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Nearly a year after his brother died fighting in Afghanistan, Dakota Halverson has also died. To the horror of his friends, family, and loved ones, he committed suicide at the site of his younger brother's memorial. "The older brother of one of the 13 KIA in Kabul recently killed himself at his little brother's memorial," Rep. Mike Waltz, R-Fla., tweeted on Saturday, replying to a tweet by Townhall reporter Julio Rosas. "Please pray for his family. There MUST be accountability for this continued carnage." While details remain sparse at the moment, here's what we do know at this time. (read more) |
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Western US is bracing for scorching heat and monsoon rains (read more) |
Norway euthanizes a walrus who rose to fame for sinking boats (read more) |
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There has been a recent rash of 20-something men going on rampages. The latest one is a 29-year-old Delaware man who crashed through a barricade at East Capitol Street and Second Street near the Capitol Building at around 4:00 am Sunday morning. Immediately after crashing through the barricade, the vehicle burst into flames, and he opened fire. When law enforcement engaged with him, he turned his weapon on himself and died at the scene. Here's what we know so far about the crime and the man who committed it. (read more) |
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This might be what the FBI was really looking for during the Mar-a-Lago raid (read more) |
How much have Trump's poll numbers risen since the raid? (read more) |
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Following the controversial raid on President Donald Trump's Florida property, 14 FBI whistleblowers are speaking out against institutional corruption in their agency. "14 FBI agents have come to our office as whistleblowers, and they are good people. There are lots of good people in the FBI. It's the top that's the problem," said Rep. Jim Jordan while making the announcement during an interview. If accurate, it provides greater insight into how the FBI and DOJ's top officials are making decisions. (read more) |
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The Biden administration is still trying to defend this major blunder (read more) |
Was Nancy Pelosi's trip to Taiwan really about money? Here's what we know (read more) |
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The current market climate has compelled investors to turn away from growth equities in favor of dividend-paying companies like The Coca-Cola Company, PepsiCo, Inc., and The Procter & Gamble Company. Investors are concerned about the contracting economy since the Federal Reserve will likely boost interest rates further. As a result, a recession is likely to occur within the next 12 months, according to 55% of CNBC's Feds Survey respondents, up 20 points from May's results. Investors also think a recession has already been included in stock market prices because GDP projections have been lowered every quarter this year. Analysts are highlighting the importance of dividend stocks now more than ever. These blue chip dividend stocks are popular among hedge funds, have strong fundamentals, and can weather the current economic storm. (read more) |
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Keep an eye on these growth stocks that could skyrocket (read more) |
Risks you may face if you retire in tough economic times (read more) |
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Joshua Dobson stole a car and then topped off the gas tank at a station without paying. He somehow managed to elude police during the entire ordeal. That is until cops caught back up with him in July. While searching a home for an unrelated reason, law enforcement officials stumbled upon a giant teddy bear in one of the rooms. Normally, one wouldn't think much of finding a stuffed animal of that size in a home, but cops became a little suspicious when they noticed the bear was breathing. As it turns out, Dobson was hiding inside the teddy bear in hopes that he would evade cops once again. He was quickly taken into custody. This is the sentence Dobson received for his crimes, and this is the hilarious statement the law enforcement agency had to say about the entire situation. (read more) |
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This woman worked out in her backyard until her neighbors complained. Here's why (read more) |
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Fifty-seven-year-old Edward Laclair from Texas died this past week after he drank a mysterious and cloudy liquid from a water bottle while a jury found him guilty of sexual assault against a child. "As these verdicts were being read, he chugged a bottle of water he had at [the] counsel table," stated Denton County Assistant District Attorney Jamie Beck. "Our investigator noticed him chug the water. He told the bailiff he might want to go check on him. The bailiff did. He was unconscious in the holding cell," Beck added. Leclair had been free on bond until his verdict was read. Here's everything he was convicted of doing. (read more) |
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Experts warn California of a disaster "larger than any in world history" and no, it's not an earthquake (read more) |
Donald Trump wants his seized documents to be returned to Mar-a-Lago (read more) |
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