• If her screen time in the sequel is light compared with her role in the first film, it's not because of her legal battle with Johnny Depp. The president of DC Films and a Warner Bros. executive testified in the defamation case against Heard.

  • Impoverished women don't have the means to raise a child because they were denied their right to an abortion.

  • Few know that Amazon has millions of Prime Subscribers.

  • Many people are wondering what to know about the housing market if they want to buy a home during peak home buying season. There aren't enough houses for buyers, home prices keep climbing, and interest rates have been rising, with some pros saying that trend will continue. According to Fairweather, we are seeing early signs that the housing market is cooling in pricey coastal metros.

  • Danica Patrick, who launched a wine brand, got candid about how she coped with breast implant illness and how she is doing today after surgery.

  • Hurricane Agatha made history as the strongest storm to ever make a landfall in Mexico in May, when it hit a small beach town and fishing villages in southern Mexico. The storm hit Oaxaca state Monday afternoon as a strong Category 2 Hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 105 mph, then quickly lost power as it moved inland over the mountainous interior. Agatha was going to be a tropical depression by Tuesday morning.

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  • The management shake up at Rongtong Fund Management marks its official exit from Xiao Jianhua's Tomorrow Group. According to a statement issued by the asset management firm, the new chairman is Zhang Wei, who was named on Friday. The chairman of New Times Securities is Zhang.

  • House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul Pelosi, responded to reports of his arrest in California for driving under the influence, instead of taking responsibility.

  • On certain occasions, like Monday night, it can be down right joyful.

  • Predicting the stock market with up to 87.4% accuracy is done by Advanced A.I. Here is what it is seeing right now.

  • Raising the age to buy a rifle is a simple and bipartisan solution.

  • Dutch trader GasTerra and Danish power company Orsted have both refused to pay for Russian natural gas.

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  • The 26 products that are helping Americans save money are selling out like hotcakes.

  • Haji Wright, the biggest name in the USMNT generation before the likes of Christian Pulisic and Weston McKennie began to star in Europe, may yet play a part in Qatar later this year.

  • A man from San Jose, California, has been charged with violating export control laws after sending sensitive aeronautics software to a public university in Beijing. Between April 2016 and September 2020 Jonathan Yet Wing Soong worked as a program administrator for the Universities Space Research Association. NASA contracted USRA to distribute domestically and internationally sensitive software developed through the Army's Software Transfer Agreement program, according to a news release published by the U.S.

  • A child shot one of the women during the fight.

  • This man claims to be able to predict the future.

  • Everything else is gravy for Donald. He would like to have more.

  • The new court order is the fruit of the poisonous tree, according to the person who refused to comply with the subpoena.

  • He shared a theory similar to the one put forth by Rep. Paul Gosar, who baselessly claimed hours after the shooting that the shooter was a transsexual.

  • The 10 least reliable cars are ranked by their reliability score.

  • Jacob Bradley held a letter of intent ceremony to sign with a local plumbing company.

  • Individuals with the Chinese characters for salmon would receive free all-you-can- eat sushi during a two-day promotion in March of 2021. 331 people paid a fee to legally change their names to those such asSalmon Dream and Dancing Salmon, which were included in the promotion.

  • In July 2020, after a second employee who worked at Florida principal Jimbo Jackson's school died of COVID, he fought back against the governor's push to reopen schools for in-person classes. Jackson, who was the head of Fort Braden School and a Leon County commissioner, had also just recently tested positive for COVID himself, but he died after suffering from long COVID. He died in the summer.