People in the News
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JoBe Cerny’s Legacy: From Second City Improv to the 98-Hour Bible Audio Epic
Beyond the Pillsbury Doughboy, the late actor built a Chicago recording empire and directed a massive audio production…
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Tony Huge’s Rise and Fall: From Biohacking Icon to Controversial Figure in Thailand
The new Hulu docuseries “Get Huge” maps the influencer’s steroid‑fueled empire, his exile to Pattaya and the mysterious…
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Democrats Plan Investigations and Affordability Agenda After Winning Congress
With majorities in both chambers, Democrats target Trump immigration policies, tariffs, and Social Security while facing Senate filibuster…
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Why Gerhard Porsche’s Death Signals the End of an Era for the Porsche Dynasty
The passing of the third-generation patriarch reshapes the family’s control over the automotive empire as the last private…
News
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Brooklyn Building Collapse Leaves One Dead and Ten Injured as Technical Rescue Continues
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House Republicans Block Hegseth Impeachment in 211-204 Vote, Setting Up Democratic Showdown in January
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How Richard Lloyd Shaped Punk’s Sonic Frontiers as Television’s Guitarist
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Mackinac Center Challenges Michigan Ballot Measure on First Amendment Grounds
World News
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Salvadoran Troops Escalate Haiti Offensive as Gang Leader Seeks UN Talks
El Salvador deploys 2,000 troops and strikes gang compounds while 400 Mawozo leader Wilson Joseph appeals for UN-mediated…
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Trinidad and Tobago Sees Landmark Privy Council Ruling Overturn Colonial-Era Gay Sex Ban
A historic UK appeals court decision strikes down century-old laws criminalizing same-sex intimacy, ending a decade-long legal battle.
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How will the permanent ban on Israeli passport holders affect tourism and the Maldives’ economy?
Permanent ban on Israeli tourists threatens Maldives’ tourism-reliant economy amid diplomatic fallout.
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Iran Unveils Hormuz Anti-Radar Missile Amid US Blockade and Diplomacy Push
IRGC adviser claims new missile homes in on radar emissions as Trump says conflict is ‘effectively over’ but…
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Supply chain, regulatory scrutiny and CEO espionage probe threaten Nvidia, risking AI slowdown
Nvidia’s chip shortage, US export limits and a board‑led investigation into its CEO’s alleged ties to a Chinese spy could force a…
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German funding halt cripples Mediterranean rescue NGOs as migrants drown
Friedrich Merz’s government cuts all aid to search-and-rescue groups, leaving charities like SOS Humanity struggling to operate amid rising deportations and restrictive…
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Legal consequences for civil servants convicted of multi-job fraud
How UK law punishes public sector fraudsters who hold multiple salaried roles simultaneously
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Michael Kurt Pringle Trial: Jealousy Over Phone Photos Alleged as Motive in Krystle Monks Death
Prosecutors allege a protracted assault driven by jealousy over photographs led to the 19-year-old’s death in Bundamba, with the accused claiming misadventure.
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Why Unclaimed New Yorkers Die Alone on City Streets During Winter Months
A recent funeral for nine unclaimed men highlights the systemic crisis of homelessness and the fatal intersection of drug addiction and freezing…
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How Brazos County and Bryan Saw Historic Long-Term Crime Declines
Examining local crime drops in Texas where focused policing and agency cooperation helped drive down offenses despite steady population growth.
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How SIM-Swap Tactics Enabled a Rs 4.58 Crore Demat Account Heist in Mumbai
A recent case involving a 76-year-old investor highlights how fraudsters bypass OTP security to hijack portfolios and manipulate share holdings.
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Mehul Choksi: The Diamond Tycoon at the Centre of an Alleged Indian Kidnap Plot
Fugitive jeweller Mehul Choksi claims he was abducted from Antigua by UK-based operatives acting on India’s orders to face a £1.3bn fraud…
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Public Figures Face Decade‑Long Prison Terms for Domestic Violence, as Shem Tatupu’s Sentencing Shows
The 12‑year sentence handed to former AFL rookie Shem Tatupu highlights how courts impose severe penalties on celebrities convicted of domestic abuse.
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How the IRS Criminally Investigates Nonprofit Schools for Tax Fraud Schemes
Private schools face IRS scrutiny over misclassified revenue, payroll fraud, and improper use of tax-exempt status—exposing systemic risks in nonprofit finance.
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