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Woman Charged with Embezzling $360,000 by Impersonating Deceased Mother

Saturday, Jan 11

Minnesota woman accused of embezzling $360,000 from Social Security by pretending to be her deceased mother.

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Florida man scheduled for execution in state's first death penalty case of 2025

Saturday, Jan 11

A Florida man is set to be executed on February 13, 2025, marking the first execution in the state for the year.

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Arrest Made After Wisconsin Woman and Two Girls Found Dead

Saturday, Jan 11

Suspect Virgil Thew arrested over a week after the shooting deaths of a Wisconsin woman and two girls, marking a significant development in the case.

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Giuliani Found in Contempt Again Over Defamatory Claims Regarding Election Workers

Saturday, Jan 11

Rudy Giuliani has been held in contempt of court again for making defamatory remarks about election workers involved in the 2020 presidential election.

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Masked teens rampage in Queens, leaving resident injured during violent break-in

Saturday, Jan 11

Teenage gang invades homes in Queens, injuring a resident during a violent robbery involving a hammer and a knife.

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Navigating Infidelity and Open Relationships: A Marriage in Crisis

Saturday, Jan 11

Explores the struggles of a couple facing infidelity and considerations for separation amidst an open relationship dilemma.

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Connecticut Waitress Faces Backlash and Job Loss After Posting Racist Joke About Indian Uber Drivers

Saturday, Jan 11

A waitress's racist joke about Indian Uber drivers results in job loss and harassment, sparking a major online backlash.

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Frank Wycheck's CTE Diagnosis Highlights Risks of Football's Brutal Nature

Saturday, Jan 11

Frank Wycheck's CTE diagnosis serves as a reminder of the severe risks athletes face in the brutal game of football.

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New Hampshire Supreme Court supports ruling dismissing civil rights complaints against white nationalist group's banner display

Friday, Jan 10

The New Hampshire Supreme Court upheld a ruling dismissing civil rights complaints against a group displaying controversial banners, citing free speech protections.