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A former Chick-fil-A employee who worked out of a Decatur, Georgia restaurant has filed a federal lawsuit against the company. She claims that she was fired after four months of harassment by co-workers for being transgender. And according to her, that harassment started pretty much as soon as she did, back in August of 2021. She explained to NBC News that she transitioned about three years ago. So, how was she discriminated against, and what's next in this case? (read more) |
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Twitter sues to force Musk to complete his $44B acquisition of the platform (read more) |
Man charged in brutal attack on Olympian Kimberly Glass (read more) |
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Former Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton went on the air with CNN's Jake Tapper and the hot topic of the day was coup d'êtat. Specifically, coups as they relate to the Jan. 6th hearings. And while we all know that John Bolton isn't exactly Trump's biggest fan, he wasn't on the air to throw him under the bus. Well, not entirely. First, we learned that John Bolton knows all about coups and apparently has successfully raised a few (though not here in the United States). I found that a pretty surprising damning admission I wouldn't expect to hear on CNN. But then he started talking about how Jan. 6th couldn't be called a coup at all, and that made me certain that we won't have to worry about the committee calling him to the stand. Here's what he had to say. (read more) |
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Mexico's president lectured Joe Biden at the White House for over half an hour (read more) |
This toddler cursing and hitting a police officer breaks my heart (read more) |
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When Joe Biden's cognitive health came under scrutiny during the 2020 Obama was none too happy when his former White House physician raised questions about Joe Biden's cognitive health during the 2020 campaign. In a forthcoming book, Texas Representative Ronny Jackson details a severe email from President Obama on President Biden's peculiar campaigning behavior. But Obama's defense of Biden doesn't make any sense, when you consider the fact that Democrats openly accused President Trump of losing his mind while in office. Plus, Obama has made it clear behind closed doors that he's always worried about Biden's mental gaffes. "Trump never made crazy statements like the ones Biden was making almost every day," says Jackson in his book. Jackson has made it clear from the beginning that he doesn't believe Biden would make it a full 4 years in office. And, to his credit, Jackson also correctly predicted that Biden's own party would start to worry about his mental health. (read more) |
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These are the House seats that could flip in November (read more) |
Biden snaps at reporters over latest poll numbers (read more) |
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Because of the market's excitement regarding the company's future possibilities, aggressive growth stocks frequently experience price increases. This typically refers to the growth trajectories of sales. Many of these stocks have high price-to-sales multiples as a result. Additionally, the high-growth stock frequently lacks good earnings. As a result, the adjusted EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization) statistics may also be meager. Because of this, the multiples of price to adjusted EBITDA or enterprise value (EV) to adjusted EBITDA are frequently high. Some investors even prefer to invest in higher-multiple EBITDA stocks since they assume that this signals the underlying company is growing quickly. (read more) |
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What does Google's stock split mean for investors? (read more) |
Are REITs a good alternative to investing in physical real estate? (read more) |
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A day out hand fishing for catfish on the South Canadian River in Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, has turned into a murder investigation after a man claims Bigfoot forced him to kill his friend. Larry Sanders is facing a first-degree murder charge after allegedly confessing to a family member (and later to police) about killing Jimmy Knighten, his noodling fishing partner. Sanders said that Knighten wanted him killed by the fabled creature Bigfoot. Noodling is a popular fishing technique used in the southern United States to catch a fish by sticking one's hand in its mouth. The local sheriff, John Christian, told local media that Sanders "appeared to be under the influence of something" when he told police he had struck, strangled, and then drowned Knighten.
"So, his statement was that Mr. Knighten had summoned 'Bigfoot' to come and kill him, and that's why he had to kill Mr. Knighten," Christian told local reporters.
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Why this old hospital left ghost hunters spooked (read more) |
How exactly does an underwater music festival work? (read more) |
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Author Delia Owens, her ex-husband Mark and his son Christopher have all been wanted for questioning in a murder case that happened in Zambia since the mid-1990s. Owens wrote the 2018 novel entitled "Where the Crawdads Sing" which has sold around 12 million copies. An adaptation of the film is due to hit theaters soon, which has resulted in the controversial information being unearthed once again. A 1996 ABC documentary called "Deadly Game: The Mark and Delia Owens Story" details how the animal loving family saves African elephants and other wildlife. On the show, a poacher was reportedly seen being shot to death. "We would witness the ultimate price paid by a suspected poacher The bodies of the poachers are often left where they fall for the animals to eat. Conservation. Morality. Africa," Diane Sawyer can be heard narrating the scene. The family was said to have fled the country shortly after the broadcast as an investigation into the murder started. Here's what the cameraman, Chris Everson, claims really happened that day. (read more) |
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A man who yanked the steering wheel from his girlfriend during an argument caused a crash that killed a young girl (read more) |
Twitter is now suing Elon Musk to prevent him from backing out of his buyout deal (read more) |
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