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Another One? Texas Woman Kills 4-Year-Old Daughter. At Least There Will Be No Trial. (opens the original)
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Earlier this week, I wrote an article about whether moms were killing their children more often lately, or if we're just seeing more of it in the news because the media is fixated on it due to the Lindsay Clancy case. Or, perhaps, it's just a big coincidence. My research was inconclusive, as there isn't a ton of recent information on this topic. Historic data shows there hasn't been an increase and that men are just as likely, or more likely in some cases, to commit filicide. But most of that in
Venezuela 9 Months Later: Pressure, Protests, Power Outages... and a U.S. Military Base? (opens the original)
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Saturday will mark nine months since the United States military swooped into Caracas and arrested Nicolás Maduro, the man who claimed to be the president of Venezuela, but who was really just a narco-terrorist holding the country hostage. Nine months later, Venezuela is better off. A new hydrocarbons law ended the state's monopoly on oil production and sales. The U.S. Embassy in Caracas reopened its doors after seven years. An amnesty law has led to the release of hundreds of political prisoners
Death Row Inmate Survives Two Executions. We Now Know More About What Happened. (opens the original)
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In 1995, 18-year-old Christa Pike thought that her Jobs Corp classmate, Colleen Slemmer, was trying to steal her boyfriend. So Pike and a couple of friends lured Slemmer to an abandoned plant near the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. For half an hour, they taunted and tortured her, and finally, Pike smashed her skull with a piece of asphalt, killing her. The three returned to their dorm as if nothing had happened, and Pike even kept a souvenir — a piece of Slemmer's skull — that she apparen
Shield of the Americas in Action: 45 Tons of Drugs Headed for the United States (opens the original)
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Around 45 metric tons of drugs — mostly cocaine — are headed to the United States. That's about 99,000 pounds, and, actually, the drugs were headed to the U.S. on Tuesday, so I imagine they're already here. And no, they're not coming via one of those little narco-"fishing boats" that we like to blow up. They're coming via a United States Air Force C-17 transport plane from Costa Rica, and it's yet another symbol of how our two countries are ramping up our partnership in the war against the carte
Georgia Democrat Candidate and Drag Show Host Sentenced for Cruelty to Children (opens the original)
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In 2021, Justin Grant Gillespie was working at a daycare center in Hull, Ga. At that time, he hit a five-year-old girl with a spatula on her lower back, hard enough to apparently leave a big red raised welt. What did she do to deserve this? The little girl told investigators that he was angry with her because she didn't want to take a nap. The girl's parents discovered the wound later in the day, contacted the local sheriff's office, and pressed charges. Gillespie claimed it was an "accident" an
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