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Joe Felz really was digitizing antique Bibles and unusual historical texts before his sudden death at 40. Georgia authorities reportedly classified his death as suicide
The U.S. Treasury is increasing long-term bond buybacks just as federal debt crosses $40 trillion and long-term yields approach 20-year highs. It is not technically
A surprising number of facts behind the viral 99-0404 theory are real: a Special Air Mission flight in Arizona, a senior Pentagon intelligence visit to
Opioid settlement funds can support some law-enforcement programs—but they cannot simply replace ordinary police spending. Gloucester County records raise serious questions about salary offsets, police
The claim that ISIS “never attacks Israel” is false—but the underlying question is legitimate. ISIS has attacked Israel and Israeli forces, yet its operational focus
Were Israeli women raped during the October 7 attack? The evidence supports sexual violence and reasonable grounds for rape allegations—but the number of rapes, some
Spain announced that people it considers directly involved in genocide, human-rights violations, or war crimes in Gaza can be barred from entry. This explainer shows
A farmer used AI successfully for more than a year before one bad pesticide recommendation devastated nearly 25 acres of sesame. The real warning is
A new JAMA study found that older adults who performed well on a 30-second one-leg balance test had substantially lower mortality over seven years. But
Adelanto is a privately operated civil immigration detention center where most detainees in recent ICE data had no criminal record. State investigators documented serious failures,