Author: Jay Tarife
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A 44-year-old Clovis man arrested for stabbing between 5th and Sheldon
Francisco Rodriguez-Rivera, 44, was arrested in Clovis, New Mexico when police responded to a report of an injured person at 5th Street and Sheldon Street. Jahmaal Glover, 28, was found bleeding from his head. Clovis Police immediately helped Glover, and EMTs took him to the hospital. Clovis Man Stabs, Victimizes in Intense Altercation Officers were…
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DeSantis Shocks with 2024 Exit: Endorses Trump for President
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has made a surprising exit from the 2024 US presidential race, delivering the news through a video on the social media platform X. Once a formidable contender and a key rival to Donald Trump for the Republican nomination, DeSantis cited a lack of a “clear path to victory” as the primary…
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All-European SpaceX Ax-3 Astronauts Double ISS Nationalities in Historic Docking
The SpaceX Crew Dragon Freedom was docked at the ISS by four Ax-3 crew. The Axiom Space-organized private mission, with an all-European crew, doubles the number of nations on the ISS from four to eight. All-European Ax-3 Astronauts Successfully Dock at ISS for 2-Week Mission On the Ax-3 crew, mission commander Michael “L.A.” López-Alegría, pilot…
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92-Year-Old Father Sues Daughter Over $200k Gift, Family Torn Apart in Legal Battle
William Bampton, 92, of Australia, tried to reclaim $200,000 from his $667,000 lotto windfall for his daughter Suzanne Vourlides. The court sided with the daughter and dismissed the claim. Father Sues Daughter Over $200k Gift, Tale of Betrayal and Broken Bonds In 2018, Bampton won a million dollars and gave some to his daughter. He…
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Arrest Made in Connection with New Year’s Eve Burglary: Barbourville Resident in Custody
Alan Wesley Smith, 47, of Barbourville, was arrested by the Knox County Sheriff’s Department for a New Year’s Eve burglary at Extreme Fitness on Highway 25E. An arrest occurred after a detective responded to a fitness center burglary complaint on December 31. One Barbourville man arrested for bold New Year’s Eve burglary: Stolen cars, tools,…
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Trump Fires Back: Refuting Claims of Mental Missteps
After Nikki Haley addressed mental health issues at a New Hampshire rally, GOP frontrunner Donald Trump responded. Trump Hits Back: Sharp Cognitive Skills on Display as He Counters Mental Fitness Allegations Trump addressed allegations that he mistook Haley with former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi when discussing January 6. Trump blamed his speeches’ irony and said…
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NASA’s Ingenuity Mars Helicopter: Communication Loss Sparks Mystery on 72nd Flight
NASA’s 72nd Mars flight, the Ingenuity Mars helicopter lost communication, leaving NASA unclear. Success! The chopper reached its 40-foot maximum altitude. However, communication was lost during the descent, leaving the Ingenuity crew in the dark regarding the helicopter’s health. Ingenuity’s Mars Mystery: NASA Analyzes Data After Communication Loss During Test After an unplanned landing, the…
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Vacationer’s Unbelievable Surprise as $1 Million Jackpot Win Unveiled – Pure Excitement Ensues!
Genese Rogers had an extraordinary end to her vacation when she returned home to discover she had won a staggering $1 million in Virginia’s New Year’s Millionaire Raffle. $1 Million Lottery Win Makes for Unforgettable Homecoming! The unexpected windfall placed her among the five fortunate individuals who each secured a top prize of $1 million.…
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Google Engineer’s Shocking Crime: Blood-Spattered Scene Unfolds in Alleged Murder of Wife at California Home
Google software worker Liren Chen, 27, was found “spattered in blood” at his Santa Clara, California, home after allegedly murdering his wife, Xuanyi Yu. On January 16, a brutal attack occurred at the posh home miles south of Google’s Silicon Valley headquarters. Engineer’s Grisly Alleged Crime A concerned friend called for a welfare check after…
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Controversial Water Tunnel Project Funding Doubted by California Court
A recent California court order has thwarted Governor Gavin Newsom’s plan to build a sizeable subterranean tunnel to reroute much of the state’s water. The argument involves a 1959 law that the Department of Water Resources (DWR) used to justify borrowing billions of dollars for an unnamed “Delta Program.” Legal Hurdles Threaten $16 Billion Water…