A Man on His Deathbed Confesses to Murdering a Mother and Daughter
A man recently confessed on his deathbed to murdering a mother and daughter 24 years ago. Susan and Alex Carter went missing in 2000 and their remains were just discovered. The murderer, Larry Webb, provided detailed confessions before passing away, finally bringing closure to the case.
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Funeral Home Accused of COVID-19 Relief Loan Fraud
Jon and Carie Hallford, co-owners of Return to Nature Funeral Home in Colorado, were indicted for defrauding clients and the PPP. The FBI found 190 decomposing bodies in their facility, leading to charges of wire fraud and conspiracy. They allegedly misused COVID-19 relief funds for personal expenses.
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California Men Who Bombed Planned Parenthood Found Guilty
The debate on abortion in America has led to extreme actions, such as the attack on a Planned Parenthood clinic in 2022. Chance Brannon and others were involved, resulting in delayed/cancelled appointments. Brannon was sentenced to nine years in prison. Planned Parenthood provides various services beyond abortion support, and faces challenges.
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Lawyer Accidently Divorces Couple, Judge Says It’s Final
The Williams were divorced due to a lawyer’s clerical error, despite their opposition. The judge refused to overturn it, citing the importance of finality in divorce orders. This decision sets a worrying legal precedent, allowing computer mistakes to dictate binding legal outcomes, with no recourse for the affected parties.
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Beloved Eurasian Eagle Owl Escapes Zoo and Dies
Flaco, the popular Eurasian Eagle Owl in New York City, tragically passed away after colliding with a building. His death sparked controversy, as it was revealed that he carried lethal amounts of rat poison and pigeon herpes virus, shedding light on urban wildlife health issues.
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1864 Arizona Abortion Ban Reinforced
Arizona has enforced an 1864 abortion law, banning most abortions with no exceptions for rape or incest. The recent lifting of an injunction has intensified the law’s impact, causing concerns over maternal health. Both supporters and opponents are mobilizing, with potential legislative and electoral actions ahead.
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96 Shots Fired by Police as Extreme Measures During Traffic Violation
Dexter Reed was killed in a traffic stop in Chicago, sparking a deadly altercation resulting in 96 shots fired in 41 seconds. Questions arise about the officers’ actions and the escalation of the situation, leading to calls for immediate investigation and potential reform in police training and strategies.
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Chega Party Gains Traction in Portugal
Chega, a hard-right party in Portugal, has gained traction, sparking concerns due to its leader’s drastic policy shifts, emphasis on immigration, and alleged xenophobic and racist views. Despite valid concerns, some support the party for financial reasons. This has led to worries about increasing racism, xenophobia, and social division in Portugal.
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JK Rowling Not Facing Charges After Challenging Scottish Anti-Hate Crime Legislation
J.K. Rowling’s criticism of Scotland’s new Hate Crime and Public Order Act sparked controversy as she challenged its stance on transgender rights. Despite police deciding not to take action, her actions have ignited broader debates on free speech, transgender rights, and the law’s role in protecting marginalized communities.
U.N Security Council Passes Ceasefire Resolution For Ramadan
After 170 days of escalation in the Israel-Palestine conflict, the UN Security Council passed Resolution 2728, demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza for Ramadan. The resolution, with 14 votes in favor and one abstention from the US, marks progress but challenges remain in its implementation and delivery of humanitarian aid.
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Massive Cargo Ship Causes Baltimore Bridge Collapse, Leaving Six Dead
A 213-million pound cargo ship collided with Francis Key Scott Baltimore Bridge, causing it to collapse, tragically killing six people. Cleanup efforts face obstacles due to hazardous materials and poor visibility. The incident raises concerns about modern cargo ships and prompts a reevaluation of infrastructure design and shipping company practices.
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The Mysterious Disappearance of Princess Kate Revealed
The controversial photo released by Prince William to show Kate is in good health. (Image via @theprinceandprincessofwhales) Volunteer Writer: Alexandra D’Eon Email: adeon@umassd.edu In the past few weeks there have been rumors circulating about the disappearance of Princess Kate Middleton, who, until recently, was not seen since December 2023. Conspiracy theories surrounding her absence have… Continue reading The Mysterious Disappearance of Princess Kate Revealed
Japanese Rocket Explodes Seconds After Take-Off
The Japanese solid fuel rocket, Kairos, launched by private firm Space One, exploded seconds after liftoff in a failed attempt to put a satellite in orbit. The rocket, carrying an experimental government testing satellite, aimed to be the first private firm in Japan to achieve this milestone. Despite the setback, Space One remains committed to…
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Gray Whale Spotted for the First Time in 200 Years
A gray whale that had not been seen for 200 years was spotted near Nantucket. Scientists link increased sightings to global warming opening the Northwest Passage. However, climate change has also led to their endangered status, with conservation efforts focused on reducing human impact on their habitat.
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Yemen Rebels Fight for Gaza by Sinking Commercial Ships in the Red Sea
Singapore and American warships have been targeted by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels from Yemen, with unsuccessful attempts to pressure Israel. The rebels have also attacked commercial ships, causing casualties and disruptions in trade. The U.S. has launched counterattacks, but tensions remain high. The conflict poses a threat to maritime security and innocent lives.
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63-Year-Old Man Sells Out Russia-Ukraine War Secrets for Catfish Online Girlfriend
A 63-year-old man, David Franklin Slater, leaked classified Russia-Ukraine war information to a supposed Ukrainian woman he met on a dating site. He is arrested and on trial in Nebraska. The judge postponed the trial for further evidence collection and ordered the government to provide discovery by April 8, 2024.
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Neutral No More: Sweden Joins NATO
Sweden has broken its 200-year-old neutrality policy by joining NATO after Finland. Russia’s actions and rising tensions led to increased support for NATO membership among Swedish citizens. The move strengthens NATO and provides strategic advantages, reflecting Europe’s shift towards defensive militarization amid the current geopolitical climate.
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France Makes Abortion a Constitutional Right
France made history as the first country to explicitly grant the right to abortion in its constitution, with overwhelming support in Parliament. The move sparked impassioned protests and is seen as a symbolic act of solidarity amid global abortion rights challenges. The formal enshrinement marks a significant victory for women’s reproductive rights.
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$1 Billion Donation Makes Tuition at a Bronx Medical College Free Until… Forever!
Ruth Gottesmen’s $1 billion donation to Albert Einstein College of Medicine brings free tuition, transforming opportunities for underprivileged students and graduates. This historic act, rooted in Gottesmen’s ties to the college and the Bronx community, aims to nurture diverse, socially conscious medical professionals and advance healthcare.
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U.S. Airman Dies in Protest for Palestine
On February 25, 2024, U.S. Airman Aaron Bushnell self-immolated in protest of a ceasefire in Palestine. Vigils have been held across the country in his honor.
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A Lost Couple’s Boat Seemingly Hijacked in the Caribbean
An older couple, passionate about sailing, went missing on a boat they loved, presumed to be hijacked by escaped inmates. Tragically, signs point to their demise. Despite this unique and disheartening event, Grenada remains a relatively safe Caribbean destination, with low crime rates compared to other islands or major U.S. cities.
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Brockton High Threatens To Call In The National Guard
The Brockton High School committee is considering calling in the National Guard to address disruptions caused by students. This controversial proposal has sparked debate, with concerns about potential militarization of the school and the impact on the community. The decision is fraught with complexities and requires careful consideration.
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Two Men Facing Murder Charges in Connection with Kansas City Superbowl Parade Shooting
Two gunmen opened fire at the Kansas City Chiefs’ Superbowl parade, leaving one dead and 22 injured. The shooters face multiple charges, and investigations suggest others may have been involved. Concerns about gun handling arise as one of the accused has a prior weapon charge. The incident has prompted calls for stricter gun laws. Legislation…
Family YouTuber Facing Up To 30 Years in Prison Amid Child Abuse Charges
Ruby Franke, former family vlogger of 8 Passengers YouTube channel, has been sentenced to up to 30 years in prison for aggravated child abuse charges. Franke pleaded guilty and received consecutive sentences, expressing remorse during her sentencing. Her former business partner, Jodi Hildebrandt, also faces up to thirty years in prison.
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World Marathon Record Holder Kelvin Kiptum Unexpectedly Dies at 24
Kenyan marathon world record holder Kelvin Kiptum tragically died at 24 years old in a car accident, along with his coach. Kiptum achieved fame with a world record time in the Chicago Marathon and had plans to attempt a sub-two-hour marathon. His untimely death has deeply saddened the athletic community and the people of Kenya.
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