Steven Spearie

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Steven SpearieSpringfield State Journal- RegisterMylee Lynthycum said she was hoping to raise $1,000 for four Chatham families whose girls were killed in an April 28 crash. The fifth-grader said she has done about 50 or so fundraisers using her lemonade stand. When Mylee Lynthycum was five years old, her father, Ray, recalled, she once insisted on ordering a double cheeseburger meal at a McDonald's drive-thru. "We were, like, you're not going to eat that," he said.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Steven Spearie

When Mylee Lynthycum was five years old, her father, Ray, recalled, she once insisted on ordering a double cheeseburger meal at a McDonald's drive-thru. "We were, like, you're not going to eat that," he said. "She threw a fit, so we gave it to her."A few feet up, she told her father to stop the car. More: ISP: Driver of vehicle in Chatham may have suffered medical emergency, but inconclusive"She handed (the meal) out to (a homeless person)," he said. "Our mouths dropped. She ordered it for them.

1 week ago | lincolncourier.com | Steven Spearie

The AI image of President Trump as the pope was first published on his site Truth Social. It comes as the College of Cardinals is set to elect the next pope beginning May 7. Church leaders, like Springfield Roman Catholic Bishop Paprocki, say the image 'mocks God.'Springfield's Roman Catholic bishop said President Donald Trump should apologize for an AI-generated image of himself as pope that was shared on Trump’s Truth Social site.

1 week ago | usatoday.com | Steven Spearie

• The AI image of President Trump as the pope was first published on his site Truth Social. • It comes as the College of Cardinals is set to elect the next pope beginning May 7. • Church leaders, like Springfield Roman Catholic Bishop Paprocki, say the image 'mocks God.'Springfield's Roman Catholic bishop said President Donald Trump should apologize for an AI-generated image of himself as pope that was shared on Trump’s Truth Social site.

1 week ago | sj-r.com | Steven Spearie

Steven SpearieSpringfield State Journal- RegisterThe AI image of President Trump as the pope was first published on his site Truth Social. It comes as the College of Cardinals is set to elect the next pope beginning May 7. Church leaders, like Springfield Roman Catholic Bishop Paprocki, say the image 'mocks God.'Springfield's Roman Catholic bishop said President Donald Trump should apologize for an AI-generated image of himself as pope that was shared on Trump’s Truth Social site.