A Missouri woman was arrested as a result of an attempt to sell the famous Graceland mansion, the property of Elvis Presley, and some property attached to it before a judge stopped the foreclosure sale that was planned as a scam, the Justice Department said on Friday. Lisa Jeanine Findley, 53, of Kimberling City, accused … Read more
Tiers of tombs are heaped deep below at a crowded Gaza cemetery, where Sa’di Baraka spends his days chopping at the earth to make place for additional bodies. “Sometimes we make graves on top of graves,” he told me.At morning, Baraka and his solemn corps of volunteer gravediggers in the Deir al Balah cemetery begin … Read more
Montana’s Supreme Court found that teenagers do not need their parents’ permission to obtain abortions in the state. Montana’s Supreme Court declared Wednesday that adolescents do not need their parents’ permission to get an abortion in the state, upholding a lower court decision that determined the parental consent legislation violated the state constitution’s privacy provision. … Read more
The CIA will reportedly deploy bulletproof glass to protect Trump, as well as other sophisticated security measures that are not typically granted for presidential candidates. The US Secret Service has approved a fresh plan for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump to conduct outdoor rallies following a July assassination attempt, the Washington Post reported on Thursday. … Read more
As Donald Trump’s presidential campaign faces mounting challenges, including lagging behind Vice President Kamala Harris in fundraising and swing state polls, the former president is bolstering his campaign team with several high-profile allies. Corey Lewandowski Back in Trump’s Campaign The latest additions include Corey Lewandowski, Trump’s former 2016 campaign manager, who will now provide advisory … Read more
Internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom is poised to be extradited from New Zealand to the United States, where he faces serious criminal charges related to his now-defunct file-sharing website, Megaupload. This decision marks a significant milestone in a legal saga that has spanned over a decade, following the closure of Dotcom’s website by U.S. authorities. New … Read more
On Wednesday, Nassau County, New York, introduced a groundbreaking piece of legislation—the first face mask ban in the country following the COVID-19 pandemic. This new law, known as the Mask Transparency Act, criminalizes the wearing of masks or face coverings that conceal one’s identity, except for health or religious reasons. Violations of this law are … Read more
Internet mogul Kim Dotcom has lost his long-running battle to prevent extradition from New Zealand to the United States. A representative for New Zealand Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith confirmed that he signed an extradition order for Mr Dotcom on Thursday. US authorities claim he gained his fortune through digital piracy on the now-defunct file-sharing website … Read more
Jana Marie Wissmann, born January 12, 1990, is an American television hostess. She was born to Jim Bob Duggar and Michelle Ruark in Tontitown, Arkansas. She has a twin brother, John-David, the first set of twins in the Duggar family, and she is the second child in the family. Their parents were blessed with nineteen … Read more
Businesses involved in generating, buying, or promoting fake online reviews will now face significant financial penalties under a new Federal Trade Commission (FTC) rule announced on Wednesday. This rule aims to combat deceptive marketing practices, including the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to create fake reviews, censoring negative feedback, and paying third parties for positive … Read more