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"Storm of Lies: How Social Media is Muddying Hurricane Helene's Aftermath"

October 6, 2024

Hurricane Helene has left a trail of destruction, and unfortunately, so have the lies on social media. False claims about the federal response to the storm are spreading like wildfire, causing more harm than good in areas trying to recover. This isn’t just affecting people’s lives; it’s also a sign

politics

Why Joe Biden is worried about the upcoming election's peacefulness

October 5, 2024

President Joe Biden isn’t sure if the November election will be peaceful, even though he believes it will be fair and free. He made this statement during a surprise appearance at the White House press briefing on Friday. A reporter asked if he thought the election would be fair and peaceful. Biden c

politics

Israeli Conflicts: Biden's Blunt Message to Netanyahu

October 5, 2024

President Joe Biden dropped a surprising comment in the White House on Friday. He wasn’t sure if Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was blocking a peace deal due to the upcoming 2024 U.S. election. This is happening while Israel fights Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon. Biden said no oth

crime

The Menendez Brothers: A New Perspective on an Old Case

October 5, 2024

Do you remember the story of Erik and Lyle Menendez? They've been behind bars for over three decades now, serving life sentences for killing their parents. This case recently got some fresh air with a Netflix series that reignited interest in it. But there's more to this tale than just what we saw o

politics

The Port Strike: A Test of Balance Between Economy and Labor Rights

October 4, 2024

The sudden halt of operations at major ports along the Atlantic coast has thrown the Biden administration into a delicate balancing act. Thousands of longshore workers, represented by the International Longshoremen's Association, have walked out in protest over wages and job protections. The dispute

politics

The Great Crime Numbers Switcheroo: What You Need to Know

October 4, 2024

The FBI has made a shocking change to its crime statistics, which could have serious implications for President Biden's legacy on public safety. The new numbers reveal that violent crimes actually increased by 4.5% in 2022, compared to the previous year. This change adds nearly 80,000 violent crimes

crime

The Murder of Sherri Rasmussen: A Cold Case Finally Solved

October 4, 2024

Detective Cliff Shepard was the lead investigator in the Rasmussen case, but he struggled to find evidence. He discovered that a crucial bite swab had gone missing. With help from Jennifer Francis, a criminalist at LAPD's Scientific Investigation Division, they located the swab at the Medical Examin

environment

Tragic Boat Capsize on Lake Kivu: What Went Wrong?

October 4, 2024

Another sad day on Lake Kivu in eastern Congo. A boat capsized, taking at least 50 lives with it. The vessel was packed with people – 278 to be exact. That's a lot of weight for any boat to handle safely. What caused this disaster? Let's take a closer look. First off, rules are made to keep us safe

opinion

The Dark Side of Family Ties

October 4, 2024

When family ties are tested, the line between love and hate can become eerily blurred. In 1989, two brothers, Erik and Lyle Menendez, were convicted of murdering their parents in a case that shook the nation to its core. But as we delve into the heart of this infamous crime, it's essential to consid

business

Dockworkers' Strike Suspended: What It Means for the Economy and Elections

October 4, 2024

In a surprising turn of events, the International Longshoremen's Association (ILA) has decided to pause their three-day strike involving 45,000 dockworkers on the East and Gulf coasts. This temporary suspension could potentially boost the US economy by avoiding shortages and price increases that mig