Month: June 2023

BJ Whitmer has been fired from All Elite Wrestling following an arrest on charges of domestic violence and theft. On June 4, Whitmer was arrested in Boone County, Kentucky. He was charged with first-degree strangulation and second-degree burglary. Under Kentucky state law, first-degree strangulation is defined as a person who chokes another person causing injury. As for burglary in the second degree, it refers to non-residential burglaries. Whitmer posted $25,000 bail on June 12 and was released from jail. As of this writing, there is no word on the specific circumstances surrounding the incident. The case will have to go…

The markets focus is narrow. Editor’s Note: MarketMinder is politically agnostic. We do not favor any politician or any political party in any country, and only evaluate developments for their potential economic and market impact. Here’s the thing about politics and stocks: If you don’t check yourself, it’s very, very easy to obsess over news that seems seismic from a societal perspective, but doesn’t mean much (if anything ) for stock returns. We say this because political news dominates today’s headlines globally, and pundits are trying (and, in our opinion, failing) to extract economic implications from it all. In Scotland,…

As a registered voter in Palm Beach County, Florida, Bette Anne Starkey knows there’s a chance she could be picked to serve on a jury in the federal criminal case against former President Donald J. Trump. But even though he’s voted for Trump twice, he can’t really say how he would lean as a juror weighing the case. Echoing the same Mr. Trump, Mrs. Starkey, an 81-year-old accountant, used the phrase “witch hunt” in an interview to describe the federal indictment against the former president, which accuses him of knowingly removing classified documents from the White House. . But he…

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The legislature has come to an end (sort of). While the New York State Senate left town for the summer, the Assembly indicated it would return in the coming weeks to finish passing bills, including one to provide health care to residents of New York without legal status. But more than any other session in recent years, these past few months have highlighted a divide between moderate and progressive Democrats, as well as friction between the Legislature and the governor. Capital Tonight welcomed two veteran Albany observers to discuss these dynamics. “The governor. Hochul proved to be a relatively conservative…

BOSTON – UPDATE: Garri Zhitomirskiy has been found safe, according to state police. ————————————————– ————————————————– ——————————————– State police are asking for the public’s help in locating a missing 87-year-old Boston man who was last seen at Logan International Airport Saturday morning. Garri Zhitomirskiy was last seen at Logan Airport at 10:50 a.m. Saturday, state police said. Police described Zhitomirskiy as 5 feet 9 inches tall, weighing 150 pounds, with gray hair and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing a gray sweatshirt, dark gray pants and a gray shirt depicting the Statue of Liberty, a black cap and light blue…

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ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) – An instrument can create a melody and a band can be a force. Woven into the music played by the Atlanta Freedom Bands is a story that began in 1993 with a man named Walter “Buz” Carr, Jr. He went to the Atlanta Pride parade and was disappointed to find that there was no marching band. He started one in his living room. His first performance was in 1994. The band has proudly existed ever since, playing concerts and parades. “We offer a kind of visibility for people who may not have representation. They…