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In a horrific double murder that stunned a Tennessee community, a man shot and killed his girlfriend while she was on a FaceTime call with her mother — then turned the gun on her friend moments later. The tragedy unfolded on May 13,…

In a fiery written opinion this week, Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas slammed the role of so-called “experts” in courtroom decision-making, calling them “self-described” and “irrelevant.” His remarks came after the Court upheld a…

A Nevada woman has been sentenced to 12–35 years in prison after deliberately driving her car into her boyfriend following a shocking domestic dispute. The case unfolded in May 2024, when 31‑year‑old Julie Bush confronted her 51‑year‑old…

LAS VEGAS — Police have uncovered a devastating case of child confinement after a Nevada boy was found locked in his bedroom by his adoptive parents since he was just 5 years old. The 17-year-old youth was rescued in June 2025 when…

If you never received that third stimulus check — the one worth up to $1,400 — you’re definitely not the only one. In fact, the IRS recently announced it’s still sending out payments to more than a million Americans who never got theirs.…

If you’re 66 and receiving Social Security, you might be in for one of the largest checks of the year. In fact, some retirees are about to receive as much as $4,018 this June. The best part? Payments are just days away for many. Let’s…

If you’re a parent, you know how quickly the costs of raising a child can pile up. Between groceries, school supplies, clothing, and childcare, it feels like there’s always something new to budget for. That’s why a $1,500 child payment,…

If you and your spouse both receive Social Security benefits, there’s a good chance you’ll see a direct deposit of around $3,089 this June. That’s not a bonus or extra payout — it’s part of the regular monthly Social Security benefit,…

If you're raising kids, you already know how expensive summer can get — especially when school’s out and those free school meals stop. Grocery bills go up, snacks disappear in a flash, and suddenly you're spending way more just to keep the…

If you live in Chicago and money’s been tight, there’s something worth paying attention to. The city is bringing back a program that gives some residents $500 a month for a full year — no strings, no payback, and no judgment about how you…