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This past year has seen war break out in Ukraine, the death of Britain's longest-reigning monarch, tragedy in Uvalde, Texas, and the first case of mpox (formerly known as monkeypox) detected in the U.S. amid a global outbreak of the rare, highly infectious disease. Coverage of those events dominated much of the news cycle in 2022. Here's a look back at the other stories that caught our attention that might have flown under the radar. (read more) |
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Mitch McConnell takes a swipe at Donald Trump as he vows to find "quality" Senate candidates (read more) |
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This was going to be reserved only for Fred's "Inner Circle" but I couldn't resist the opportunity to let you guys play along. After all, it always helps me to know which politicians you're crushing on versus those you'd like to crush. Ultimately, we all win. Here's how it works: I've taken 26 of the top Republicans in the nation and lined them up for you to decide if they deserve a lump of coal or a candy cane.
Right now, the results are hidden, but later on this week, I'll give you a full "report card" for the GOP and let you know who got the most candy canes and who got the most lumps of coal. The lineup is random for each viewer, so don't read too much into the order they are displayed. None of the contenders is a required question, meaning you can punish or reward those you want to and just skip over the rest if you want. What are you waiting for? Get busy handing out your coals and candy canes. I can't wait to see how this one plays out... (read more) |
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Cassidy Hutchinson admits she lied to the Jan 6th committee (read more) |
Is there any stockpile Biden doesn't want to deplete? (read more) |
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is receiving a farewell gift from the Democratic-controlled Congress as her lengthy term as the party's leader in the lower house comes to an end. A clause in the 2023 omnibus budget measure renames a government structure in California after the 82-year-old congresswoman. The clause renaming the San Francisco Federal Building the "Speaker Nancy Pelosi Federal Building" is tucked away 610 pages into the 4,155-page long $1.7 trillion omnibus package. In addition to Pelosi's district offices, the facility currently houses office space for five different federal agencies. (read more) |
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Border agents are overwhelmed like never before (read more) |
Hold these Republican senators responsible for pushing massive spending bill (read more) |
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It's long been customary to make resolutions for the upcoming year. Additionally, a lot of Americans make resolutions to improve their money management. For example, 66% of Americans will set financial New Year's resolutions this year, according to a survey. Unfortunately, a disproportionate amount of the goals set for the fiscal year will be forgotten by March. However, yours need not be one of them. Instead, you can increase your chances of success if you carefully consider the goals that are most important to you and divide significant goals into smaller ones. Not sure what types of financial resolutions could have the most significant impact on your life? Check out these eight goals that investment experts recommend and see if you can adopt any of them as your own. (read more) |
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Social Security strategies to bankroll your retirement (read more) |
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A Florida man is behind bars after stabbing his best friend during a night of drinking. Van Vui Duong invited his friend over to his home for a round of drinks and conversation, but things unfortunately took an unexpected turn. While the two friends were in conversation, they began to disagree about something and an argument broke out. The disturbance led to Duong becoming angry and demanding his friend leave his home. The friend complied, but Duong followed him outside with a knife and attacked him from behind. Duong admitted to stabbing his friend multiple times, even after a bystander who witnessed the incident tried to intervene. When officers arrived on scene, you won't believe the reason Duong gave for getting angry with and stabbing his friend. (read more) |
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The weird and wild stories of 2022 you may have missed (read more) |
A fireball over Alaska was caught on camera (read more) |
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Nalah Jackson of Ohio was arrested by the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department after she stole a vehicle with 5-month-old twins in the backseat from a Donatos Pizza. One of the twins, Kyair Thomas, was quickly located after the incident at the Dayton International Airport parking lot by an unrelated witness. A desperate search to find the other baby, Kason Thomas, was then underway. He was finally located several days later near an Indianapolis Papa John's pizza restaurant. He was taken to the hospital to be looked over. "We are grateful to the public for their help throughout this investigation, and for the tireless work of our officers and our many partner agencies. They never stopped, never gave up hope, and would not rest until Kason was found. We are beyond thankful for their relentless dedication, said the Columbus Police Department. Here's how the police were ultimately able to locate the child and make the arrest. (read more) |
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A woman was detained after she threw a computer monitor at a gate agent for American Airlines (read more) |
Twenty one people were injured after 2 pit bull mixes got onto a school playground and attacked students during recess (read more) |
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