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The post-Title 42 border surge has already begun

In the early hours of Thursday, U.S. border agents on patrol found and apprehended five Colombian migrants who had just crossed the river into Texas only to be confronted by a 25-foot-high border wall. 

One of those caught by the Border Patrol, a 30-year-old Colombian, said he came to the U.S. as “last resort” because he “couldn’t live anymore.” He said he was extorted and his wife was threatened during his long journey north. 

On Thursday morning, he became one of the more than 2,000 apprehensions the Rio Grande Valley sector of southeast Texas now averages each day, according to Customs and Border Protection officials.

Border agents here are preparing for a massive surge when Title 42 ends on May 11.

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Decade-old cold case is reopened due to new evidence  (read more)

How did doctors know this woman was faking her condition? (read more)

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Crews begin cleaning Massachusetts site where a pharmaceutical plant blast killed 1 worker

Rescue workers continue to comb through the rubble of the pharmaceutical chemical plant that exploded in Massachusetts on Thursday. 

At least one body has been recovered from the scene. The explosion happened at approximately 1 am Thursday and resulted in a seven-alarm response. 

Authorities say this is not the first major safety event that has occurred at the plant. Here are some of the other issues that were reported prior to the blast.

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‘Ghost Town’: Boston Red Sox fans leave Bud Light vendor empty in viral video  (read more)

280 million Americans are NOT prepared for common SHTF scenarios  (read more)

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Hunter's legal team is apparently at odds with the White House

According to reports, Hunter Biden's top lawyer is generating issues for some White House staff members who are handling the first son's legal cases because of Hunter's decision to hire him.

Axios reported on Friday that in December, the president's son recruited top Washington, D.C. lawyer Abbe Lowell to ramp up the severity of his legal approach.

The hiring comes as Biden faces child support issues, Republican investigations, and a possible weapons charge.

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Why the CDC director just resigned  (read more)

VP Harris named "AI Czar" to protect humanity from AI. This isn't a joke (read more)

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Small-cap stocks with huge growth potential

The finest small-cap companies to purchase provide something big boys typically can't: a favorable "ratio." However, common sense says that a balanced portfolio should be tilted toward large-capitalization shares. So let me explain. You have to invest a lot of money in large caps to (hopefully) collect a lot of money. These organizations are examples of low-risk, low-reward ventures. In other words, investors receive minimal return possibilities in exchange for the underlying reliability.

On the other hand, companies classified as small-cap stocks in 2023 benefit from a favorable ratio to the shopper. Compared to the staid blue chips, their return potential significantly increases for a relatively small upfront payment.

Of course, you pay for the upside by accepting greater risk. But if you're okay with this framework, these small-cap growth stocks may be just right for you.

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The best tech stocks to add to your portfolio this month  (read more)

Sell these stocks as the Fed raises interest rates again (read more)

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How did this woman's car get totaled in her own driveway?

A woman is trying to get her car paid for or repaired after it was totaled in her own driveway. 

According to Sara Dooley, she was sitting in her driveway one night when an Amazon delivery driver pulled up to deliver a package. But when the driver was ready to leave, he made a costly mistake. 

“He hits the gas thinking he’s going to go out — and he rams right back into my car,” Dooley said. “It knocked it forward and backward. And the step he uses to get into the truck was actually in my car.”

As if the accident wasn’t enough, Dooley says dealing with Amazon for payment or repairs has been a nightmare. Here’s how that process is unfolding, and this is just how damaged Dooley’s car is after the accident.

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Experts react to the worst car hacks on TikTok  (read more)

North Carolina man rescues pet dog from a bear (read more)

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An Arizona woman who was murdered while hiking alone on trail was “viciously” attacked from behind

Twenty-nine-year old Lauren Heike was found dead by a passerby in an area that was not easily visible according to Phoenix police. They believe she was murdered the day before being found.

Now authorities are searching for the person they say “viciously” attacked her from behind on the north Phoenix trial and fatally injured her. While the exact cause of death has not been revealed, police say Heike sustained trauma to her body.

Here’s what her parents have said since the tragedy unfolded, and what police want everyone to know about the suspect.

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A giant phallus-shaped iceberg floating in Conception Bay surprises the residents of Dildo, Canada  (read more)

A Trans lifeguard applicant was rejected for exposing breasts in front of kids at the pool  (read more)

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