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Jeffery Epstein’s Little Black Book of 1,971 Names
Abby 1 contact page 1 Joanna Abousleiman 1 contact page 1 Nick Adam France1 contact page 1 Alejandro Agag 1 contact page 1 Marie Claire & John Agnew UK1 contact page 1 Azzedine Alai 1 contact page 1 Rufus & Sally Albermarle US1 contact page 1 Saffron Aldridge UK1 contact page 1 Pam Alexander 1 contact page 1 Giacomo Aligranti UK1 contact page 1 Paul…
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Orb
It seems like yesterday when I looked deadpan and serious into the camera and reported, “People are voluntarily lining up to have their eyeballs scanned with a Worldcoin orb to get a digital ID.” In a dystopian twist of technological innovation, the once-heralded Orb has morphed into a nightmarish reality, leaving its users caught in…
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Rosen Violates STOCK Act, Nevada’s Trust
Nevada’s U.S. Senator Jacky Rosen failed to report stock transactions within the required time frame, raising questions about her compliance with federal law. The STOCK Act, enacted in 2012, was designed to prevent insider trading among members of Congress and mandates timely reporting of stock transactions. Rosen’s apparent violations of this law may undermine public…
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Hill’s Fee Plan Would Kill Tahoe Tourism
For nearly a decade, the construction of the grand concrete pathway on the East Shore of Lake Tahoe has slowly unfolded, drawing excitement and trepidation among locals. However, what was once a serene destination has now transformed into a California-style traffic snarl, causing mile-long backups on SR-28 and putting fire evacuation plans at risk. Residents…
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Biden’s Pentagon Refuses to Pay for Return of Marines Body for Burial
The family of Sgt. Nicole Gee, a U.S. Marine who tragically lost her life during the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan in August 2021, had to scramble to raise money to transport her remains to Arlington National Cemetery. Gee was among the 13 service members killed in an Islamic suicide bombing at the Hamid Karzai International…
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The Islamic Terror Attack You Never Heard About
Okay, I have sat on this story long enough… Fargo, North Dakota, was the subject of a terror attack earlier this month, bringing to light concerns over U.S. immigration policies and the potential security risks posed by the resettlement of refugees. The violent attack occurred near a car crash on 25th Street in Fargo on…
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Washoe County to Teach Sex-Ed to 4th and 5th Graders
The Washoe County School District (WCSD) is at the center of a heated debate over its proposed sex-education curriculum, called Sexuality, Health, And Responsibility Education (SHARE,) designed for 4th and 5th graders aged 9-11. It has drawn attention for aligning with the National Sexuality Education Standards (NSES), developed by a coalition of progressive organizations, including…
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Do You Want Your Pack Animal With One Hump or Two?
Edward Fitzgerald Beale, who blazed the Beale Wagon Road in the late 1850s, reportedly claimed that the inspiration for using camels came to him while exploring Death Valley with Kit Carson. But, there is no corroborating evidence in his diaries or papers to support this account. However, in 1836, the U.S. Army studied whether to…
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Schieve and Hartung Receive Blow in Trackergate Case
The case known as Trackergate involves Reno Mayor Hillary Schieve and former Washoe County Commissioner Von Hartung filing a civil lawsuit against private investigator David McNeely of 5 Alpha Industries and an unidentified individual, John Doe, who hired him. The plaintiffs allege that McNeely trespassed onto Schieve’s property, installing a tracking device on her car…
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The Two-Tent Town That Built the City by the Bay
In June 1870, Dr. Pierson, in a letter to the Carson Tribune, vividly described the desolate beginnings of Virginia City. “I visited the spot known as Virginia and found not a house, but two tents in the ground,” he wrote. Little did the men realize that beneath their feet lay unimaginable riches. Carson rancher W.P.…