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Widow Accused of Killing Husband

Widow Accused of Killing Husband and Writing Children’s Book Faces Lawsuit by Estate Seeking $13 Million in Damages

The lawsuit, filed by Eric Richins’ living trust and estate, claims theft, wrongful death, misappropriation, and fraud, among other crimes. A new lawsuit has been filed against Kouri Richins, the Utah widow who is accused of killing her husband with a fentanyl overdose and subsequently writing a children’s book on grief The estate is seeking…

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California Governor and Democrats Reach Budget Deal

California Governor and Democrats Reach Budget Deal, Addressing $32 Billion Deficit Without Draining State Savings

The plan aims to address a budget deficit of nearly $32 billion without depleting the state’s savings account. California Governor Gavin Newsom and Democratic legislators have reached an agreement on a budget deal to allocate $310.8 billion for the upcoming year California, which heavily relies on tax revenues from the wealthy, experienced slowed revenue growth…

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US Public Debt Reaches Alarming Levels

US Public Debt Reaches Alarming Levels, Warns Congressional Budget Office

The nonpartisan agency’s latest 30-year outlook reveals a projected record-high public debt of 181% of American economic activity by 2053, compared to an estimated 98% by the end of the current budget year. The CBO has released a concerning report on the US government’s financial situation, indicating continuously rising deficits, increased government spending, and a…

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Synagogue Shooter

Synagogue Shooter’s Mental Health Issues Presented in Death Penalty Trial

Testifying on Wednesday, a neurologist, Dr. Siddhartha Nadkarni, revealed that the shooter had made multiple suicide attempts in his youth, had been involuntarily committed several times, and suffered from schizophrenia and epilepsy. During the ongoing death penalty trial of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooter, new evidence has emerged regarding the defendant’s mental health Dr. Nadkarni described…

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Sexual Assault in Mississippi

Rankin County Sheriff’s Office Fires Deputies Following Allegations of Sexual Assault in Mississippi Home Invasion

The lawsuit, filed by Michael Jenkins and Eddie Parker, accuses six White deputies of unlawfully entering their private residence and subjecting them to two hours of physical abuse. Multiple deputies have been terminated by the Rankin County Sheriff’s Office in Mississippi following allegations of sexual assault and torture made by two Black men in a…

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$200 Billion Potentially Stolen in COVID-19 Relief Programs

Over $200 Billion Potentially Stolen in COVID-19 Relief Programs, Federal Watchdog Report Reveals

The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) inspector general’s report emphasizes the susceptibility of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and COVID-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) programs to fraudsters, particularly during the early stages of the pandemic. New estimates from a federal watchdog reveal that over $200 billion may have been stolen from two major COVID-19…

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Pennsylvania Senate Passes Legislation

Pennsylvania Senate Passes Legislation to Reform Probation System and Reduce Incarceration

The bill received overwhelming support with a 45-4 vote and will now move to the House of Representatives for further consideration. Pennsylvania’s state Senate has passed legislation aimed at reforming the probation system in an effort to reduce the number of individuals on probation and in jail The bill’s advocates are optimistic about its prospects,…

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Caseworkers Arrested

Caseworkers Arrested in Pennsylvania for Child Abuse and Neglect Cover-Up

Five caseworkers from Lackawanna County’s Office of Youth and Family Services in Pennsylvania have been charged with felony counts of child endangerment and failing to report abuse after allegedly failing to protect children from severe abuse and neglect. The charges were announced by District Attorney Mark Powell, who accused the caseworkers of allowing children to…

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Eviction Crisis Sweeps America

Eviction Crisis Sweeps America as Protections End and Homelessness Rises

Despite a temporary halt during the COVID-19 pandemic, eviction filings by landlords have surged, leading to a corresponding increase in homelessness. The United States is grappling with a severe eviction crisis, marking a new epidemic in the country Research conducted by Princeton University’s Eviction Lab reveals the dire situation faced by low-income renters across the…

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