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Homeless man and couple ‘completely made up’ viral story that raised $400,000
A feel-good tale that captured national attention about a homeless man using his last $20 to help a stranded woman was a complete fabrication, prosecutors revealed. The story led to over $400,000 in donations via GoFundMe before unraveling as a calculated hoax. Burlington County Prosecutor Scott Coffina stated on Thursday, “The entire campaign was predicated…
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You Probably Don’t Know What The Brand Name ASUS Stands For
When you think of ASUS, the first things that probably come to mind are cutting-edge laptops, powerful gaming rigs, and top-notch graphics cards. But there’s a story behind that name—a story that’s as intriguing as the tech itself. ASUS, the Taiwanese company that’s been wowing the world with innovative hardware since 1989, has a name…
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This Warren Buffett Index Fund Has a 100% Success Rate in the Stock Market — and It Just Might Make You a Millionaire
If you’ve ever thought about diving into the stock market but felt overwhelmed by all the options, let’s make this simple: Warren Buffett, the legendary investor himself, swears by one particular investment—the S&P 500 index fund. And for good reason. Why Index Funds Are a Smart Bet Investing in the stock market can feel risky,…
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What we know about Magdeburg Christmas market attack
On Friday evening, a car was driven into a crowd at a Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany. Reuters reported that five people were killed and over 200 were injured, many critically. According to authorities, one man has been arrested in connection with the incident, and they believe he acted alone. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz visited…
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Dow Jones Futures: Bulls Fight Back After Sell-Off, Palantir Leads; Government Shutdown Averted?
Government Shutdown Averted Late Friday, the House passed a critical stopgap funding bill to prevent a government shutdown. This measure, which keeps the government operational until March, is expected to clear the Senate soon. Technically, government funding lapsed at midnight ET, but swift legislative action has likely averted the crisis. This development comes after two…
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Harrison Okene: The man who survived 3 days at the bottom of the ocean
Harrison Okene’s story isn’t just unbelievable—it’s the kind of survival tale that leaves you wondering if it’s even real. In May 2013, Harrison, a cook aboard the Jascon-4 tugboat, lived through a nightmare most of us can’t even imagine. The ship sank, trapping him 30 meters underwater for nearly three days. With nothing but a…
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Samsung Galaxy phones just snagged a crucial security upgrade
Samsung has introduced a crucial new security feature designed to safeguard personal data in the AI age. This update, known as the Personal Data Engine, is a significant leap forward in data protection, aiming to address modern security challenges while preparing for future threats, including those posed by quantum computing. A New Era of On-Device…
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Amazon’s Tiny Home for $12,800: Is It the Affordable, Sustainable Solution You’ve Been Waiting For?
The housing market isn’t getting any easier. Rising costs and shrinking options are pushing people toward creative solutions. Enter the tiny home movement—a lifestyle that’s as much about affordability as it is about rethinking how we live. Retail giants like Amazon, Walmart, and Home Depot are tapping into this trend, offering tiny homes that blend…
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18 Great Last-Minute Gifts From Amazon Canada That Won’t Break the Bank
The holidays are here, and the clock is ticking! With the 25th just around the corner, it’s time to grab those last-minute gifts for everyone left on your list. But don’t stress—we’ve got you covered with budget-friendly options that’ll arrive on time (and save your wallet). From stocking stuffers to epic finds for that one…
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Canada’s Inflation Rate Drops to 1.9% but Core Measures Remain High
Canada’s annual inflation rate edged down to 1.9% in November, marking a notable shift from previous months. Statistics Canada’s latest report attributes the decline to lower mortgage interest costs and reduced prices for travel tours. However, core inflation metrics remain a challenge for policymakers, with the Bank of Canada’s preferred measures still exceeding the 2%…
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