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Gas Station Owner Tired Of Watching Low-Income People Struggle Goes Viral Over Blunt Sign
“If you don’t have money or a job you can have a sandwich and a bottle of water for free.” That’s the note taped to a refrigerator window near the milk at Star Mart in East Texas, according to The Sun News, which covered the story when it first made news in September 2016. Owner…
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DNA Names Man in Lake Mead Barrel—Shot in 1980s, Killer Unknown
Las Vegas police identified the man in a 2022 Lake Mead barrel as Edward “Buddy” Lelburian Jackson via DNA. A detective said there’s no evidence of mob ties.
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DOJ indicts 10 ‘foreign nationals’ in Minnesota; one alleged 2026 primary vote
A federal grand jury returned indictments of 10 people described by the Justice Department as “foreign nationals,” alleging illegal voting and false claims of U.S. citizenship in Minnesota.
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How Ebola Crossed Two Borders to Nairobi: Kenya Confirms First Case
Kenya has quarantined 10 contacts and is tracing 57 more after the country’s first confirmed Ebola case died in Nairobi. Africa CDC’s chief questioned how the patient traveled through DR Congo and Uganda into Kenya without detection.
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How An IVF Lab’s Birthdate Error Upended Two Families
ABC News reported an Ohio couple learned the embryo implanted during IVF belonged to another family. Guided by their Catholic faith, they carried the baby to term and returned him to his biological parents.
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Fauci’s Own Files Come Back to Haunt Him Again as His Damning Instructions…
A short source snippet attributes a new allegation about Anthony Fauci to Kentucky Republican Sen. Rand Paul and links it to a Western Journal post. The Western Journal’s headline reads, “New Fauci Docs Prove He Repeatedly Told People to Delete Emails He Sent Them.” We have not seen the referenced documents, and the supplied snippet…
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Trump OKs Firing Squad for 2009 Fort Hood Shooter
NPR reports President Trump approved an execution by firing squad for the former Army psychiatrist who killed 13 people at Fort Hood in 2009.
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Teen’s Hand Blown Off—France Freezes Stun Grenades as Probes Mount
Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez paused the devices after a 15-year-old’s hand was torn off during school protests in Lens, with conflicting accounts of what happened.
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What NPR Asked a Former CIA Officer About Germany’s Ex-Spy Chief and Espionage Claims
NPR says host A Martinez interviewed former CIA senior executive clandestine service officer Daniel Hoffman about “the espionage allegations against the former German spy chief” and modern espionage. The 3:16 segment aired on Morning Edition on Oct. 7, 2026. What NPR Aired According to NPR’s program page, Martinez spoke with Hoffman about allegations involving a…
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GPS Led Car Into River—Mississippi Teen Helped Rescue 3 Girls and a Cop
Police in Moss Point say a 16-year-old entered the Pascagoula River before dawn to help save three teens from a sinking car—and then aided an officer who went under.
