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Suspect arrested for 2004 murder of Deanna Denise Howland
DNA technology solved a 2004 murder. According to the St. Louis Prosecuting Attorney’s Office, the defendant killed Deanna Denise Howland in June 2004 and dumped her corpse in various locations.…
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Mass shooting at MLK Day celebration in Florida
At least eight people were wounded in a mass shooting in Fort Pierce, Florida just north of West…
By Jackie AllenSpace Geeks: Gravitational lensing used to capture signals from a distant galaxy
Space scientists from Montreal and India captured a radio signal from a faraway galaxy. They used gravitational lensing…
By Jackie AllenVirginia Police Alleged to Have Involvement in Human Trafficking Ring
Unfortunately, we live in a society where human trafficking is everywhere. It exists not just across the world,…
By Gabrielle SeunagalNew York Mayor critical of feds’ border response during a visit to El Paso, Texas
The Mayor of New York, Eric Adams, made an unprecedented trip to the Texas border with Mexico on…
By Jackie AllenCalifornia Court Gives Policyholders a Boost: Appellate Panel Publishes Pro-Policyholder COVID-19 Decision
(USA Herald) — This is the case of Shusha Inc. v. Century-National Insurance Co., in the Court of…
By Samuel LopezHunter Biden asks judge not to allow his daughter to be named Biden
Hunter Biden asked Independence, Arkansas Circuit Court Judge Holly Meyer to stop his 4-year-old from taking his surname.…
By Jackie AllenAWP founder Jared Leisek accused of 1992 child rape
Adventures With Purpose (AWP) founder Jared Leisek has been accused of two counts of child rape that allegedly…
By Jackie AllenClouded Leopard Escapes in Dallas Zoo: Code Blue issued
Nova, the clouded leopard escaped from her habitat enclosure at the Dallas Zoo. Zookeepers discovered she was missing…
By Jackie AllenInsurance Bad Faith: The Hidden Cost of Supply Chain Delays
This is the case of Blockheads LLC v. Flexport Inc. et al., in the U.S. District Court for…
By Samuel LopezElection Integrity Under Attack: Attorneys Fighting Unjust Sanctions for Exposing Voter Fraud
This is the case of Kevin O’Rourke et al. v. Dominion Voting Systems Inc. et al., in the…
By Samuel Lopez
