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Two Wimbeldon players walked away from a Saturday match with $14,000 in combined fines. Stefanos Tsitsipas was fined $10,000 for unsportsmanlinke behavior. Nick Kyrgios was fined a total of $4,000 for uttering an audible obscenity. That brings Kyrigios' total tournament fines up to $14,000. What was he recently fined for and what happened this go-round for Kyrigios and Tsitsipas to get penalized? (read more) |
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Suspect in custody after July 4th parade shooting (read more) |
"Aquaman" actress files motion in court after blockbuster verdict (read more) |
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If you're looking to a lot of money in the crypto markets, mark your calendar for June 22... Why? Well, if you've been following Charlie's work over the past few years, you know he and his team have an incredible track record targeting newly listed cryptos. He first bought bitcoin at $5. He recommended Ethereum at $109... before it surged 4,400%. Point being... When Charlie pounds the table on a new penny crypto opportunity... it's probably in your best interest to pay close attention. You can find Charlie's full write-up on the situation by clicking here. |
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A former Watergate prosecutor is weighing in on what's been happening in the Jan. 6 committee hearings. Based on what he's seen, he thinks they could slap Donald Trump with either a charge of rebellion or insurrection in an effort to prevent him from holding future office. Her name is Jill Wine-Banks, and she noted that unlike a seditious conspiracy charge, a rebellion or insurrection charge means that if Trump were convicted, he would be barred from "ever holding federal office again." Has this been their goal all along? And what are the chances it could actually even happen? (read more) |
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Factory fires are cropping up all over the planet (read more) |
Energy producers are having a field day with this Biden demand (read more) |
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Inflation and gas prices top the list of issues confronted by American families, according to a new public opinion poll, which also shows that the percentage of Americans who say they are struggling financially has increased by double digits since last year. A Monmouth University poll found that the majority of those surveyed believe that President Joe Biden's policies are hurting the middle class and that federal government initiatives are hurting them. The percentage of respondents who indicated they were having trouble managing their finances, 42%, has increased 18 points since last year and is at its highest level since Monmouth University began polling the topic five years ago. (read more) |
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The media ignored Trump's Independence Day message (read more) |
Democrats really do want to trample on your rights (read more) |
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Someone should have reminded this consumer goods company that the market is in a bear market. On the other hand, the stock has outperformed the more significant indices in the past year by more than 20%. So, what's going on? Or perhaps, more importantly, is it still wise to acquire the stock? Once the train has departed the station, nobody wants to pursue it. But rest assured — I'm here to assist. If you're a long-term investor, this stock offers more than passive income despite its amazing dividend yield of approximately 3%. (read more) |
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Add these value stocks to your portfolio this month (read more) |
These 7 growth stocks look attractive for long-term exposure (read more) |
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A World War II-era boat is the latest object to be revealed in the rapidly shrinking Lake Mead that is drying up due to the worst drought to hit the reservoir that straddles the Nevada and Arizona state line. While the drought has revealed a flurry of sunken boats, barrels, boxes, and even bodies, the WWII-era ship that was just discovered is by far the largest and oldest object found to date. The boat was once 185 feet below the surface of the water, but the drought is so bad that the ship is now more than halfway exposed. So, how did a WWII-era boat end up at the bottom of Lake Mead anyway? (read more) |
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Where you can visit the "World's Deadliest Garden" (read more) |
Joey Chestnut takes out a protester en route to hot dog eating contest victory (read more) |
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Twenty-two-year-old Robert "Bobby" Crimo III was apprehended on Monday after being named a person of interest in the Fourth of July parade shooting in Highland Park, Illinois. Crimo led police on an hours-long manhunt before they were able to catch him following a car chase. It is thought that Crimo fired shots into the crowd with a high-powered rifle while he was on top of a roof. A witness who saw the arrest says that Crimo surrendered to authorities right away. "It ended with him getting on his knees and getting arrested by cops. It was surreal, I didn't know what I was seeing," said delivery driver Ryan Lerman. The parade was nearly three-quarters of the way done when the violence broke out, causing panicked parade goers to run and leave behind their belongings. "Everybody is crying. We ended up making it behind a corner and we hid behind a dumpster. This man was there with his two very young children and he had put them in the dumpster for safety," said Zoe Nicole Pawelczak who grabbed her dad and started running when the chaos broke out. The NorthShore University Health System revealed they have a total of 31 patients and that at least one child is critically injured. Overall, six people were killed in the senseless attack and 24 others were seriously injured. Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker has since spoken out about the tragedy. Here's what he said and what he wants to happen now. (read more) |
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A film producer and an actor were charged with the murders of two women dumped outside LA hospitals (read more) |
A woman was pardoned 27 years after she killed the man who trafficked her when she was a teenager (read more) |
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