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Spy case: Wife of former Navy engineer pleads guilty to being his lookout
On Friday Diana Toebbe,46, a teacher and the wife of a former US Navy engineer pleaded guilty. The couple both initially pleaded not guilty, before accepting plea deals. Diana Toebe…
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DNA evidence convicts serial killer of three cold case murders
Serial killer Robert Hayes, 39 was convicted by a Volusia County Florida jury on Tuesday. DNA evidence led…
By Jackie AllenUkraine claims Russian invasion is underway
Russian President Vladimir Putin appeared in a televised statement Wednesday. He says that he has ordered a “special…
By Jackie AllenBranson’s Virgin Hyperloop layoffs, shifting to cargo-only transport
This week Virgin Hyperloop confirmed it has laid off half its employees and is abandoning development plans for…
By Jackie AllenLawsuit: 13-year-old bullied at school, framed on Instagram, jailed by police
A bullied teen is saying she went to jail because she was framed on Instagram. The family of…
By Jackie AllenBritney Spears tell-all book gets $15 million deal
The New York Post reports that pop superstar Britney Spears just signed with Simon & Schuster to write…
By Jackie AllenElon Musk to Biden: Tesla is the most American-made EV company
On February 9th the President finally acknowledged Tesla. And on February 16th Tesla CEO Elon Musk reminded him…
By Jackie AllenAllison Gollust pushed out at CNN in wake of scandals
Allison Gollust was forced to resign from her position as Chief Marketing Officer for CNN. Jason Kilar, CEO…
By Jackie AllenSpy case: Navy engineer pleads guilty to selling secrets
A grand jury indicted Annapolis-based naval nuclear engineer Jonathan Toebbe in the spy case in October 2021. He…
By Jackie AllenWendy Williams: says she is not incapacitated
Without prior notice to Wendy Williams, her bank, Wells Fargo is attempting to put her in a conservatorship.…
By Jackie AllenCosmic case of mistaken identity: Not SpaceX rocket set to hit the moon
It’s not SpaceX that is going to be crashing into the Moon on March 4th. In late January,…
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