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Student loan forgiveness scams: MUST READ to avoid being scammed as the payment pause on student loans is coming to an end

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The payment pause on student loans is coming to an end after more than three years of relief. The United States Department of Education just stated that student loan interest will restart on September 1st, with payments due in October. This student loan forgiveness news affects millions of Americans, providing scammers with a perfect chance. In fact, … Read more

Johnny Johnson’s mercy plea to the court for killing 6-year-old girl has been rejected by Missouri governor

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Despite the man’s attorneys continuing to assert that he is mentally incompetent, Missouri Governor Mike Parson announced on Monday that the state will move forward with this week’s scheduled execution of a man who kidnapped and killed a 6-year-old girl nearly two decades ago. The 45-year-old Johnny Johnson will be executed by lethal injection on Tuesday … Read more

Man who killed Alamogordo Police Officer Anthony Ferguson pleads not guilty but will remain incarcerated, judge says

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Dominic De La O, the suspect in the shooting death of Alamogordo police officer Anthony Ferguson, will be held in custody pending his trial, according to NEW MEXICO (KRQE). De La O appeared in Otero County Court on Monday morning, where a judge granted the state’s plea to hold him in jail until his trial. … Read more

Families of Astroworld victims still hoping for fair justice for their late loved ones. Who to pinpoint?

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No charges have been filed over two years after ten people were crushed to death during the disastrous 2021 Astroworld festival, despite the fact that some people, including event personnel, had safety concerns. Families of Astroworld victims still yearn for the early loss of their loved ones. According to a nearly 1,300-page report published by … Read more

Breaking: Johnny Johnson, The Missouri Man With Schizophrenia, Can Be Executed After All According To Appellate Court

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The execution of a 45-year-old Missouri man suffering from schizophrenia has been rescheduled after an appellate court changed its decision on Saturday. Johnny Johnson is scheduled to be executed by lethal injection at the state prison in Bonne Terre on Tuesday for the 2002 murder of Casey Williamson, who was six years old at the … Read more

Women Struggle In Saving Money Compared To Men, Study Has Shown

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The average British person has more than £12,000 in savings, but women have £3,000 less than men. According to a survey of 2,000 adults, 79% would like to have a financial buffer, with 60% of savers willing to put away as much as they can right now “just in case.” As a result, the average … Read more

Bank of England Interest Rates Are Expected To Raise NEXT WEEK – What To Expect

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However, pressure on the Bank of England (BoE) may be easing as interest rates may peak sooner than projected. The Bank of England interest rates are expected to raise by 0.25 percentage points on Thursday, August 3 It would be the 14th consecutive increase, but it would be a lower increase than the unexpected 0.5 … Read more

22-Year-Old Gary Miller Went “Grand Theft Auto” Mode After Police Chase, The Man Is Already Arrested

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According to the sheriff’s office, a Florida man identified as Gary Miller was arrested last week when a Collier County deputy clocked him speeding more than 120 miles per hour. According to the arrest record, a deputy saw a Nissan Murano going at a high rate of speed on Interstate 75 in Naples shortly after midnight … Read more

Celebrating Americans with Disabilities Act Day: Visit How ADA Gives Significant Support To Many Americans As We Commemorate Its 33 Years of Existence

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This year marks the 33rd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act day (ADA) and its significance to many individuals. We support the ADA’s principles and spirit, as well as the way it enhances the lives of millions of people. Matt’s story exemplifies how the ADA and our Ticket to Work (Ticket) Program can assist … Read more