Fallen FDNY firefighter saves 5 lives, including 2 FDNY firefighters, through organ donation: 'His legacy'
Fox News
New York City Fire Department Firefighter William Moon, who was fatally injured at work, saved the lives of five others through organ donation, including two fellow FDNY firefighters.
One of those people was retired FDNY Lt. Terrence Jordan, 64, who developed a 9/11-related illness after responding to the World Trade Center and needed new lungs, Long Island News 12 reported. Jordan had end-stage COPD and emphysema.
"I was in such bad shape from one moment. And now I look at myself and it's like I have a new lease on life because of the Moon family," said Jordan, who might have died without the donation.
National Education Association spending records show the teachers union sent millions to far-left groups including $300,000 to Sixteen Thirty Fund, according to federal filings.
China space dominance race intensifies as Beijing quietly expands satellite infrastructure in dozens of Global South countries, potentially giving China long-term leverage, experts say.
A federal appeals court heard a case challenging Minnesota's policy allowing a transgender athlete to compete in girls softball after Title IX ruling.
Adrian Stubbs scored 100 points in Phoenix Maryvale's 109-25 victory over Yuma Kofa, becoming the first Arizona high school player to reach the milestone.
A recent travel report exposes the gap between tourist destination hype and reality, ranking the Hollywood Walk of Fame as the most underwhelming attraction for visitors.
Trump's "Great Healthcare Plan" calls for favored nations drug pricing, price transparency and ending taxpayer subsidies to insurance companies in healthcare reform push.
Recent study reveals early peanut introduction in infants reduces peanut allergies by 27% and overall food allergies by 38%, challenging traditional advice.
Oprah Winfrey's GLP-1 weight loss journey addresses stigma around medication use, as the media mogul confronts 25 years of "public humiliation and shame."
Former UCLA Director of Race & Equity Johnathan Perkins says he was fired for social media posts about Charlie Kirk's death and plans to sue the university for alleged violations.
Saint Paul Public Schools virtual learning option set to begin Jan. 22 after student attendance reportedly plummeted amid federal immigration enforcement in Minnesota.
St. Mungo's Church in Cumbernauld was reduced to rubble in a devastating fire, but the destruction led to an unexpected discovery of a time capsule beneath the ruins.
President Donald Trump signed a law bringing whole milk back to schools, reversing an Obama-era ban. Doctors weighed in on the benefits of whole milk for all.
Shoes that washed up on a Wales beach puzzle officials as hundreds appear on Ogmore Beach. A local leader said the discovery may link to a 19th-century shipwreck.