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Oct 22 2024FINANCE

Bond Selloff: Then and Now

Remember Alan Greenspan? He steered the Federal Reserve during the 1995 rate cut, which led to a unique bond selloff. Recently, a similar event occurred when the Fed started cutting interest rates again. This time, two-year U. S. government bond yields rose by 34 basis points after the September rat

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Oct 22 2024POLITICS

Logansport Schools Strain Under Haitian Migrant Surge

In the small town of Logansport, Indiana, population around 18, 000, things have changed dramatically. The town has seen a significant influx of Haitian migrants, swelling the county's population by perhaps 30%. The mayor estimates that about 2, 000 to 3, 000 Haitian migrants have moved to the town,

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Oct 22 2024CRIME

Delphi Murders: A Case of Gruesome Photos in Court

In the small town of Delphi, Indiana, the murder trial of Richard Allen took a grim turn. Prosecutors showed the jury over 40 crime scene photos, some of which caused a stir among those present. The images depicted the area where Abby Williams and Libby German were found dead in 2017, including bloo

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Oct 22 2024CELEBRITIES

Meet Claire Cornett: The NFL QB's Partner and Political Science Graduate

Claire Cornett, the wife of Desmond Ridder, the new Las Vegas Raiders quarterback, is a name that's been gaining attention. Who is she? Well, she's more than just a football player's wife—she's a political science graduate with a career of her own. Desmond, who joined the Raiders after his impressiv

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Oct 22 2024POLITICS

Why Ukraine Needs Trump's Firm Hand

In Ukraine, people are losing their lives and land to Russia's aggressive actions. The current Western support, led by President Biden and Vice President Harris, seems lukewarm. Their focus on not "humiliating" Russia hasn't stopped the Russian advance. Severodonetsk, Bakhmut, Vuhledar, and now Pokr

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Oct 21 2024BUSINESS

Disney Picks Gorman as New Board Chair; CEO Change in 2026

Disney has chosen James Gorman to be the company's next board chairman starting in January, replacing Mark Parker. This move comes as Disney prepares to find a new CEO to replace Bob Iger, who will step down in 2026. Gorman, who joined Disney's board less than a year ago, has been leading the succes

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Oct 21 2024CRIME

The Mysterious Baby Garin Case: A Mother Arrested 30 Years Later

Thirty years ago, a man in California discovered a shocking sight while looking for aluminum cans. He found a newborn baby boy, wrapped in a pink and blue blanket, inside a red shopping bag. The baby was believed to be around three days old. The body was found at an unofficial garbage dump on Garin

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Oct 19 2024CRIME

The Delphi Murders: A Closer Look at the Suspect's Actions

Richard Allen, a 52-year-old pharmacy technician, is on trial for the murders of two teenage girls, Abigail Williams and Liberty German, who were killed in Delphi, Indiana, back in 2017. The prosecutor, Nicholas McLeland, revealed chilling details about the crime. He mentioned that Allen forced the

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Oct 19 2024POLITICS

The Last Hideout: Tracking Down Hamas Leader Sinwar

For over a year, Israel and the US had been hunting Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, who vanished after a major attack. They knew he was hiding, but his exact location remained a mystery. Sinwar was careful; he avoided electronic gadgets and communicated through handwritten notes. Israeli soldiers found h

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Oct 19 2024BUSINESS

Boeing Strike May End With New Deal

Early this morning, Boeing and its union announced a tentative agreement to end a five-week strike that's rocked the company. The International Association of Machinists, which represents 33, 000 striking workers, will vote on the deal on Wednesday. The offer includes a 35% wage increase over four y

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