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According to experts, the murderer in Idaho may have left a "calling card" behind and "very likely" has killed before. Students from the University of Idaho Kaylee Goncalves, Madison Mogen, Xana Kernodle, and her boyfriend, Ethan Chapin, were stabbed to death in Moscow, Idaho, early on November 13. For the quadruple murders, Bryan Kohberger, a criminology Ph.D. candidate at the neighboring Washington State University, has been charged with four counts of first-degree murder and felony burglary. Two University of Idaho students' bodies were discovered next to an empty tan leather knife sheath, but the murder weapon has not yet been located, sparking a wave of speculation that this was not Kohberger's first murder. (read more) |
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The number of folks living paycheck to paycheck is approaching record highs.
Millions of Americans are living their own form of financial crisis… Meanwhile, the gap between the “one-percenters”—the richest of the rich—and everyone else is growing wider, day by day… Wall Street legend Louis Navellier says a massive shift is underway… one that could cheat millions of folks out of their hard-earned savings. Navellier is one of America’s top money managers, with nearly $2 billion under management. Throughout his four-decade plus career, he has recommended 18 stocks that have seen gains as high as 10,000%.
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It's not unusual for American parents to let their adult children move back in when times get tough. But what is unusual is charging about $600k in annual rent. I know when I read about that yesterday, my eyebrows climbed slightly higher than normal. Now, we're learning that right around the time Trump's Mar-a-Lago raid went down, something else went down, too. That's about the same time Biden took down his tax records. And now, it looks like we're starting to figure out why. Who's hiding their tax documents now? (read more) |
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4 fake news narratives being pushed to distract you from the real scandals (read more) |
Kentucky parents are angry after teen who compiled 'kill list' returns to school (read more) |
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Despite the fact that President Joe Biden once declared the pandemic to be finished and that his administration is currently pleading with the Supreme Court to overturn Covid-19 immigration restrictions, it still attempts to enforce a vaccination requirement on about one-fifth of the country's workforce. Both the 11th and Fifth Circuit Courts of Appeals issued restraining orders against the contractor mandate, concluding that it probably goes against the ideas of separation of powers. These courts have relied on the core tenet that Congress, not federal agencies, are granted legislative authority by the Constitution. This indicates that a power must have been granted by Congress for an agency to use it. (read more) |
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How Democrats could push through immigration reform (read more) |
This Soros-backed group is working in the shadows (read more) |
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Even though data from the December Consumer Price Index may appear positive for costs-of-living dynamics, investing in inflation-fighting firms is still a smart idea. For starters, basing major strategy adjustments on a month's worth of data is usually not a good idea. Second, there is a lot of work to be done for containment due to the money supply's enormous expansion. As a result, investors shouldn't give up on stocks that battle inflation. Moving forward, it's anyone's guess what will happen this year. Indeed, with so many wild events erupting in the last three years, few experts will want to stick their necks out. That's why dividend-paying companies, including these inflation-fighting stocks, enjoy significant relevance right now. (read more) |
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FAANG stocks that look ready to soar later this month (read more) |
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A juror who skipped out on court in a high-profile celebrity trial is receiving an odd punishment from a judge instead of being put behind bars for contempt. Though she could have been put in jail for 20 days, the woman known as juror 64 received mercy instead from judge Ural Glanville in the case. He instead required the woman to write a 30-page essay for her punishment. The reason juror 64 skipped out on court was to go on vacation. She even left the country for her tropical getaway to the Dominican Republic. The juror says she did not realize she was in contempt until a sheriff showed up at the airport when she flew home and arrested her. Her subject for the essay will be no other than the importance of jury service. She seemed delighted by the odd, but easy punishment. What did the juror have to say for herself? And which celebrity trial was she a juror for in Georgia? (read more) |
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Is this the picture of a ghost soldier seated at a war memorial? (read more) |
It's like a temperature blanket, except it's not (read more) |
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Four-year-old Athena Brownfield of Oklahoma went missing last week sparking a search after a postal worker found her 5-year-old sister wandering around alone outside of their home. Now one of Athena's caretakers is facing a first-degree murder charge. The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation announced on Monday that the search has now turned into a "recovery operation" as multiple law enforcement agencies are now searching for the child's remains.
The children are related to Alysia Adams, who was arrested on two counts of child neglect. Ivon Adams has been arrested on one count of child neglect and one count of first-degree murder.
Here's what relatives are saying about the tragic events that have unfolded.
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Hero parents died after they tried to save their 13-year-old son from drowning (read more) |
These US cities have the worst life expectancy in the country (read more) |
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