Prosecutors Step In to Stop Cremation Barry Morphew, the man accused of murdering his wife Suzanne, tried to cremate her remains in February. But prosecutors intervened just in time, claiming he personally authorized the cremation. This bizarre twist comes as

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Donald Trump’s Latest Blunders Donald Trump’s antics will haunt us for a generation, say three opinion writers who aren’t holding back. They’re calling out the president’s mistakes on Iran, the SAVE Act, and his general folly. Iran: A Recipe for

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New Overpass Ready to Roll Get ready for some relief on your daily commute: the new I-5 overpass near Joint Base Lewis-McChord (JBLM) is opening this weekend. It’s been a long time coming, and we’re not exactly thrilled it took

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Trump’s Latest Beef with Europe Sen. Lindsey Graham is at it again, telling President Trump to consider pulling US military bases out of countries that won’t let American planes fly from them. This time, it’s about Europe’s refusal to help

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Shalom Baranes: The Man Who Doesn’t Bat an Eye Shalom Baranes, the architect behind Trump’s ballroom renovation, isn’t fazed by criticism. It’s not his first rodeo – he’s faced outrage before. A Refugee Turned Pentagon Renovator Baranes arrived in the

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Food Companies Scramble to Adapt The rising use of GLP-1 drugs is forcing restaurants and food companies to rethink their businesses. It’s not hard to see why: these medications can suppress appetite and change the way people eat, which is

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Bruno Mars is Back on Top Bruno Mars has beaten out Katy Perry and Rihanna, rising to No. 1 on Billboard’s Pop Airplay chart with his latest hit ‘I Just Might’. This isn’t just another win for Mars – it’s

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Nowhere to Call Home Thousands of migrants are stuck in Mexico, dumped in unfamiliar cities with no support and no clear way out. It’s a bureaucratic nightmare, and it’s getting worse. The US is deporting people to Mexico, but not

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Mysterious Disappearance Monica Reza, a rocket scientist with ties to a missing Air Force general, went missing on June 22, 2025, while hiking in Los Angeles. It’s a case that’s raising more questions than answers. Reza held the patent for

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Calvin Tomkins, the legendary writer who made contemporary art accessible to the masses, is dead at 100. Tomkins spent six decades at the New Yorker, profiling a who’s who of artists, from the eccentric Marcel Duchamp to the iconic Georgia

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