According to a recent analysis by City Comptroller Brad Lander, false and unclear license plates that were invisible to speed cameras cost New York City approximately $108 million in lost revenue in 2023. Residents of New York claimed to see the issue everywhere. “I see individuals advertising these sort of disguising things [for license plates], … Read more
Three pals, Ricky Johnson, David Harrington, and Clayton McGeeney, were found dead in Jordan Willis’ Kansas City backyard days after attending a Chiefs game. John Picerno, Jordan Willis’ attorney, claims Willis is innocent and awaits autopsy and toxicology tests to explain the deaths. Jordan Willis in the Dark as Friends Found Dead – Kansas City … Read more
Nikki Haley, a Republican contender, asserts her determination to continue running even if she faces defeat in the New Hampshire primary. While voters await the results, Donald Trump aims for a significant victory, positioning himself for a potential rematch with President Joe Biden in November. Haley Stands Firm Against Trump’s Pressure, Vows to Challenge GOP … Read more
Shenzhou 17 astronauts are unpacking and checking supplies from the Tianzhou 7 transport at China’s Tiangong space station. On January 17, Wenchang Satellite Launch Center launched Tianzhou 7 on a Long March 7 rocket to the Tiangong space station in slightly over three hours. The China Manned Space Engineering Office released footage of Shenzhou 17 … Read more
Walmart shoppers are unhappy with self-checkout kiosk upgrades that require more employee help. The company’s CEO cited growing shoplifting as the reason for the change. However, some shoppers are complaining on social media about the increased personnel presence at self-checkout terminals. Shoppers Speak Out Against New Security Measures Walmart customers complained on X (previously Twitter), … Read more
In a historic moment for baseball enthusiasts, the 2024 Hall of Fame class welcomes three exceptional players: Adrian Beltre, Todd Helton, and Joe Mauer. The trio, renowned for their prowess on the field, made headlines as Beltre secured a remarkable 95.1% of votes, Mauer claimed 76.1%, and Helton earned his place with 79.7% approval, showcasing … Read more
The recent rejection of Roe v. Wade has spurred nationwide debates and affected women’s mental health, especially in places with automatic abortion laws. After the Supreme Court’s Dobbs vs. Jackson Women’s Health Organization ruling, reproductive-age women in states with trigger laws suffered heightened anxiety and sadness, according to a JAMA study. Impact on Reproductive Autonomy … Read more
As the filing season approaches, remote workers in the United States face a potential double tax threat due to a little-known rule impacting those employed by companies based in certain states. Residents working remotely for firms headquartered in Connecticut, Delaware, Nebraska, New York, and Pennsylvania could find themselves liable for income tax in both their … Read more
Maher Kassem, 63, of suburban Chicago, faces four first-degree murder charges for murdering his wife and three adult daughters in Tinley Park’s bloodiest event since 2008. After a domestic argument on Sunday morning in Tinley Park, 30 miles from Chicago, Majeda Kassem, 53, twins Halema and Zahia Kassem, 25, and Hanan Kassem, 24, died. Murder … Read more
The U.S. Supreme Court denied Michigan’s Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission (MICRC) plea to stop a district court order redrawing legislative districts today. Supreme Court Faces Showdown Over Racial Gerrymandering A three-judge district court panel nominated by Republican presidents found 13 Detroit-area Michigan House and Senate districts illegal racial gerrymanders in December 2023 in response to … Read more
