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But... that's kind of the point
Trump's Secret Service chief stunningly admits president has been secretly smuggled onto more decoy planes
Secret Service Director Sean Curran revealed that the effort to secretly smuggle President Donald Trump in a decoy Air Force One flight was a security tactic used before by his security team.
California woman whose death at concert sparked outrage after band played on had just moved into new home after devastating wildfires
A California woman who had tragically died during a jazz concert due to extreme heat had recently moved into a new home after initially losing it to the wildfires that engulfed Los Angeles last year.
HR boss jailed for just 33 months after she stole more than $1m from her employer and gambled it all away in a single casino
Tahnya Hyung Shafer, 48, worked for Spokane Industries, a small steel and iron castings business in Spokane Valley, Washington.
Andy Burnham's record at stopping the boats worse than Sir Keir Starmer's, figures show, with larger proportion of Channel migrants successfully reaching Britain
It comes after a staggering 1,739 migrants - or one every six minutes on average - reached the UK during the first week of October.
Influencer Adva Lavie found competent to stand trial on charges she ripped off wealthy suitors
Influencer Adva Lavie is found competent to stand trial on charges that she ripped off wealthy suitors.
Bitcoin’s four-month higher-low pattern explained: Will BTC USD price fall below $75,000 or rebound toward $94,500?
Bitcoin has recorded higher lows for four consecutive months, keeping its recovery pattern intact despite recent selling pressure. With BTC trading near $82,581, investors are watching the $75,000 support level to see whether the trend can hold or face a potential breakdown.
Port of LA, key US point for China imports, has best-ever quarter despite trade uncertainty
The Port of Los Angeles, the largest container port in the United States and the country’s leading gateway for imports from China and other Asian countries, had its busiest three-month period on record from July through to September, despite persistent uncertainty over tariffs and shifting global trade supply chains. “If there was ever a time for a drum roll, this is it,” said Gene Seroka, executive director of the Port of Los Angeles, during a media briefing on Friday. “July through September...