David Wetzel is the Sports Editor at The Sun News, a publication under Knewz Media Group LLC. With a focus on sports news and analysis, David covers a wide range of topics including professional and collegiate sports, athlete profiles, and major sporting events. His work has also been featured in Cigalah Group and Radar Online.
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By: David Wetzel
Harvard University recently announced that it has removed human skin from a book that was available in its library.
By: David Wetzel
A massive crane inched closer to Baltimore’s scene of destruction Friday, tasked with clearing up to 4,000 tons of precarious debris that has hampered
By: David Wetzel
Poland launched fighter jets on Friday, March 29 as Russian attacks near the border with Ukraine put the country on high alert.
Wilayat Khorasan, "unlike ISIS, wants to build an Islamic nation-state on the territory of Afghanistan instead of a global caliphate," according to the Dossier Center.
By: David Wetzel
Federal officials are asking fishing vessels to avoid 11 shipwrecks in a marine sanctuary east of Boston , warning that they could "cause serious damage " to the vessels, which have sunk there since the 19th century.
By: David Wetzel
A Pennsylvania man allegedly slaughtered his neighbor his neighbor with a knife and chainsaw – while wearing a mask resembling the character in the “Scream” horror flicks.
By: David Wetzel
Book Bound With Human Skin Removed From Harvard Library, Remains to Be Put to Rest It's the old egg and, well, egg debate
By: David Wetzel
The Ronna McDaniel debacle at NBC News could have more far-reaching consequences.
By: David Wetzel
A pair of 10-year-old Florida boys were arrested this week on firearm charges after one of them sold his dead father's gun to the other, authorities said.
By: Ashley Howlett, Chuck Loughlin, Jill Ottenberg, David Wetzel, Jonathan Ogawa
On May 23, 2024, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Department of Justice Antitrust Division (DOJ) (the Agencies) published a Request for Information (the “May 2024 RFI”) to solicit public comments to help identify sectors of the economy impacted by “serial acquisitions and roll-up strategies.” This broad inquiry expands upon the Agencies’ March 2024 RFI that specifically focused on consolidation within health care markets (the “Health Care RFI”), and reflects the Agencies’ concern that private equity firms and other “corporate actors” are allegedly harming competition by engaging in acquisitions that lead to consolidation across an entire industry or business sector.
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