Author: Jinely
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Roommates File $16 Million Lawsuit Against Prince George’s County Police Officers for Alleged Unlawful Entry, Unjust Detention, and Shooting of Pet Dog
The federal lawsuit, filed by roommates living in a Maryland apartment, claims that on June 2, 2021, Prince George’s County police officers responded to a dog bite report at the plaintiffs’ apartment complex. Prince George’s County police officers are facing a $16 million lawsuit following allegations of illegal entry, unjust detention, and the unnecessary shooting…
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Reporters Without Borders Urges Action on Detention of U.S.-Russian Journalist in Russia
Contrary to official claims, Kurmasheva‘s arrest appears to be part of the Kremlin’s broader crackdown on independent journalism, adding to the disturbing trend of Moscow targeting and punishing foreign media. Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is calling attention to the unjust detention of Alsu Kurmasheva, a dual U.S.-Russian citizen apprehended in Kazan on October 18th for…
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Andy Stone, Meta Communications Director, Wanted by Russian Authorities Amid ‘Terrorist’ Label
In a startling move, this development follows Russia’s classification of Meta as a “terrorist and extremist” organization in October, paving the way for potential criminal actions against Russian users of its platforms. Russian authorities have added Andy Stone, the communications director for Meta, the U.S. technology giant that owns Facebook and Instagram, to their wanted…
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Top 3 Worst Places to Live in Texas
In Texas, discerning the ideal places to reside is crucial for a satisfying lifestyle. These locations, unfortunately, have gained notoriety as the least favorable places to call home in the Lone Star State. The top three worst places to live in Texas that fall short of the desired living standards First on the list of…
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Martin Lewis Unveils Potential Refunds for One Million Graduates Overpaid on Student Loans
The Money Saving Expert highlighted various reasons behind this financial windfall, including threshold errors, improper payment plans, and premature repayments. Financial guru Martin Lewis has unveiled a startling potential for one million graduates to claim refunds on overpaid student loans Martin Lewis, a prominent advocate for consumer rights, emphasized the simplicity of the solution, urging…
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Armed EMTs Subdue Kellie Boggs in Kentucky Assault: Ax Attack and Emergency Station Rampage
According to the Olive Hill Police Department, the alleged attack occurred around 1 a.m. on Friday, leaving an unidentified man with severe facial injuries. A group of armed EMTs successfully restrained Kellie Boggs, a 44-year-old woman accused of assaulting a man with an ax and causing havoc at an emergency service station The victim was…
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3 Most Dangerous Cities In South Carolina
In South Carolina, these urban centers have garnered attention due to elevated crime rates and community safety issues. Concerns about public safety have intensified as recent statistics reveal the most dangerous cities in South Carolina Cities in South Carolina grappling with heightened crime levels include the state’s capital, Columbia, where incidents of violence and property…
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Social Security Recipients Set to Benefit from Robust 8.7% Cost-of-Living Adjustment in 2023, Bringing Average Monthly Payout to $1,827
For those born before the 11th and 20th of each month, the eagerly awaited monthly payment will hit bank accounts on December 14. Social Security beneficiaries are currently enjoying an average monthly payout of $1,827, thanks to the 8.7% Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) for the year 2023, with a maximum payout capped at $4,555 Meanwhile, beneficiaries…
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Bridget Shergalis and Activist Calla Walsh Arrested in Alleged Vandalism of Israeli Company’s Office in New Hampshire Protest
In a shocking turn of events, former Disney Channel actress Bridget Shergalis and left-leaning activist Calla Walsh found themselves in hot water as they were apprehended for their alleged involvement in the vandalism of an Israeli company’s office in Merrimack, New Hampshire. Reports indicate that the incident occurred during a protest last week, where Bridget…
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European Parliament Condemns Murder of Georgian Citizen Tamaz Ginturi, Calls for Action Against Russian Occupation in Resolution
The European Parliament resolution, titled “On the murdered Georgian citizen Tamaz Ginturi and the abduction of Levan Dotiashvili by Russian occupation forces in the occupied Tskhinvali region of Georgia,” was collaboratively prepared by various European Parliament groups, with MEP Anna Fotiga taking the lead. The European Parliament has officially adopted a resolution addressing the tragic…