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Oct 09 2024HEALTH

Covid's lingering heart effects: What you need to know

Did you know that Covid-19 can increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes for up to three years after infection? A recent study found that people who caught Covid in 2020 had twice the risk of major heart events compared to those who didn't test positive. Even more concerning, those hospitalized

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Oct 07 2024CRIME

Doctor Tries to Kill Partner with Fake Vaccine

In a surprising turn of events, a British doctor named Thomas Kwan admitted in court that he tried to kill his mother’s partner using a fake COVID-19 vaccine. The 53-year-old doctor from Sunderland dressed up as a nurse and even took his own mother's blood pressure before injecting the victim with p

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Oct 07 2024CRIME

Habitat for Humanity's Ex-Finance Director Pleads Guilty to COVID Fund Misuse

The former Finance Director of Habitat for Humanity in Central South Carolina, Ashley Clark Ingram, has admitted to embezzling over $388,000 meant for COVID-19 relief. This misappropriation of funds was discovered through an internal investigation conducted by the organization after she left her pos

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Oct 07 2024CRIME

Shocking Embezzlement: Habitat for Humanity's Finance Director Steals Over $500K

Imagine trusting someone to handle your money and then finding out they've taken half a million dollars for themselves. That's exactly what happened at Habitat for Humanity of Central South Carolina. Ashley Clark Ingram, who was the director of finance and operations, pleaded guilty to stealing gove

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Oct 07 2024POLITICS

Secret Recordings Reveal Biden's Health Scare in Vegas

Impressive new information has surfaced regarding President Biden's health after he canceled a speech in Las Vegas. The Las Vegas Police Department's radio recordings, obtained by Judicial Watch, paint a different picture than what the White House initially shared. Instead of just "mild symptoms," t

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Oct 06 2024HEALTH

The Changing World of Vaccines: Why Words Make a Difference

Imagine you’re reading a dictionary, and suddenly you notice that the definition of “vaccine” has changed. It might seem like a small thing, but it’s actually quite important. In 2021, both Merriam-Webster and the CDC updated their definitions for "vaccination" and "vaccine." Why is this significant

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Oct 06 2024CRIME

What's Going On With Crime in America?

In 2023, the story of crime in the U.S. is a mix of good news and bad news. Let's start with the good: violent crimes are down a bit from where they were before the pandemic hit in 2019. That’s right, the lockdowns of 2020 sent homicide rates soaring by almost 30%, but things have calmed down since

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Oct 06 2024POLITICS

Politician Demands Action Against Former COVID Czar

A Republican councilwoman from Queens is calling for the state Department of Health to take action against Dr. Jay Varma, who was New York City's senior health advisor during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Councilwoman Vickie Paladino believes that Varma's actions have broken public trust and sh

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Oct 06 2024CRIME

Millions Lost: A COVID Testing Scam's Aftermath

A man from Illinois has admitted to a huge fraud scheme that involved fake COVID-19 tests. This scam made millions of dollars, which the man used for luxuries like cars and stocks. His lab, LabElite, billed the government for tests that were either never done or were useless. People who got tested t

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Oct 04 2024EDUCATION

"How School Districts Are Spending Pandemic Funding"

ESSER III, a $122 billion funding boost to the previous ESSER I and II allocations of $68 billion, has been used by school districts across the country for various critical needs. Baltimore City Superintendent Dr. Sonja Santelises highlighted how her district invested in infrastructure projects like

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