14-year-old Texas girl disappears, becoming third missing Bexar County teen in just a week
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Media is too big
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Dissident Iranians gather for a protest in front of the Islamic Regime of Iran Embassy in London
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There is a problem at pet shelters:
They're full because no one wants to adopt the dogs.
Why? Because they're pit bulls, and only the unaware or dim want them.
So, shelters often blatantly lie. Here are some examples. These four are *not* really "Labrador Retrievers":
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They're full because no one wants to adopt the dogs.
Why? Because they're pit bulls, and only the unaware or dim want them.
So, shelters often blatantly lie. Here are some examples. These four are *not* really "Labrador Retrievers":
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Similarly, we cannot subsidize fraud and expect people to become more honest
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BREAKING: Retail money market fund assets rise to a record $2.25 trillion, up +$270 billion YoY.
Retail money market fund assets are now on track for their 3rd-consecutive annual surge.
Since the start of 2023, holdings have more than doubled.
Over the last 8 years, retail money market fund assets have grown +15.0% per year, on average.
The average yield is currently 3.57%, according to the Crane 100 Money Fund Index, which tracks the 100 largest money market funds.
Retail is capitalizing on risk-free yields.
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Retail money market fund assets are now on track for their 3rd-consecutive annual surge.
Since the start of 2023, holdings have more than doubled.
Over the last 8 years, retail money market fund assets have grown +15.0% per year, on average.
The average yield is currently 3.57%, according to the Crane 100 Money Fund Index, which tracks the 100 largest money market funds.
Retail is capitalizing on risk-free yields.
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FED MINUTES: RATE CUTS LIKELY, BUT WITH CAUTION
MOST Fed officials see 'further rate cuts' over time, but remain cautious as inflation risks persist, with SOME seeing keeping rates on hold as appropriate for 'some time.'
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MOST Fed officials see 'further rate cuts' over time, but remain cautious as inflation risks persist, with SOME seeing keeping rates on hold as appropriate for 'some time.'
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NEW: Minnesota man absolutely loses his mind during Nick Shirley's investigation into fraud, accuses him of wanting the Somali community in concentration camps.
Shirley was seen keeping his cool as the man grew increasingly unhinged.
Man: You are attacking the Somali community.
Shirley: This has nothing to do with race ... this is fraud.
Man: This absolutely has to do with us being Muslim and us being from Africa ... You are preparing for the Somali community to be taken into concentration camps.
Shirley: This is fraud ... You are defending fraud.
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Shirley was seen keeping his cool as the man grew increasingly unhinged.
Man: You are attacking the Somali community.
Shirley: This has nothing to do with race ... this is fraud.
Man: This absolutely has to do with us being Muslim and us being from Africa ... You are preparing for the Somali community to be taken into concentration camps.
Shirley: This is fraud ... You are defending fraud.
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Democrats still trust legacy media because the media leans Democrat
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHA. They finally fixed the infamous "learing" sign
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BREAKING:
FED MINUTES: SOME PARTICIPANTS SUGGESTED UNDER THEIR ECONOMIC OUTLOOKS IT WOULD LIKELY BE APPROPRIATE TO LEAVE RATES UNCHANGED FOR SOME TIME AFTER DECEMBER CUT
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FED MINUTES: SOME PARTICIPANTS SUGGESTED UNDER THEIR ECONOMIC OUTLOOKS IT WOULD LIKELY BE APPROPRIATE TO LEAVE RATES UNCHANGED FOR SOME TIME AFTER DECEMBER CUT
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