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Peru isn't exactly known for having the safest roads in the world. But you still don't often hear about entire buses full of tourists plunging off of a cliff. Yet that's exactly what happened in the Abra Málaga sector on the Cusco-Quillabamba road network late Sunday night. The accident killed four and injured 16 others. Where were those injured or killed from and what do we know about the cause of the accident so far? (read more) |
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Prince William and Kate relocating to Windsor cottage near the queen (read more) |
White House leans toward canceling $10K student loan debt for some (read more) |
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So, what's the latest in the Mar-a-Lago raid story? Donald Trump filed a lawsuit yesterday with a very specific request. He wants a "special master" to review the documents seized from his Mar-a-Lago estate by the FBI. "Short of returning the seized items to the movant, only a neutral review by a special master can protect the 'great public interest' in preserving 'the confidentiality of conversations that take place in the president's performance of his official duties,'" Trump's attorneys explained. But forget the lawyers. Take a look now at what Donald Trump had to say. (read more) |
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3 states have election contests you should be watching today (read more) |
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The Biden White House reportedly assisted in starting the criminal probe into Trump's handling of papers, according to recently disclosed memos. They did away with Trump's claims of executive privilege, which made it possible for the DOJ to subpoena him. To facilitate the probe into Trump, the Biden White House worked closely with the Justice Department and National Archives. That contradicts the White House's initial claims that it had no prior knowledge of the investigation or raid. Trump responded to the new information on his social media platform. (read more) |
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Is this the real reason Fauci is stepping down? (read more) |
Here's what the American people really think about Biden's inflation act (read more) |
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When it comes to criticism, Jim Cramer is a walking spotlight. On the one hand, making losing predictions while delivering investing advice on air every day for years is inevitable. Cramer, however, is the object of a lot of concentrated criticism. For instance, look at his ongoing (though very one-sided) argument with George Noble, who frequently criticizes Cramer. Or, you might read up on the performance of Cramer's Charitable Trust in the Journal of Retirement, which found that "Cramer's portfolio has lagged the S&P 500 total return index both on an overall returns basis and in Sharpe ratio." On April 5, 2022, CNBC.com published an article outlining four real estate investment trusts (REITs) (all of which focused on apartments) that could be solid investments. Here's a review of those picks. (read more) |
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Growth stocks that are screaming buys right now (read more) |
3 things you should know about the Tesla stock split (read more) |
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An Oregon woman is being charged with murder after she used her vehicle to run over and kill a man at a local park. The victim ended up being the father of her children. The incident happened on Saturday in broad daylight at about 9:15 am. According to witnesses, the woman, Branda Myshelle Myers, and the man, Vince Edward Fouts, were at Woodmansee Park when they got into an argument. "The argument between the two escalated, and Myers used her vehicle to run over Fouts several times," police explained. But why was the couple arguing and why did it lead to such a deadly altercation? (read more) |
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Judge grants accused Capitol rioter's odd request while on house arrest (read more) |
Wallaby makes a daring escape in Northern Ireland (read more) |
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Russian paratrooper, Pavel Filatyev, who spent more than a month fighting in southern Ukraine while serving in the Russian military has revealed some gut-wrenching details in a new 141-page memoir. Filatyev was discharged after he got a severe eye infection. "I'm aware of the consequences for disseminating information about my military service, but to conceal it for me means contributing to more losses," Filatyev wrote. He says he arrived at a training camp in Crimea about two weeks before the February 24 invasion of Ukraine and that 40 people had to share a tent that was only equipped with one camp stove. He went on to describe the horrid living conditions and the old weapons he was issued that frequently malfunctioned. Filatyev said at the time of the invasion, everyone's demeanor changed and that many, including officers, weren't very sure of what was occurring. Here's why he has decided to come forward with his story and how he's avoiding jail time in Russia for speaking out against the war. (read more) |
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Dr. Anthony Fauci will step down as the nation's infectious disease chief at the end of the year (read more) |
Jared Kushner spoke about the Mar-a-Lago raid for the first time after widespread speculation that he could have told the FBI (read more) |
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