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A Florida pastor and his son were detained on Wednesday on suspicion of defrauding the federal pandemic relief program and intending to use some of the funds to purchase a mansion close to Walt Disney World. Five months after a newspaper raised concerns about their lack of criminal charges in the alleged scheme, which federal prosecutors first detailed in court documents in December 2020, Evan Edwards and his son Josh, 30, were hauled into custody. It wasn't immediately clear if the family had hired an attorney. So, how much relief money did they steal, what did they spend it on & what consequences do they face? (read more) |
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Cause of death revealed for the World Cup journalist (read more) |
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Image source: Daily Beast | Sam Bankman-Fried's arrest yesterday was sudden and unexpected. Especially considering that it happened just before he was set to testify before Congress. And some former criminal defense attorneys are raising their eyebrows. That's because this might be the first time they can recall watching prosecutors work aggressively to prevent a defendant from making self-incriminating statements. It's becoming clear that everyone's once-favorite wunderkind isn't as smart as everyone thought and definitely doesn't know when to shut up. Everything he would have said would have been both admissible and devastating for the trial that's coming... And it's got to make you wonder: What would the second-highest donor to Democratic causes have told Congress that the current administration doesn't want you to hear? (read more) |
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Dog flu is breaking out in homes and shelters across the country. This is what you need to know (read more) |
Every single one of this state's death row sentences just got commuted (read more) |
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When they assume control of the chamber in January, House Republicans will demand testimony from dozens of Biden administration officials and specialists on the origins of COVID-19 in China as well as U.S. financing for virus research in Wuhan, the party's leadership declared on Wednesday. Rep. James Comer, R-Kentucky, and Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, announced a list of 40 persons, including officials from the Biden administration and health professionals, from whom they expect testimony in the new year. Dr. Anthony Fauci, a prime target for Republicans on COVID policy, will be the most prominent witness. Jordan reiterated Comer's sentiment, underlining the significance of conclusively identifying the virus's origins. (read more) |
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These are the strange things that happened in the Arizona election (read more) |
Biden admits that he's lost control of the economy (read more) |
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High dividend-yielding stocks can be seductive. That's because they make it possible for investors to earn more money for every dollar they invest. For instance, an investment of $10,000 in a stock with a 10% dividend yield would yield $1,000 in dividend income every year. In contrast, $160 in annual dividend income would result from $10,000 invested in the S&P 500, which yields 1.6%. Unfortunately, a dividend with an extremely high yield frequently indicates that the market does not trust the company can continue to pay out dividends. These two equities, which offer double-digit dividend yields, fit that description. (read more) |
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Florida man has given us quite a few stories this holiday season, and now he's back at it again. This time, it involves a Christmas tree. Recently, Richard Atchison's wife asked him to help her prepare dinner. Atchinson was none too happy with the request, so the pair ended up in an argument in the kitchen of their Fuitland Park, Florida home. While arguing, Atchison's wife placed a spoon in the kitchen sink, accidentally splashing water on Atchinson. He then "lost his temper" and packed his things and left. But he soon returned home after some time out drinking. Still irate about the request to help with dinner, Atchison asked his wife to leave. While his wife was trying to leave, Atchison decided to pick up a Christmas tree from the corner of the room and hit her with it. This is what happened next. (read more) |
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Little girl asks Santa to bring mom and dad money in heartbreaking letter (read more) |
Naughty cat has a beef with the Christmas tree (read more) |
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Alexey Brayman seemed innocent enough. He was just a man living in a quaint home in New Hampshire who ran an online craft store with his wife, Daria. In reality though, there's much more to Brayman than meets the eye. Along with crafting, Brayman also seemingly enjoyed engaging in a conspiracy to supply Russia with high-tech equipment which is used in nuclear development. Brayman would reportedly receive the equipment before sending it into Europe and eventually Russia. Charges against Brayman include conspiracy, money laundering, smuggling, and bank and wire fraud and follow a long-running investigation by authorities. Here's what Brayman's wife has told authorities about her husband's involvement and just how far back his role in the scheme goes. (read more) |
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The former head of Trust and Safety at Twitter has left his home after Elon Musk criticism (read more) |
Christopher Nolan crashed a Boeing 747 jet into an airport hanger during the filming of this movie (read more) |
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