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🔄 A death row wedding and what men really like

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Why this college professor called the police on 2 students

A Black college profession at Perimeter College at Georgia State University caused outrage on TikTok for calling the police on two Black students on Wednesday.

Their crime?

They arrived at their class late. Two minutes late to be exact.

So, how did the story wind up going viral, and is the professor facing any repercussions?

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12-year-old student killed in South Carolina middle school shooting (read more)

Restaurants are resorting to these creative menu tricks to deal with soaring costs (read more)

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Why did someone want to marry this death row inmate?

Fifty-nine-year-old Richard Glossip apparently has a thing for younger women, and for getting married behind bars.

This week, the death row inmate tied the knot with 32-year-old Florida resident Lea Rodger.

This marriage comes after he filed for divorce from a 21-year-old he'd apparently married four years ago.

"After all I have been through, losing so much of my life and everyone in it, I have been blessed beyond all imagination," Glossip apparently said.

Rodger said she felt like she'd known Glossip, who has been close to being executed three times, her entire life.

What did the charmer do to land him in jail in the first place?

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Watch Joe Biden gaslight his way out of responsibility for this (read more)

The TSA announces a new woke screening process... This is what we know (read more)

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Joe Biden has finally run out of gas

On Thursday, President Biden announced that he would be releasing even more barrels of oil from America's Strategic Petroleum Reserve. More, in fact, than at any point in American history.

"This is a wartime bridge to increase oil supply into production."

But what this "too little, too late" move actually is would be a concession.

And if you look back over his brief Presidency, you'll see that almost ever time Biden tries to solve a problem, he somehow manages to make things worse.

Is this doomed to fail as well?

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Even these Democrats are getting tired of Biden's excuses on this energy issue (read more)

Did you know that the Postal Service spied on you? This new report will infuriate you (read more)

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3 high-yield dividend stocks to buy this month

March 2022 was one of the most volatile months in the stock market since March 2020. The Nasdaq Composite entered a bear market for a short time. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 were both in the correction zone. Now, none of the three indexes are even in correction territory.

Many investors have been relieved by the recovery. However, no one knows whether the market will retest its March lows.

High-yield dividend equities may appeal to investors who are concerned about increased volatility. An individual who invests in equal parts of these three equities will receive a 3.7% average dividend yield and exposure to three very different firms. Here's why each is a smart investment right now.

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5 healthcare stocks likely to withstand a recession (read more)

Hypergrowth tech stocks are staging their most significant breakout in history (read more)

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Just how big is this record-breaking insect hotel that was recently constructed?

A Scottish conservation group just set a new world record for building an insect hotel. Yes, you read that right - a hotel for bugs.

The group, called Highland Titles, decided to build the hotel on the Highland Titles Nature Reserve in Duror in an attempt to give insects there a safe place to live and thrive.

A Guinness World Records official recently visited the construction and confirmed that it was indeed the world's largest insect hotel. Who knew this was actually a thing people built and there were world records for them?

The hotel was made out of felled sitka spruce, masonry bricks, bamboo canes, wood chips, forest bark, wildflower seeds, clay pipes, and strawberry netting.

Just how big is the strange hotel, and how big was the original record-holding bug hotel?

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This totally could be proof of aliens, but it's probably something boring (read more)

This unwanted guest had to be evicted from a newly constructed home in Florida (read more)

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A female writer jokingly asked what's a "universal thing men like" and the responses she got back were hilarious

Aubrey Hirsch is the author of Why We Never Talk About Sugar (a collection of short stories) and her work has been featured in The New York Times, Child, American Short Fiction, and Time.

So, when she took to her Twitter feed to jokingly ask her followers to share a "universal thing that most men like" hilarity ensued. She started by admitting that she "realized I don't actually know any men in real life."

Her humor and honesty were rewarded with an avalanche of funny responses, the probably the most interesting thing about it was the responses didn't offer the typical stereotypes about men that you'd expect.

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