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Issue 2,033 – Copyright (c) 2025. All rights reserved. Keeping WB’s Clock Alive Since 2017. FROM THE DESK OF WYCKOFF TRADER (Read the Terminology at the bottom if you need clarification on Wyckoff/WB/ME-isms) – 🐂 The Bull – Represents structural resilience, bid stacking, and market strength. If liquidity holds, the bull carries the weight– 🐻 […]
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A Hesperia man has been sentenced and an Adelanto man faces additional charges after investigators uncovered a staged crash aimed at defrauding a rideshare driver’s insurance. Read more at VVNG.com. #Hesperia #Adelanto #VVNG #News
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Organização criminosa atuava no contrabando, lavagem de dinheiro e fraudes no sistema financeiro e movimentou, pelo menos, R$ 40 milhões
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Analizând sute de fragmente osoase de Neanderthal provenite dintr-o peșteră din Belgia, arheologii au descoperit un secret înfiorător: șase neanderthalieni au fost mâncați de semenii lor în urmă cu 45.000 de ani, iar canibalii au preferat să mănânce mai întâi femeile și copiii.
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Si svolge oggi l’ultima udienza del processo sulla morte di Luca Piscopo, il ragazzo di soli 15 anni morto dopo aver mangiato in un ristorante di sushi del Vomero (Napoli). Morto dopo aver mangiato sushi al Vomero: oggi l’udienza Il giovane si era recato al locale con quattro amiche ed avevano usufruito della formula “all [...]
Se mantienen en el país Copa, Wingo, Satena y Boliviana de Aviación
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En medio de la tensión previa a la final de la Copa Centroamericana, el presidente Bernardo Arévalo se convirtió inesperadamente en protagonista al enviar un mensaje directo al plantel de Xelajú MC. El gesto ocurrió durante La Ronda, l
Federica Mogherini, rectrice du Collège d’Europe à Bruges, est accusée de fraude.
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The filing comes after Colombian President Gustavo Petro accused the U.S. government of committing murder for the Sept. 15 strike that killed the fisherman.
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The Namibian Police Force officially launched the 2025/26 festive season operation for the Kavango West region under the theme ‘Safer Namibia’ on Tuesday, with regional commander […]
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Tammy Ouellette was last seen at home this morning, but may have been spotted in Auburn
It seems that for the 3rd time in six weeks Amazing AI (AAI) is set to appear on the Investor Meet platform. I wonder how much Investor Meet is trousering for platforming Paul Mathieson who most of the City is rushing to cold shoulder. I called Investor and spoke to its CEO Marc Downes following it up with the email below. Downes seems to think that both Amazing and I have equally valid two sides to a story. He had not bothered to fund out why Guild had quit as advisor last week. Giving moral equivalence to a man who publicly weaponises the suicide of a woman and to the son of that woman is despicable but that is the position Downes seems to take. My email , copying in my lawyers, reads:
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An Iowa judge pleaded guilty and was sentenced Tuesday following an arrest last month for operating a vehicle while intoxicated.
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Talwani ruled in the case filed by 22 Democratic-led states, which argued that the criteria for the ban on funding were too vague.
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HANNIBAL — Following the passage of a public safety sales tax by Hannibal voters last month, a handful of proposals and contracts brought forth by Hannibal Police Chief Jacob Nacke at Tuesday night’s Hannibal City Council meeting stressed the enduring necessity — and ongoing cost — of maintaining adequate resources to keep the city safe....
Dog set on fire in Prince George's County neighborhoodIn a disturbing incident in Prince George's County, Maryland, a dog was set on fire, prompting a police investigation into the crime. As of the latest updates, authorities have not made any arrests. This alarming case highlights ongoing issues related to animal cruelty in the area. For more details, visit WUSA9.
Alla vigilia della gara di Coppa Italia contro la Lazio, Massimiliano Allegri ha rilasciato queste parole ai microfoni di SportMediaset: Come sta Pulisic? "Pulisic è a...
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A loose emu was safely contained by the Norwich Police Department after being spotted in a residential neighborhood.
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Milwaukee police are searching for a critically missing 4-year-old boy who may be with his possibly armed 12-year-old sister. Nevin Powell was last seen walking down N. Fifth Street in Milwaukee with his sister, Sanuya Wooten-Powell. He was last in contact with his guardian Tuesday night, WISN reported. Nevin is described as 3 feet tall …
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The filing comes after Colombian President Gustavo Petro accused the U.S. government of committing murder for the Sept. 15 strike that killed the fisherman.
O ex-atacante Fred, com passagens marcantes por Fluminense, Atlético-MG, Cruzeiro, Lyon e seleção brasileira, estreou ontem como técnico, comandando o Fortaleza sub-17 na Supercopa Capital, disputada em Brasília.O que aconteceuA estreia foi com uma gol
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A 54-year-old man has been arrested after carrying out a self-described “terrorist attack” by throwing Molotov cocktails at security officers outside of a federal building in California that houses Immigration and Customs Enforcement offices, the Justice Department said Tuesday. Jose Francisco Jovel was accused by federal investigators of carrying out the attack on Monday at a building in Los Angeles that houses Immigration and Customs Enforcement offices. Investigators say that the attack was motivated by opposition to the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration. “This case exemplifies how misleading and hateful rhetoric against federal law enforcement can and does result in violence,” said First Assistant United States Attorney Bill Essayli. “Irresponsible rhetoric by politicians and activists have real-world consequences. It must stop.”Jovel, who lives in Koreatown, has been charged with attempted malicious damage of federal property and is expected to appear in federal court on Wednesday. Essayli said that additional charges may be added. On Monday, Jovel rode his bike to the Federal Building located in the Civic Center of downtown Los Angeles hours after lighting his own apartment on fire after being evicted, prosecutors said. He then allegedly threw a Molotov cocktail through a sliding door of an employee entrance to the building before throwing another one into the public door. While the bottles did not catch on fire, investigators say that surveillance footage shows Jovel trying to light one of the devices on fire. Jovel was then arrested by federal officers who found five more Molotov cocktails and a lighter in his possession, investigators say. He was also found with knives and was making anti-ICE comments, according to federal law enforcement sources. Officers reported hearing Jovel say he was motivated by his anger at the Trump administration’s immigration policies. He allegedly referred to his actions as “a terrorist attack” and told officers, “you’re separating families” before urging nearby people to “start shooting these” officers. The attack prompted the buildings lobby to be shutdown for the investigation. 50% off DailyWire+ annual memberships will not return for another year, so don’t miss this deal! Join now at DailyWire.com/cyberweek.If convicted, Jovel will face a minimum of five years in prison and a maximum of 20 years. “There can be zero tolerance for any targeting of law enforcement officials – let alone violent acts – and we’re lucky that the devices allegedly thrown by the subject did not physically injure anyone,” said Akil Davis, the Assistant Director in Charge of the FBI’s Los Angeles Field Office. “The FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force is dedicated to investigating and holding accountable anyone who conducts targeted attacks against government employees.”The Department of Homeland Security said that Jovel has a criminal history that includes arrests for attempted murder in 1987, robbery with a firearm in 1991, and molesting a victim under the age of 18 in 2007, Fox 11 reported.In recent months, ICE agents have faced a surge in violent attacks and threats as they carry out the Trump administration’s immigration agenda.
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The PIL was filed by Prakash Kumar of Chatra and Shyam Kumar of Ranchi. It names the State of Jharkhand, the Chief Secretary, the JSSC Chairman, the Examination Controller, the Home Department and senior police officials as respondents.
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President Trump stands by War Secretary Pete Hegseth and the drug boat strikes as the Cabinet convenes once again, the administration threatens to withhold tax dollars over illegal commercial driver’s licenses, and a New Jersey probe into a pro-life pregnancy center winds up in the Supreme Court.It’s Wednesday, December 3, 2025, and this is the news you need to know to start your day. Today’s edition of the Morning Wire podcast can be heard below, and the video version can be seen on The Daily Wire:Trump Backs Hegseth In Cabinet MeetingTopline: President Trump gathered his cabinet Tuesday and defended Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, vowing to continue his strikes against narco-terrorists.All eyes on Hegseth: The War secretary has come under fire for allegedly ordering airstrikes targeting survivors of a drug smuggling boat that had been destroyed by an initial strike. The White House has rallied around Hegseth, reiterating that these suspected cartel members have been designated as terrorists, and are essentially enemy combatants of the United States. On Tuesday, Hegseth struck a defiant tone, vowing to continue the strikes.The original reporting on the alleged illegal strike story is now facing a flood of scrutiny. The New York Times published a story this week refuting the main allegation against Hegseth — that he specifically ordered a second strike to kill survivors.The Times cited five anonymous U.S. officials who each said separately that Hegseth did order a strike to kill the drug smugglers, but “his order was not a response to surveillance footage showing that at least two people on the boat survived the first blast,” and he did not address what should be done if there were survivors.Latest on National Guard Shooting: In one of the cabinet meeting’s more somber moments, Attorney General Pam Bondi honored the life of slain National Guardsman Sarah Beckstrom and offered an update on Andrew Wolfe, the guardsmen fighting for his life in the hospital.“I was there where when the surgeons came in and [his parents] wanted you to know this — he’s a miracle, and if everyone in this country can continue to pray for that family. He’s got a long road ahead of him, but he is a miracle,” said Bondi.The alleged shooter, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, appeared virtually in court on Tuesday from a hospital bed, where he was formally charged with murder and a slew of other crimes. Lakanwal pleaded not guilty to all charges. He’ll be held without bond throughout the trial. Bondi said the Justice Department intends to seek the death penalty.50% off DailyWire+ annual memberships will not return for another year, so don’t miss this deal! Join now at DailyWire.com/cyberweek.Minnesota’s Illegal License LoopholeTopline: Minnesota is facing federal pressure after an audit found widespread improper licensing of foreign drivers, underscoring broader immigration-oversight issues.The Trump administration has presented some pretty jaw-dropping findings and is now taking action. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced that the federal government will withhold more than $30 million in highway funding from Minnesota.The state can avoid the penalty if Democratic Governor Tim Walz revokes a large number of commercial driver’s licenses that were issued illegally to drivers whose immigration or residency status did not comply with federal law. Duffy gave Walz 30 days to fix it, or the funding would be withheld.What Walz thinks: Officials in the Walz administration say they are reviewing this letter from the Department of Transportation, and claim that they take “safety” on their roads “seriously.” Step back: Commercial drivers licenses for illegals or people with improper status have been a focus for months now, due to some devastating crashes that have killed Americans. The Daily Wire’s Jennie Taer reported that a newlywed couple was tragically killed in a collision allegedly caused by an illegal immigrant truck driver with a California license. The Indian national involved in the crash has been charged with criminally negligent homicide and reckless endangerment. The Department of Transportation has found that California authorities have issued some 17,000 non-domiciled Commercial Driver’s Licenses to foreign drivers. The Trump administration is similarly threatening to withhold tens of millions of federal dollars from California. A number of other states, including red states, are being scrutinized over this issue, too.SCOTUS Case On Pro-Life TargetingTopline: The Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday on a case involving a state allegedly “intimidating” and “harassing” a pregnancy center for not conducting abortions. The case, First Choice Women’s Resource Centers, Inc. v. Platkin, could set precedent on states’ ability to similarly target pregnancy centers and pro-life organizations.Erin Hawley, general counsel at Alliance Defending Freedom and one of the attorneys representing First Choice, spoke to Morning Wire about the case. (The following interview has been edited for clarity.)Morning Wire: This case stems from New Jersey’s Democrat Attorney General Matt Platkin creating a “strike force” that targeted pregnancy resource centers. He issued a statewide “consumer alert” against them — and then specifically issued a subpoena to First Choice that was extremely intrusive, including asking for donor information. We’ve just heard oral arguments before the Supreme Court. By the line of questioning from the justices, do you have a sense how they appear to be leaning? Hawley: I’ll have to paraphrase an old boss of mine. After arguing, he would say, I would rather be on our side than their side. And I think that’s definitely true after this oral argument. If you think about some of the questions the justices were asking, Justice Barrett, for example, pointed out the hostility that New Jersey has shown toward pregnancy care centers.Justice Kagan took a really practical view of the case. She’s not one that you would maybe expect to be ideologically aligned with First Choice, and yet she made the common sense point, if I receive a subpoena that demands donor names, I don’t want my name and address and phone number out there. And so she was saying that this is going to chill the First Amendment rights of recipients in sort of a common sense way. It seemed like a majority or certainly several members of the court were really understanding the effect that subpoena had both on First Choice Women’s Resource Center, as well as its donors.Morning Wire: That seems pretty promising for First Choice. Were there any particularly surprising moments to you in the arguments — anything you weren’t anticipating? Hawley: One kind of highlight of the oral argument was the fact that we had hoped to sort of highlight, but that’s the fact that the New Jersey attorney general has never said that he received a single complaint against First Choice by anyone. Justice Thomas really leaned into that and asked the New Jersey attorney, why did you investigate First Choice? Did you receive a complaint? Like, did anyone tell you that they didn’t like them? And the New Jersey attorney general had to answer no. They had received no complaints about First Choice.
The masked burglar broke into the closed Virginia liquor store early on Saturday and hit the bottom shelf, where the scotch and whisky were stored. On Saturday morning, an employee at the Ashland, Virginia-area liquor store found the trash panda passed out on the bathroom floor at the end of his drunken escapade. “I personally like raccoons,” said Samantha Martin, an officer who works at the local animal control.
Mancano poco più di 24 ore alla partita tra Lazio e Milan, valevole per gli ottavi di finale di Coppa Italia e che si giocherà allo stadio Olimpico domani sera alle ore 21...
Investigators say an Opa-locka business was a chop-shop operation that trafficked stolen vehicles and parts from Miami-Dade and Broward counties overseas.