Hi, this is Jim Denison with Denison Forum, and this is the Daily Article for Wednesday, July 18, 2018.

New Orleans Saints, Defensive Inn, Mitchell Lowen, was eating brunch with his wife and son last Sunday afternoon in downtown New Orleans.

Suddenly he heard what sounded like a bomb or an earthquake.

He and others ran outside to find a silver Mercedes SUV lying

upside down in the middle of the street. It had just plummeted from the fourth floor of an

adjacent garage building. Loewen later told reporters, there were a bunch of people standing around,

but not approaching the car, and I was like, what's up, let's help this guy. I mean,

obviously, there was someone in there. I wasn't going to just stand by and watch. It was a life or death

situation. The football player called people to help, and together they flipped the car onto its side

and then upright. Lowen wrenched the door open, ripping it off its hinges, and leaned into the car to speak with

the driver. He said later, he didn't say much. He was just thanking us all. I hugged him and told him

he was going to be okay, and then I prayed with him. Paramedics arrived and took the man to the hospital.

A police spokesman said he's expected to survive. We live in a dangerous world in need of more heroes.

A possible serial killer was arrested in Houston yesterday.

A teenage girl died recently after eating a Reese's chips-ahoy cookie,

she thought was a regular chocolate chip cookie.

23 people were injured when a lava bomb crashed through the roof of their tour boat in Hawaii.

Money cannot buy tomorrow.

Amazon's Jeff Bezos is now the wealthiest man in modern history, but he's not guaranteed to live until Thursday.

Warren Buffett has donated more than $30.9 billion to different charities over the years,

but benevolence cannot defeat mortality.

On her deathbed, Queen Elizabeth I cried out, time, time, a world of wealth for an inch of time.

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