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On November 29, 1981, the world mourned when Natalie Wood, a beloved actress, died when she drowned on a boat trip to Santa Catalina Island. She was on board the Splendour, a boat that she owned with her husband Richard Wagner, when the tragedy took place.…
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Former Trump adviser Steve Bannon is testifying before the House Intelligence Committee next Tuesday as part of their investigation into Russian meddling into the 2016 election. Bannon hired top DC lawyer Bill Burck. Burck currently represents White House counsel Don McGahn and former White House Chief…
Anissa Weier was just sentenced to 25 years in a mental care facility for stabbing a classmate in 2014. Weier pleaded guilty in August to attempted second-degree intentional homicide. She claimed it was an attempt to please the fictional horror character ‘Slender Man.’ Killing for Slender Man Weier…
Pentagon officials admitted that it ran a top-secret UFO investigation for five years until 2012. The Pentagon investigated reports of UFO’s according to Defense Department officials. The New York Times first broke the story. The program is officially known as the Advanced Aviation Threat Identification Program. The…
Financial experts are warning that North Korean hackers have been attempting to target Bitcoin exchanges because of the increasing worldwide demand for the digital currency. In 2016, digital security company FireEye noted that North Korea has already begun targeting banks and financial systems. Bitcoin value has skyrocketed throughout the…
Just two months before the start of the 2018 Olympic Games in South Korea, the International Olympic Committee has announced that they have banned Russia from the winter games as punishment for doping at the 2014 Sochi Games. The IOC has claimed it was a state-sponsored…
In London, locals have recently opened up a popup shop called ‘Choose Love’. The employees claim this business is to provide support to refugees. During the holiday season, that may sound good, many of these type of charities aren’t always what they claim to be. Kony…
The U.S. State Department, run by Secretary of State John Kerry has funneled more than $9 million to his daughter’s nonprofit foundation. According to reports, Secretary knew about the program as he discussed an extension from the State Department’s funding in 2014. What we’re talking about…
Yahoo executives announced that Yahoo was breached by hackers and exposed information of more than 10 million of its users. This latest breach shows the fight against data breaches still continues and major industry leaders have still not implemented the right measures to prevent hacks. Yahoo…
Wells Fargo incentives led to illegal banking practices Banking giant Wells Fargo faced another round of fines for opening accounts without customers’ permission. Wells Fargo agreed to pay nearly $200 million to the victims, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau fund and the LA Office of the…