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Mulleted bozo tries to escape attempted murder in low-speed lawnmower getaway: Cops

A maniac with a thinning mullet allegedly tried to murder several people inside a North Carolina home before fleeing from police on a lawnmower, authorities said. Woodrow Allen Smith, 62, allegedly fired his shotgun at a woman and two kids inside a residence in Sanford when police were called and Smith took off on the…

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Bedbugs…Need Reccomendation For Reputable/ Kind/ Fair/ Honest/ Resaonably Priced Exterminator, Please?

I live in Queens. We’ve been dealing with a bed bug infestation since mid-February. Tried to get rid of it on our own and we’re failing. I’m looking for exterminator recommendations if anyone here happens to have a personal experience with using one. This is my first time ever needing the services of an exterminator

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DOJ probes WHCD shooting suspect Cole Allen’s links to leftist group ‘The Wide Awakes’

The Department of Justice is investigating White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting suspect Cole Allen’s links to the leftist online group, “The Wide Awakes,” Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said Monday. “Of course, we’re investigating that,” Blanche told a reporter who asked about his ties to that and other possible left-wing groups. Acting Attorney General Todd…

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Unstoppable Shohei Ohtani looks like mere mortal for first time in Dodgers’ career

For a few days last week, the Dodgers almost couldn’t believe what they were seeing. Because, for the first time in his three years with the team, Shohei Ohtani looked like a mere mortal at the plate. From April 20-25, the four-time MVP had the worst six-game stretch of his Dodgers career, batting 3-for-23 with…

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College football star and NFL prospect Carius Curne arrested for drugs and trying to escape arrest

Star college football offensive lineman and NFL prospect Carius Curne was arrested in Arkansas for drug possession and then dangerously speeding to try to flee arrest. The 6-foot-5, 330-pound sophomore, who transferred from LSU to Ole Miss this offseason, was arrested just after 5 p.m. Saturday, according to the Crittendon County Sheriff’s Office.  Curne, 20,…

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White House Correspondents’ Dinner: Shooter’s manifesto, security concerns amid King Charles visit

Chilling new details emerge about the alleged White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooter, including a manifesto sent moments before the attack. The incident is now raising serious concerns about security failures at one of Washington’s most high-profile events. Meanwhile, King Charles arrives in D.C. today, prompting heightened scrutiny over safety measures during his visit.

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Giants show signs of ‘growing up’ in series wins against Marlins, Dodgers

SAN FRANCISCO — The swing was so pure that it left a mark. On Tony Vitello. From Drew Gilbert. “It was such a pretty swing, Drew punched me,” the Giants manager said after his club rallied against the Marlins for a 6-3 win Sunday. “And [he] said, ‘That’s the swing!’” The Giants’ Casey Schmitt delivered…

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Justin Wrobleski’s dominance as Dodgers starter makes return to bullpen hard to imagine

At the end of last year, Dodgers pitching coach Mark Prior called left-handed youngster Justin Wrobleski. It was a normal season review that finished with a forward-looking twist. For most of their conversation, the two broke down Wrobleski’s 2025 campaign –– in which the 25-year-old prospect found his first taste of success at the big-league…

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