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Nearly a dozen members of an Amish family in Pennsylvania were hospitalized on Friday after eating toxic mushrooms, according to local reports and first responders. Emergency medical personnel with the Delta-Cardiff Volunteer Company Station 57 were alerted to assist with a “mass casualty incident.” Units were advised that 11 people in Peach Bottom Township had consumed toxic mushrooms and were ill, Station 57 said in a Facebook post. The post said emergency units were dispatched from York, Lancaster and Harford counties.WOMAN CAUGHT SMUGGLING 29 PROTECTED TURTLES FROM US TO CANADADelta-Cardiff Fire Chief Laura Taylor said the adults and children were transported to WellSpan York Hospital in York and were in stable condition, WPMT-TV reported.The Pennsylvania State Police also responded to the private residence, according to the station. Station 57 told WHP-TV that one of the family members had traveled half a mile down Burke Road to find a phone booth to call 911. The family member reportedly said he and the 10 others became sick after consuming wild mushrooms they found in the woods for dinner. Peach Bottom Township is near the Maryland state line about 56 miles southeast of Harrisburg, the Pennsylvania state capital.Fox News Digital has reached out to Station 57 and state police for more information.The Associated Press contributed to this report.



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Fox News host Laura Ingraham explains why the 2024 election is such a critical time in history on “The Ingraham Angle.” LAURA INGRAHAM: Historians are going to judge this campaign, I think, 100 years from now as an inflection point in American history. If Trump is reelected, this will be seen as a time when Americans took their country back again from the incompetent, bloated, corrupt forces that have run us into the ground for decades, and that they returned it and turned us to a period when we still believed we were a noble nation with an amazing history (not perfect, but still amazing), and that we can still do great things.  CBS ’60 MINUTES’ AIRS TWO DIFFERENT ANSWERS FROM VP HARRIS TO THE SAME QUESTION Musk believes that with his whole heart. Trump and Vance obviously believe that, which is why they’re running, but the question is, do enough voters believe it? Or have they gotten so beaten down and so beaten up and so intimidated that they’ve given up? I don’t think so.  From the national pride and amazement about SpaceX and the enthusiasm and the patriotism and love that you’re seeing in all these Trump rallies, including in California over the weekend, I’m betting that enough Americans still believe the best is yet to come.  



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Darius Rucker let the good times continue rolling even after his body hit the floor following an unfortunate slip at a concert over the weekend.Rucker, who was performing with his band, Hootie & the Blowfish, at his annually curated Riverfront Revival in Charleston, South Carolina, didn’t let the trip stop the show.The 58-year-old singer had just begun singing the 2009 hit “Alright” in a fan-captured video, when he appeared to clip a monitor with his foot and fall forward onto the stage.DARIUS RUCKER ‘DEVASTATED’ BY DEATH OF LONGTIME PRODUCTION MANAGER: ‘HE WAS OUR BROTHER’Without missing a beat, Rucker joked, “I’m old as f—.”Later on in the show, the “Wagon Wheel” singer addressed the elephant in the room and poked fun at his stumble on stage.”We’ve been doing this all summer,” he said. “I hadn’t fell once. But I busted my a– in my hometown.”WATCH: DARIUS RUCKER TALKS ABOUT HIS WORK ETHIC IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRYAfter Rucker’s Hollywood Walk of Fame induction ceremony last year, the acclaimed musician exclusively told Fox News Digital that he didn’t feel as though he had reached the pinnacle of his career just yet.DARIUS RUCKER BREAKS SILENCE, EXPLAINS ‘CRAZY THING’ ABOUT DRUG ARREST'”I think the thing that keeps me working so hard is I always feel like I haven’t done enough,” he said.While he’s been singing and recording music for most of his life, there was one key moment when he knew he hit a level of success.Rucker realized he had truly made it as an artist when he was asked to be a member of the Grand Ole Opry.LIKE WHAT YOU’RE READING? CLICK HERE FOR MORE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS”That was really when I was like, ‘This is really working. This is happening. People get it,’ and that was pretty cool,” Rucker recalled.Hootie & the Blowfish reunited this year to go on tour for the 30th anniversary of their massively successful album, “Cracked Rear View.”With tracks including “Only Wanna Be With You,” “Hold My Hand” and “Let Her Cry,” the debut catalog for the band from South Carolina was released in July 1994 and has been certified platinum 21 times over.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT NEWSLETTER”I mean, it’s the 30th anniversary of ‘Cracked Rear View,’ and that record is so important,” Rucker said as he boasted about one of the “top 10-selling studio records of all time.”Hootie & the Blowfish went on to release four more studio albums before going on hiatus in 2008, leading Rucker to pursue an entirely different genre: country music.Rucker hasn’t stopped recording as a solo artist either. He released his eighth solo album, “Carolyn’s Boy,” in 2023, a tribute to his late mother who died in 1992 just as Hootie was picking up steam.”She was my biggest cheerleader, my biggest supporter,” he said. “Our faith is something that was taught to us at a young age, and you know, that always stays with us. So, she’s everything to me.”



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A single Utah mother of two small children who was raising money for her own funeral after being diagnosed with cancer has died, according to her family. Erika Diarte-Carr, 33, was diagnosed with stage 4 small cell lung carcinoma, a rare form of cancer, in May 2022. UNC PLAYER TYLEE CRAFT DIES AT 23 OF LUNG CANCER; TEAMMATE SCORES TOUCHDOWN WEARING HIS JERSEYThe doctor told her there were multiple tumors that had metastasized to other parts of her body, including her skeletal system.Diarte-Carr started a GoFundMe account after her diagnosis with the modest goal of $5,000. As of Oct. 14, the fund has skyrocketed to more than $1.17 million.ROUNDUP WEED KILLER CANCER LAWSUITS MOUNTING AS PENNSYLVANIA MAN IS AWARDEDDoctors told Diarte-Carr in September she had three months to live. Her cousin, Angelique Rivera, posted on Facebook on Saturday that Diarte-Carr had died.”It is with a heavy heart that this is the final update I will be giving for my cousin Erika. She has joined her mother Sylvia, her Brother JJ, her uncles Chava & Loui on the other side,” Rivera wrote. “She fought a long and hard battle. She was strong and held on as long as she could for her babies. I know she was so thankful for all of your support and love and prayers.”Diarte-Carr leaves behind her two children: 7-year-old Jeremiah and 5-year-old Aaliyah.Fox News Digital’s Landon Mion contributed to this report.



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Years before Hamas attacked Israel on Oct. 7, 2023 and started the latest war in the region, the terror group plotted other assaults, including a scheme to blow up a skyscraper in Tel Aviv while pressuring Iran to assist in its battle against the Jewish state, according to documents found by Israeli forces in the Gaza Strip, the Washington Post reported.The documents seized from Hamas command centers uncovered planning for the attacks using trains, boats and even horse-drawn chariots, according to the newspaper. The 59 pages of documents include an illustrated presentation detailing possible options for an attack as well as letters from Hamas to Iran’s top leaders in 2021 requesting hundreds of millions of dollars in funding and training for 12,000 additional Hamas fighters.”Hamas is so determined to wipe Israel and the Jewish people off the map that it managed to drag Iran into direct conflict — under conditions that Iran wasn’t prepared for,” an Israeli security official who has reviewed the letters and planning documents told the Post. The official spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive documents seized by Israeli forces in Gaza.IRAN MAKING BILLIONS IN OIL REVENUES DESPITE SANCTIONS The move to release the documents comes as Israel could possibly retaliate against Iran after the Islamic Republic launched nearly 200 missiles on Oct. 1 in response to the killing of Hasan Nasrallah, the leader of Lebanon’s Hezbollah terrorist group. In the letters written in 2021, Hamas’s Gaza leader Yahya Sinwar appeals to several senior Iranian officials, including the country’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, for additional financial and military support, pledging that, with Iran’s backing, he could destroy Israel completely in two years.IDF MEETS LITTLE RESISTANCE FROM HEZBOLLAH AFTER WEEKS OF HITTING TERROR TARGETS, OFFICIALS SAY”We promise you that we will not waste a minute or a penny unless it takes us toward achieving this sacred goal,” states a June 2021 letter with apparent signatures by Sinwar as well as five other Hamas officials.Iran initially declined to directly involve itself in the war between Hamas and Israel after Oct. 7. However, the conflict has expanded as its proxies continue to attack Israel on multiple fronts. In a statement to Fox News Digital, the Permanent Mission of the Islamic Republic of Iran accused Israel of spreading false information. “We regard the Israeli regime as a mendacious criminal, anti-human entity and place no credence in their illusions,” a spokesman for the mission said. “They have a long history of spreading falsehoods, fabricating already-counterfeit documents, and conducting deceptive psychological operations.”US TO DEPLOY MISSILE DEFENSE SYSTEM, MILITARY PERSONNEL TO ISRAELSome plans seized by the Israel Defense Forces include a computer slide presentation showing a Hamas outpost in northern Gaza with options and scenarios for attacking Israel, with targets ranging from military command centers to shopping malls.Another described plans to destroy the Moshe Aviv Tower, a 70-story building in Tel Aviv that is Israel’s second tallest, as well as the Azrieli Center complex, which comprises three skyscrapers, a large shopping mall, train station and a cinema, according to the Post report. “Working to find a mechanism to destroy the tower,” the plan states. Other plans of attack included targeting Israel’s rail system and resurrecting horse-drawn carriages of antiquity as conveyances for fighters and weapons, the report said. 



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