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Sep 10 2024CRIME

Weinstein's Heart Woes: Is it Karma or Cruel Fate?

Weinstein's history of alleged sexual misconduct spans decades, with dozens of women coming forward to accuse him of rape and harassment. While the courts may have overturned his convictions, the public has already delivered its judgment. Weinstein's name is now synonymous with predatory behavior a

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Sep 08 2024HEALTH

Egg-stra Careful: When Salmonella Strikes the Breakfast Table

A voluntary recall has been issued for eggs from Milo’s Poultry Farms and Tony’s Fresh Market, sending shockwaves through breakfast tables across Wisconsin, Illinois, and Michigan. The culprit? A potential contamination with Salmonella, a bacteria that can cause serious illness, especially in vulne

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Sep 08 2024CRIME

When Parents Pay for School Shootings

Four dead. Fourteen years old. And now, a father charged with murder over his son's alleged mass shooting at an American high school. The case of Colin Gray pushes the boundaries of parental responsibility in our society's gun culture. It marks only the second time a parent has been criminally char

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Sep 08 2024CRIME

Road Rage, Racism, and a Shocking Past: One Man's Case Raises More Questions Than Answers

A road rage incident in Oakland took a sinister turn when a 63-year-old man, Tracy Robert Blackwell, was found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon and a hate crime enhancement. But what exactly happened on that May afternoon, and what does it tell us about the complexities of prejudice and violen

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Sep 08 2024POLITICS

Crime Down, But Don't Be Fooled: Is NYC Really Safer?

Crime rates in New York City have been dropping, leading some to celebrate a victory for progressive policies. But hold on a second – is the story really that simple? Headlines scream about a 'drop in crime rates' thanks to Biden, but are they overlooking something crucial? It's important to reme

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Sep 08 2024POLITICS

Trump's Legal Tightrope:A Sentencing Delay and the 2024 Election

A New York judge has decided to delay former President Donald Trump's sentencing in his criminal case, pushing the decision past the 2024 election. This move allows Trump to campaign without the weight of a potential prison sentence hanging over his head. But does this delay raise questions about t

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Sep 06 2024RELIGION

The Empty Pew: A Pastor's Struggle with Declining Religion

Imagine a church built for hundreds, now hosting just a handful of elderly members. This is the reality for First Baptist Church in Mt. Vernon, Illinois, a church closing its doors after 150 years. What's more, the pastor, Ryan Burge, is known for his research on the very decline in religious affil

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Sep 06 2024RELIGION

Who Gets to Pray? A Look at the Satanic Temple's Fight for Inclusion

A federal appeals court has upheld a ruling that the Boston City Council didn't discriminate against the Satanic Temple when it refused to let them give a prayer before a meeting. The court said that each councilor has the right to choose who they invite and that the city has never shown favoritism

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Sep 06 2024POLITICS

Kamala Harris' Bigoted Faith-Based Attacks: A Closer Look

Kamala Harris has long been accused of targeting people of faith, particularly Catholics. Her blatant discrimination was on full display during a 2018 Senate hearing where she subtly criticized the Knights of Columbus for being an 'all-male society comprised primarily of Catholic men.' She implied t

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Sep 06 2024CRIME

Fugitive Mayor Back on Philippine Soil:Truth or Deception?

Former Philippine mayor Alice Guo, accused of being entangled with Chinese criminal networks and laundering over $1.79 million, has returned to Manila after being deported from Indonesia. Arriving on a private plane with a heavy security escort, Guo faces serious charges, including money laundering,

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