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‘Honor Killing’ Dad Claims Shadowy People Were Following Him

By Pilar Melendez

Speaking through a translator, Yaser Said insisted that when he left his daughters inside a cab near Dallas on New Year’s Day, they were “certainly” alive.

Tucker ‘Sh*tting Himself’ That His Alex Jones Texts May Leak

By Lachlan Cartwright

In this week’s edition of Confider, we reveal how the Fox News star is deeply concerned about his personal texts with the raving conspiracy blowhard possibly leaking.

Once and Forever I Will Always Be an Olivia Newton-John Fan

By Shannon Robinson

Godspeed, Livvy, the object of our hopeless devotion.

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Vladimir Putin Is Now a Toy in a Central Park Playground

By Helen Holmes

Artist James Colomina wants his red sculpture of a tiny tank-bestriding Vladimir Putin to highlight “children’s courage when faced with violent, catastrophic situations.”

Trump Confirms FBI Mar-a-Lago Raid: ‘These Are Dark Times’

By Matt Young

The former president said a group of FBI agents had descended on his Florida home, calling it “a weaponization of the Justice System.”

This Tiny Device Tests for Current and Past COVID Infections

By Maddie Bender

A saliva sample and two hours is all you need to learn whether you currently have the virus or antibodies inside your body.

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Black Woman’s Arrest So Severe Her Brain Moved, Expert Says

By Eileen Grench

Brianna Grier died after falling out of a cop car left open by police who were supposed to help her. A new analysis added horrific details to the tragedy.

One Woman’s ‘Underground Railroad’ for Molested Children

By Nick Schager

The FX docuseries ‘Children of the Underground’ reveals that when it came to Faye Yager’s 1980s network that sought to rescue young girls from danger, all was not what it seemed.

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An Ode to Olivia Newton-John’s Wackadoo Christmas Video

By Coleman Spilde

As we mourn the icon's death, we fondly look back on “I Think You Might Light It,” the incredible, corny song and music video that we will never forget.

This Midwest City is Getting Something Right

By William O’Connor

It's hard to put one's finger on what exactly Cincinnati has done that others haven't, but visiting this river city is a delight.

When Your Mystery Needs a Good Murder, Call the Poison Lady

By Zac Bissonnette

For three decades Luci Zahray has been giving extremely deadly and much sought after advice to mystery novelists about the best way to poison fictional victims.

Ex-Scientologists: We Came Forward. Now We’re Being Stalked.

By Kate Briquelet, Marlow Stern

The three plaintiffs, all former members of the church’s hardcore Sea Org, filed an amended suit that also accuses Scientology head David Miscavige of dodging being served.

Schools Spent Millions on Faulty COVID Scanners

By Georgia Gee

Some of the thermal scanners and cameras sold to schools to detect fevers would regularly fail if someone walked in with a hot coffee or after spending too much time in the sun.

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