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Oct 30 2024CRIME

Will the Menendez Brothers Walk Free Soon?

Erik and Lyle Menendez, infamously known for the 1989 murders of their parents, might see their murder convictions changed. Their attorney, Mark Geragos, is considering asking a judge to reduce their convictions from murder to voluntary manslaughter. This move aims to speed up their release from pri

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Oct 30 2024CRIME

The Chase Bank Glitch: A Lesson in Quick Riches and Harsher Consequences

Imagine thinking you've struck gold by exploiting a bank glitch. That's what happened to some Americans who saw extra cash in their Chase bank accounts last August and September. They withdrew as much as they could, thinking they'd hit the jackpot. But JPMorgan Chase, the largest bank in the U. S. ,

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Oct 30 2024POLITICS

Election Speeches: Getting Rougher and Rougher?

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz was recently at a campaign rally in Wisconsin. He used some strong words, like saying Elon Musk was acting like a certain not-so-nice word. He also joked about Trump being tired from losing. The crowd seemed to find it funny, not shocking. This isn't new; political speech

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Oct 30 2024TECHNOLOGY

Linus Torvalds Says AI Tech is Mostly Hype

Linus Torvalds, a well-known Finnish software engineer, shared his opinions on AI technology during an open-source event in Vienna. The creator of the Linux kernel isn’t impressed with the current state of AI. He believes that 90% of what we hear about AI is just marketing, and only 10% is real. Mo

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Oct 29 2024CRIME

The Menendez Brothers: A New Hearing on the Horizon

Imagine waiting nearly three decades to discover if you might ever leave prison. That’s the situation facing Erik and Lyle Menendez. These brothers, known for a shocking family tragedy, might soon face a parole hearing, but first, a judge must approve a new sentence. It’s a complex and lengthy proce

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Oct 29 2024POLITICS

Jeff Bezos Speaks Out on Why The Washington Post Stopped Endorsing Presidential Candidates

Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon and owner of The Washington Post, recently explained why the newspaper decided to stop endorsing presidential candidates. He thinks this move will make the newspaper seem fair and unbiased. "No voters are swayed by newspaper endorsements, " Bezos said. "It only crea

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Oct 29 2024TECHNOLOGY

Samsung's New Plan: A Fresh Name for Top-Tier Phones

Have you ever wondered why Samsung might want to change the name of its premium smartphones? Well, it's not just about a new label. Samsung is considering a big shift from its iconic "Galaxy" brand for its high-end phones. Why? To make a clear split between their innovative top-tier devices and the

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Oct 29 2024FINANCE

Home Depot: A Retail Giant Weathering Economic Storms

Are you curious why Home Depot keeps thriving no matter what the economy throws at it? Renowned financial expert Jim Cramer has some interesting insights. He calls Home Depot a special stock – both secular and cyclical. That means Home Depot doesn't just rely on economic booms; it can keep growing e

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Oct 29 2024POLITICS

Parents Group Launches Ad on Boys in Girls' Sports

A group called Moms for Liberty has just released their first digital ad. The ad highlights a dad helping his daughter train for a race and the disappointment she feels when she has to compete against a boy in a girls' sport. This situation is a result of recent changes to Title IX laws by the Biden

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Oct 29 2024SCIENCE

How THC Makes You Feel High: A Neuroscience Lesson

Ever wondered how cannabis makes you feel "high"? Let's dive into the science behind it. Your body naturally produces cannabinoids, similar to what's found in marijuana. One of these, called anandamide, acts as a neurotransmitter, sending messages between nerve cells. These messages impact areas of

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