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Joe Burrow Wealth 2022: Bengals QB’s Net Worth and How Much Bonus He’ll Earn With Super Bowl Win

Joe Burrow Wealth 2022: Bengals QB's Net Worth and How Much Bonus He'll Earn With Super Bowl Win

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow has gained traction as the Super Bowl LVI nears. He is currently preparing for his first-ever Super Bowl and the Bengals' first Super Bowl since 1989.
Scott Peterson Retrial Update: Here Are the Key Witnesses Who Have Been Called to Testify at Evidentiary Hearing

Scott Peterson Retrial Update: Here Are the Key Witnesses Who Have Been Called to Testify at Evidentiary Hearing

Convicted murderer Scott Peterson is looking ahead to an evidentiary hearing later this month that could determine whether he gets a new trial.
Mexican Journalist Lourdes Maldonado “Murder Suspects” Apprehended in Mexico, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador Confirms

Mexican Journalist Lourdes Maldonado 'Murder Suspects' Apprehended in Mexico, President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador Confirms

Mexico has caught the alleged murder suspects involved in the killing of Mexican journalist Lourdes Maldonado, according to Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
Joe Biden’s Rating Further Sinks, With More Than Half of Americans Disapprove of the President’s Performance

Joe Biden's Rating Further Sinks, With More Than Half of Americans Disapprove of the President's Performance

U.S. President Joe Biden's job rating has seen another plummet, with around 60 percent of Americans said that they disapprove of the president's job performance, according to a new poll.
Drug Ring Tied to El Chapo's Sinaloa Cartel Bribes Ex-Mexico Top Cop in Exchange for Top-Secret Info and Cop Gets 10 Years for It

Drug Ring Tied to El Chapo's Sinaloa Cartel Bribes Ex-Mexico Top Cop in Exchange for Top-Secret Info and Cop Gets 10 Years for It

A former police chief in Mexico was sentenced to 10 years in U.S. prison for accepting payments from a drug cartel associated with El Chapo's Sinaloa Cartel.
DOJ Wants Mar-a-Lago Raid Affidavit Sealed, Citing Possible Threats to National Security

National Archives Asks DOJ to Investigate Donald Trump for Hoarding Classified Documents to Mar-a-Lago

The National Archives asked the Justice Department to investigate if Donald Trump violated federal records laws when he took official White House documents to Mar-a-Lago upon leaving office.
Colombia Mudslide Triggered by Heavy Rain Kills at Least 14 People, Injures 35

Colombia Mudslide Triggered by Heavy Rain Kills at Least 14 People, Injures 35

Heavy rain caused a mudslide in Western Colombia near the city of Pereira on Tuesday. It ended up flowing at the residential area, killing at least 14 people and injuring 35.
SNAP Benefits 2022 Schedule for California, Florida, Texas and More: When to Get Food Assistance Each Month

SNAP Benefits 2022 Schedule for California, Florida, Texas and More: When to Get Food Assistance Each Month

Extra benefits are set to be released to some SNAP recipients in February, making some food stamps available to Americans in an effort to reduce some of the financial challenges brought by the COVID pandemic.
Republicans Call for U.S. President Joe Biden to Take a Cognitive Test| How Did Donald Trump Score in the Mental Acuity Test?

Republicans Call for U.S. President Joe Biden to Take a Cognitive Test| How Did Donald Trump Score in the Mental Acuity Test?

More than three dozen Republicans signed a letter calling U.S. President Joe Biden to take a mental cognitive test to measure if he is fit for the office. The cognitive test was taken by former President Donald Trump during his presidency.
El Chapo Case: Wife of Chicago Drug Lord Tied to Sinaloa Cartel Boss Never Got Immunity Deal, Prosecutors Say

El Chapo Case: Wife of Chicago Drug Lord Tied to Sinaloa Cartel Boss Never Got Immunity Deal, Prosecutors Say

A wife of a Chicago drug lord tied to Sinaloa cartel boss Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman Loera never got a deal to spare her from criminal charges, prosecutors said.
University of California to Settle Gynecologist Sexual Abuse Case by Paying $243 Million | How Much Money Will Each Victim Receive?

University of California to Settle Gynecologist Sexual Abuse Case by Paying $243 Million | How Much Money Will Each Victim Receive?

The University of California has agreed to pay $243.6 million to settle the lawsuit about the hundreds of women sexually abused by a former campus gynecologist.
Puerto Rico Public School Teachers to Get a $1K Salary Increase per Month

Puerto Rico Public School Teachers to Get a $1K Salary Increase per Month

Public school teachers in Puerto Rico will be getting a temporary salary increase worth $1,000 monthly starting in July.
Mexico Leads in Opioid Trafficking in the U.S.: New Government Report

Mexico Leads in Opioid Trafficking in the U.S.: New Government Report

Mexico is now the dominant player in opioid trafficking in the U.S., a new government report that was released on Tuesday revealed.
Haiti Prime Minister Ariel Henry Found to Be Involved in Former President Jovenel Moise, Judge and Investigators Confirm

Haiti Prime Minister Ariel Henry Found to Be Involved in Former President Jovenel Moise, Judge and Investigators Confirm

The involvement of Haiti Prime Minister Ariel Henry in the nation's former president Jovenel Moise's assassination has once again come to light after a recording of a judge overseeing the case was obtained by CNN.
Kentucky Man Shoots, Kills Wife With 3 Children Nearby Before He Commits Suicide

Kentucky Man Shoots, Kills Wife With 3 Children Nearby Before He Commits Suicide

A Kentucky man shot and killed his wife inside their home before turning the gun on himself on Sunday night.
Texas Sues Social Media Influencer Brittany Dawn Davis for Allegedly Scamming People With Her Fitness Plans

Texas Sues Social Media Influencer Brittany Dawn Davis for Allegedly Scamming People With Her Fitness Plans

Texas has filed a lawsuit against social media influencer Brittany Dawn Davis for allegedly violating consumer protection laws by selling fraudulent online fitness plans.
Joe Rogan’s Spotify Rift: Conservative Rumble Offers Podcaster $100 Million to Join Platform; Dwayne Johnson Second-Guesses Support for Rogan

Joe Rogan's Spotify Rift: Conservative Rumble Offers Podcaster $100 Million to Join Platform; Dwayne Johnson Second-Guesses Support for Rogan

Conservative video-sharing platform Rumble is offering podcaster Joe Rogan to leave Spotify, proposing $100 million for the deed.
Donald Trump Supporters Violently Threatening Judge Bruce Reinhart Who Signed Mar-a-Lago Search Warrant

Boxes of Donald Trump's White House Records Were Retrieved From His Mar-a-Lago Property: National Archives

The National Archives has confirmed that they have recovered on Monday 15 boxes of Donald Trump's White House records from his Mar-a-Lago Club in Florida that were "improperly" removed after the end of his administration.
Tom Brady Could Repeatedly Be the First NFL Billionaire Player: Report

Tom Brady Wealth 2022: Ex-Patriots, Buccaneers Star on Track to Be a Billionaire After Retirement

Tom Brady has recently announced his retirement from the National Football league. He is now faced with a series of ventures that he could undertake in 2022 and possibly for years to come, which could make him the first former NFL player to become a billionaire.
Florida Woman Falls to Death After West Palm Beach Draw Bridge Opens: Full Details

Florida Woman Falls to Death After West Palm Beach Draw Bridge Opens: Full Details

A Florida woman has fallen to her death when a draw bridge in West Palm Beach, Florida was raised when she was walking across with her bike.
California Women’s Prison Plagued by Rampant Sexual Abuse of Inmates by Officers: Report

California Women's Prison Plagued by Rampant Sexual Abuse of Inmates by Officers: Report

A California women's prison was found to have inmates being subjected to rampant sexual abuse by correctional officers, including the warden.
Joe Biden’s First Year in Office Saw Most Police Officers’ Death in Line of Duty Since 1995

Joe Biden's First Year in Office Saw Most Police Officers' Death in Line of Duty Since 1995

U.S. President Joe Biden's administration has seen more police officers' death in the line of duty since 1995. This was just noted in his first year in office.
Ohio: Coast Guard Rescues 18 People in Lake Erie After Slab of Ice Broke Off

Ohio: Coast Guard Rescues 18 People in Lake Erie After Slab of Ice Broke Off

The United States Coast Guard announced a rescue operation after 18 people snowmobiling in Lake Erie in Ohio were trapped on a slab of ice that broke off on the frozen lake.
Texas Issues Boil Water Notice to Have a Clean Drinking Water; Residents Complaining of “Third World” Conditions

Texas Issues Boil Water Notice to Have a Clean Drinking Water; Residents Complaining of "Third World" Conditions

The city of Austin in Texas has issued a city-wide boil water notice after Austin Water's Ullrich Walter Treatment Plant is out of service due to an internal treatment process issue.
Mexico: Gang War Leaves 16 Dead - 10 Bodies Wrapped in Blankets Left in Streets

Mexico: Gang War Leaves 16 Dead - 10 Bodies Wrapped in Blankets Left in Streets

A Mexican gang war has left 16 people dead, with 10 of the bodies wrapped in blankets and left abandoned in the streets of Mexico.
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