern Atlantic near Canada since late August as it makes its way south toward Cuba. MORE

The officials have been tracking the movements in recent days of three Chinese combat ships, a replenishment vessel and an amphibious landing ship after observing them moving toward the Aleutian Islands, which are split between U.S. and Russian control. MORE



The Battleship New Jersey is offering 400 bunks for $75 per person for a night between Sept. 22 and Sept. 26. Those are the same bunks where sailors slept. The price includes breakfast and dinner. Guests also will get a tour of the museum and a ride in a flight simulator. But there are no showers available.
The ship is docked in Camden, across the river from Philadelphia and less than a mile from the Ben Franklin Bridge. The bridge will be closed to traffic, but open to pedestrians and bicyclists during the pope’s visit. The battleship was launched on the anniversary of the Pearl Harbor attack.



As of Aug. 24 the National Interagency Fire Center reports there are 72 large fires in the United States consuming 1,641,777 acres. There are currently 27,000 people working around the clock to stop the fires. Close to a thousand of them are soldiers. MORE

The Rapides Parish Sheriff’s Office and local news station KALB “were contacted by several residents who were concerned about the signs and that they might have been terror messages written in Arabic,” KALB reported Friday. MORE