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On a flight from Phoenix to Honolulu, "extreme turbulence" caused 36 injuries, 11 of which were critical, according to authorities on Sunday. According to Honolulu Emergency Medical Services, 20 passengers on Hawaiian Airlines Flight 35 were sent to two nearby hospitals. According to EMS, nine of the 20 people suffered minor injuries, while 11 suffered significant ones. Jim Ireland, director of the Honolulu Emergency Services Department, shared during a press conference that one individual was rendered unconscious. In addition, Ireland reported that about ten other passengers had nausea and vomiting. The plane carried 278 passengers and 10 crew members — 2 pilots and 8 flight attendants. According to the airline, the flight safely touched down at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport at 10:50 a.m. Passengers and staff members who had less severe injuries received medical attention on the spot. What caused such extreme turbulence, and is the incident being investigated? (read more) |
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TSA finds a homemade gun in a passenger's carry-on bag (read more) |
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Bloomberg: This fuel is the key to “solving the energy crisis.” It’s time for you to take part in the greatest energy revolution of our lifetime. It’s projected to be 10X bigger than the electric vehicle revolution… Which turned an early $500 investment in Tesla into $207,000. And it will be bigger than the solar power revolution… Which would have turned a $2,500 investment in Enphase Energy into over $1 million. This is the gretaest energy investing opportunity of our lifetimes. And the best part is… According to Bloomberg, President Biden has “almost guaranteed” that investors will have a shot at making a fortune from this brand new type of energy. Because it holds the key to “solving the energy crisis” in America. |
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The Fed has been raising interest rates to control inflation. It hasn't exactly been working. In fact, a growing number of investors are worried the aggressive action will lead to a recession. Others are worried about stagflation. But when it comes to the automotive industry, Elon Musk is worried that these rate hikes may have created an untenable situation in the world of auto financing. "The last time interest rates were this high, consumers could at least rely on lower vehicle prices and a greater range of inventory to soften the blow," observed Jessica Caldwell, Edmunds' executive director of insights. "That simply isn't the case in this market." And this is the crushing economic blow they see coming next. (read more) |
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What the Misery Index is telling us about Bidenomics (read more) |
Amsterdam got themselves into this mess. Can they get themselves out of it? (read more) |
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On Monday, the House Jan. 6 committee will convene for what is anticipated to be the last time, and the panel is anticipated to take action against former president Trump and his supporters. After an almost 18-month investigation, the committee, which summoned Trump in October, will submit its final conclusions. All eyes are on whether Trump himself will be involved in the action, however it is also anticipated that the Justice Department may get multiple criminal referrals. It is yet unknown whether the former president has complied with the panel's request for information, despite having announced his run for the White House in 2024 just last month. (read more) |
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Massive ballot problem uncovered in Arizona. What's going on? (read more) |
Christmas dinner set to be more expensive this year thanks to Biden's economy (read more) |
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CEOs have warned that a recession may be approaching within the next year or two. Holding assets in businesses with a track record of resiliency in even the worst circumstances is a good idea during economic uncertainty. You should look for companies that, notwithstanding the state of the economy, consistently see demand for their goods or services. These three businesses are a good fit. They are good stocks that can strengthen your portfolio since they have proven robust throughout economic downturns. (read more) |
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Experts weigh in on Warren Buffett's mistakes (read more) |
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Quite the unusual breaking and entering situation unfolded in Tennessee recently. According to the unidentified homeowners, they were in their home when a man broke in. The startled couple explained seeing a naked man enter their living room who began ransacking it while yelling. The man who broke in then decided to start throwing objects at the homeowners and told them to leave. The husband and wife ran to a neighbor's house for help, while the naked man continued to ransack their home. But that's when an unidentified neighbor armed himself with a 9mm handgun, and went next door to investigate. This is when the already bizarre situation took an unexpected turn. (read more) |
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Dog walker spots a ghost crawling across a haunted path in a park (read more) |
This guy claims he found baby Jesus in a bag of chocolates (read more) |
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Javon Latibeaudiere, 26, and Madelin Ramirez Solano, 21, were both suspended from the NYPD after they were caught engaging in sexual relations in a bathroom stall at the department's training academy. They both joined the department in July and were both assigned to the day tour. Latibeaudiere, who is a Marine veteran, left the service in 2019 and graduated from Pace University this year. In a 2019 interview, he said that his transition to civilian life had been challenging. "When you're in the military, they don't technically prepare you to leave the military. People don't have the right resume, they don't know how to translate what they learned in the military to real-life skills," Latibeaudiere stated. Here's what the NYPD has said regarding the scandal. (read more) |
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Airport security at Washington Dulles International Airport made an unusual and disturbing discovery in a woman's bag (read more) |
What did the CDC just confirm about the new bivalent COVID booster shots? (read more) |
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