TODAY'S HEADLINE
Sahra Noor previously incorporated a $20 million USAID-backed company with the same address of people tied to the fraudulent Feeding Our Futures scheme.
“We need to find out who flagrantly disregarded the trademark, who flagrantly plagiarized, who profited off of it most, and for what degree of time.”
I thought I was informed until this news quiz humbled me. Only scored 4/10 on stories I swore I knew. Now I take it daily—my score went from embarrassing to impressive. See if you fare better.
Prosecutors in Minnesota are looking into potential immigration fraud, and the DC US Attorney Jeanine Pirro is also investigating Omar's finances.
"Maybe we should start a competitor to Amazon."
"I thought it was … logical."
Director Cameron Crowe is developing a biopic about Mitchell, with Meryl Streep set to portray her.
“Why would I want to do that when I want her locked up and punished in jail for what she has done?”
"We can confirm that no student was required to share a room with someone they were uncomfortable rooming with."
"Jack Smith’s SCO and Biden’s Justice Department obtained information on sales of red MAGA hats, including individual buyers, their purchases and their shipping addresses for home delivery."
Concerns are growing over a potential serial killer in Lansing, Michigan, after police announced an investigation into five deaths that may be connected along the Lansing River Trail.
Seattle’s failed previous automated-restroom program cost approximately $5 million before the units were sold for pennies on the dollar.
"My Ojibwe name is Gizhiiwewidamookwe, which means ‘Speaks in a Loud and Clear Voice Woman.'"
"I told them in English, I told them in Spanish that I was a police officer," he said. "They didn't care."
“So if you trust me, you know, delivering your groceries, should trust me with your vote. You know, you know, I mean, come on.”
CBS News did not ask Mark Kelly about fraud.
"And in these films it’s always a white guy from the United States saving others. My question is: Why?"
I traveled to Phnom Penh to understand one of communism's darkest and most violent chapters.
While Sweeney has faced repeated criticism from major broadcast networks, the same networks gave comparatively favorable coverage to Clancy, who admitted to killing her three children.
He claimed, "The people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade," and then claimed, "this is not a marketing stunt."
