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Officials announced that the officer would face additional charges after the 95-year-old Australian woman who was hit with a stun gun by a cop in her care home last week passed away on Wednesday. On May 17, dementia sufferer Clare Nowland was frightened by Constable Kristian White and then fell to the ground, breaking her skull. After workers reported that Nowland had stolen a steak knife from the kitchen, White and another detective went to the specialized care home in New South Wales. With the aid of a walker and the knife in her hand, Nowland approached the cops "at a slow pace" when White deployed her stun gun. White was initially charged with recklessly causing grievous bodily harm, assault occasioning actual bodily harm, and common assault. The charges were expected to be upgraded after Nowland succumbed to her injuries at a Cooma hospital. (read more) |
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2 men, including a convicted murderer, escape prison (read more) |
| University of New Mexico football player dies at 21 (read more) |
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Yet another federal court nominee by President Joe Biden has turned down the opportunity. Federal prosecutor Jabari Wamble was recently nominated by Biden to a Kansas district court seat. But in a letter to the President on Tuesday, Wamble said thanks, but no thanks. Michael Delany was the other nominee to back out of his appointment. His decision came on the heels of a brutal questioning about the role during a Senate confirmation hearing. Hereās what else we know about why Bidenās court picks keep falling by the wayside. (read more) |
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Hereās a big tell Democrats believe the FBI works for them (read more) |
| Trump responds to newest legal action from E. Jean Carroll (read more) |
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On Tuesday, former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton launched a social media attack against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis in anticipation of his expected announcement of a presidential bid in 2024. With DeSantis' fight against critical race theory and LGBT indoctrination in schools, the NAACP issued a travel alert for the state, and Clinton published a tweet piggybacking on that. (read more) |
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More bad news for Biden thanks to these documents (read more) |
| Proof that Fox made a huge mistake with Tucker (read more) |
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The key to successful investing isn't just about watching your money grow during good times but also keeping it from shrinking during bad times. Investors should keep that in mind as a potential government default looms ā an event that would quickly lead to very bad times. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said earlier this month that a default could happen as soon as June 1 if lawmakers don't pass a bill to raise the debt ceiling. If the U.S. were to default on its debt, it would have dramatic economic and financial consequences. As Yellen warned, many Americans could lose their jobs, American businesses would see credit markets deteriorate, and consumers could see a spike in mortgage, auto loan, and credit card rates. If the government does default, you can expect the economy to make a major hit and the stock and bond markets to get badly rattled. A default could even speed the country into a recession. That's why it's a good time to look at ways to shield your investments from collapse. Here are four steps you should take. (read more) |
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These stocks are rising in a down market (read more) |
These stocks are a good way to hedge against a market crash (read more) |
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A Kentucky man accused of shooting his roommate who ate the last Hot Pocket has been charged with felony assault. The roommate, who was not named, sustained non-life-threatening injuries in the weekend shooting. Clifton Williams was arrested early Sunday and charged with second-degree assault. According to a police citation, the two roommates had a physical fight over the frozen sandwich. The victim tried to fight back but ultimately left. Williams got a gun and followed the roommate outside, where he shot the roommate in the buttocks. Williams is being charged with assault and has been ordered not to have contact with the victim. (read more) |
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Did this hospital really develop a pay-per-microwave usage policy? (read more) |
| Indiana man arrested on murder warrant after being shot by a 3-year-old (read more) |
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Manhattan college professor Shellyne Rodriguez went viral after cursing out anti-abortion students at Hunter College. On Tuesday, she held a machete up against the neck of a reporter while threatening to āchopā him up. āGet the f*** away from my door, or Iām gonna chop you up with this machete!ā Rodriguez shouted at veteran reporter Reuven Fenton when he knocked on her apartment door. After putting the blade to his neck, she continued to yell, āGet the f*** away from my door! Get the f*** away from my door!ā Hereās what happened when the reporter tried to leave Rodriguezās apartment after the altercation. (read more) |
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The brother of a starving 10-year-old GA boy who ran away from home at 17 is speaking out (read more) |
| Footage of a woman running over her cheating husband and his mistress was revealed in court (read more) |
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