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South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem Defends Controversial Decision to Shoot Family Farm Dog in Upcoming Book Release

WASHINGTON, DC – South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem is facing backlash after revealing in her upcoming book the controversial decision to shoot and kill her 14-month-old puppy, Cricket. Noem defended her actions during an interview with Fox News, claiming that the dog posed a threat to her family, including the children on their farm. Noem explained that Cricket, a wirehaired pointer, was a working dog and had exhibited aggressive behavior, including attacking livestock and even …

Salman Rushdie Releases Memoir and Speaks Out Against Rising Book Bans

New York, NY – In a shocking turn of events in August 2022, acclaimed novelist Salman Rushdie was brutally attacked by a knife-wielding audience member during a talk on writer safety. Rushdie, known for his controversial novel “The Satanic Verses,” was stabbed at least 12 times, causing grave injuries. Having received a death sentence from Iran in 1988 due to his novel’s contentious nature, Rushdie believed that enough time had passed for him to let …

Truck Drivers from Michigan Face Charges After Violent Incident at Pennsylvania Comic Book Store

Flint, Michigan – Two truck drivers from Michigan are facing charges of violent robbery and assault at a comic book store in Pennsylvania. The incident occurred when the suspects were allegedly involved in a heated altercation with store employees and customers. The confrontation escalated into a physical altercation, leading to injuries for multiple individuals at the scene. Police were called to the store, where they arrested the suspects and took them into custody for questioning. …

Men from Michigan charged in violent robbery of Bucks County comic book store in 2022

Bucks County, Pennsylvania – Two men stand accused of a violent robbery at a comic book store in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, as revealed by the county’s district attorney’s office. Both individuals, allegedly truck drivers from Michigan, faced charges related to the incident. Zackery Maximus Tucker, 22-years-old, appeared in court and is charged with robbery, aggravated assault, unlawful restraint, and other offenses. He is currently held at the Bucks County Correctional Facility on $300,000 bail. The …

Michigan Truck Drivers Arrested in Violent Bucks County Comic Book Store Robbery

Bucks County, Pennsylvania – Two men hailing from Michigan face charges for a violent robbery at a comic book store in Bucks County in September 2022, according to the district attorney’s office. The suspects, identified as 22-year-old Zackery Maximus Tucker and 35-year-old Caleb James-Lorenze Simpson, are accused of attacking the owner of Comic Collection in Feasterville, Lower Southampton Township. Upon entering the store on September 18, 2022, Tucker and Simpson allegedly posed as customers before …

New Book Shines Light on Women’s Stories of Loss and Resilience in Beirut Blast Aftermath

Beirut, Lebanon faced a dual crisis in the summer of 2020, grappling with the challenges brought on by a global pandemic and an internal economic collapse. On August 4th, a tragic event unfolded at the port of Beirut, where a warehouse containing ammonium nitrate caught fire, leading to a devastating explosion. This explosion, one of the largest non-nuclear blasts in history, resulted in the loss of least 220 lives, left over 6000 individuals injured, and …

HGTV Star Tarek El Moussa Shares Exclusive Excerpt from New Book: Teen Arrest for Attempted Murder

Tarek El Moussa, the HGTV star known for “Flip or Flop,” revealed in his new book, “Flip Your Life,” that he was arrested for attempted murder after a gang fight as a teenager. In an exclusive excerpt from his book, El Moussa opens up about the incident, saying, “If I hadn’t been arrested, I would have been killed.” El Moussa’s revelation sheds light on his troubled past and the challenges he faced growing up. It …

New Book Aims to Revive Investigation of I-70 Serial Killer And His Unsolved Spree

ST. LOUIS, Mo. – A man who carried out a series of shootings across the central U.S. along Interstate 70 over 30 years ago, leaving at least six people dead, has been the focus of a new book released by retired St. Louis-area journalist Bob Cyphers. The book, titled “Dead End: Inside the Hunt for the I-70 Serial Killer,” aims to keep the investigation alive and potentially jog the memories of people who may have …