Troubles pile on for Biden, as an unbroken run of bad news continues

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A If for any reason you believe you received this email in error or if you no longer wish to receive these emails, click here to unsubscribe. Well, Good Morning!   Let's take a look at what the day has in store for us.   So, let's dig in, shall we? Here's What You Need To Know... Gabby Petito's family goes to Wyoming to claim her remains after coroner shares cause of death Yesterday, the family of the slain blogger traveled to Wyoming to claim her remains, not long after the coroner who oversaw her autopsy shared the official cause of death. Gabby Petito, who was 22 years old when she died, was strangled by a human. The case has captured national attention, and many people believe that her boyfriend, Brian Laundrie, was the person who killed her. He remains the only person of interest, and is wanted for using her bank card.    After the coroner shared more details surrounding the tragedy, Laurie's family lawyer gave an interview. Steve Bertolino said: "Gabby Petito's death at such a young age is a tragedy. While Brian Laundrie is currently charged with the unauthorized use of a debit card belonging to Gabby, Brian is only considered a person of interest in relation to Gabby Petito's demise. At this time Brian is still missing and when he is located we will address the  pending fraud charge against him."  Also, last night, at 9 p.m, a special program titled Gabby Petito: ID Special Report aired on television. In the show, John Walsh offered his thoughts and opinions on the case. He interviewed a medical examiner in Florida, who only deepened the belief that Laundrie murdered Petito. He also shared some of the tips he's been receiving from viewers.  Beam me up, Bezos: How television's Captain James Tiberius Kirk brought wonder back to the space industry yesterday If you tuned in to yesterday's highly-anticipated Blue Origin launch, then you may have felt some of the giddy excitement that commentators experienced as they watched beloved William Shatner rocket into space. Shatner, now 90, beat out 82-year-old Wally Funk to become the oldest person to travel more than 66 miles above the Earth. Jeff Bezos, who loves Star Trek and even appeared in a franchise movie, invited Shatner to take the free ride in a New Shepard capsule. Bezos was the one who secured the rocket before they launched, and he was there waiting upon their return, ten or so minutes later.    For his part, Shatner seemed deeply moved by the experience: "I hope I never recover from this. I hope that I can maintain what I feel now. I don't want to lose it... Everybody in the world needs to do this. Everybody in the world needs to see. To see the blue color whip by and now you're staring into blackness, that's the thing." As for being 90 years old? He did say he questioned whether he would survive the jolting plummet back to Earth. He described the descent as far more powerful than the simulator led him to believe it would be. This historic journey is only the most recent in a string of new forays into space by the rich and famous. As recently as last week, a film crew in Russia headed to the International Space Station to make a movie. Blue Origin said it has plans for more flights in the coming years. For now, though, many are really enjoying the experience of seeing a beloved sci-fi actor head into space… for real this time. Five people are dead and two more are hurt in a seemingly random bow and arrow attack A 38-year-old Danish man terrorized a town in Norway yesterday, killing five people at random with a bow and arrow. He injured two more with his attacks which spanned a 34-minute timeframe yesterday evening. One of the hospitalized victims included an off-duty police officer.   The trouble began at a supermarket just after 6 p.m., officials say. By 7 p.m. he was arrested. However, he wasn't taken into custody without a fight. He apparently confronted authorities before they fired shots as warnings, reporters say.   One witness described the horrifying situation: "I was sitting and watching Squid Game when I suddenly saw and heard sirens. I thought it was in the TV series. Suddenly I heard the police screaming… 'Put down your weapon.'"   In addition to his bow and arrow, the suspect also had a knife and other weapons at his disposal, authorities say. The mayor of the town, which is home to about 28,000 people, said, "It is a tragedy for all those affected. I have no words. This is a shocking event that we did not think could happen in Norway." Get INSTANT Access (Free of Charge!) 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In Focus: Science, Tech & Health A woman is nearly hit by a meteorite that landed on her pillow The space rock crashed through the roof, barely missing the woman's head.   Have you ever heard of a fish-eating jaguar? The cats are now prowling Brazil's wetlands Apparently, these jaguars enjoy a lifestyle unlike anything we previously imagined.   How will this lunar rover help NASA find oxygen on the moon? In just a few more years, Austria will send its rover to the moon. In Focus: Business, Markets & The Economy Why are 40% of US households afflicted by serious financial problems right now? A new study reveals just how many Americans are struggling right now when it comes to accessing medical care and even purchasing food.   How will digital currencies contribute to a more dangerous reality? An economist takes on the question "Because of existing inequalities in digital access and financial literacy, they could end up worsening inequality," economist Eswar Prasad says.    The Fed just announced it could begin the "gradual tapering process" next month... what does that mean, exactly? The central back may soon start backing off all the support they've been providing since the pandemic began.  Free Report: Buy This $2 Altcoin Altcoins have been on a tear in 2021, with tokens like SafeMoon delivering 20,000% gains in just months.  But if you missed out on those tokens, it's not too late to get in on the digital currency boom.  Luke Lango just unveiled one of his favorite crypto plays for 2021 – a token that is still trading for under $2.    Click here to learn more now.   In Focus: Politics & World Affairs How is this Republican group trolling Trump with a massive billboard right now? One of the signs, which is in Times Square, reads: "Trump lost. No more 'audits.'"   Troubles pile on for President Joe Biden, as an unbroken run of bad news continues News in the jobs creation world was disappointing at best, while inflation and gas prices have stayed high. Meanwhile, the crisis at the border and supply chain issues continue to worsen.     Democrats are divided once more... this time, over health care benefits in Biden's massive bill Many are unsure of how they can trim the massive spending package. Why did this ex-soldier storm an animal shelter and hold an employee captive?   He hated his home purchase so much he killed his realtor, then himself, authorities say   Oh my gourd... A 2,000-pound pumpkin lands this man almost $20,000 during the Safeway World Championship weigh-off this month   This woman apparently faked a cancer diagnosis in order to scam people out of thousands of dollars   Why is this naked woman walking through an airport in Denver asking people where they are from?   These are the ten weirdest requests we've seen on people's last wills   Is there such a place as somewhere you shouldn't be meditating? One doctor says the answer is yes  This is the best happiness advice that people ever learned from therapy  It's Time For Your Clickbait Break! What happens when a kitten goes for a ride inside a Tesla and ends up getting trapped inside the inner workings of the vehicle? Can firefighters rescue her? One For The History Books On this day in 1947, an American test pilot broke the sound barrier for the first time; Martin Luther King, Jr. won the Nobel Prize for Peace in 1964; Keeping up with the Kardashians aired on television in 2007. 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