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It seems like famous actor Tom Cruise has apparently been injured while he was filming the upcoming installment of the Mission: Impossible franchise. According to a video, the 55-year old actor was doing a dangerous stunt which involved him jumping from building to building. This risky stunt was apparently at fault for his injury. The

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• August 16, 2017
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Everyone was on the edge of their seat before Tuesday. This is when the tech behemoth Apple had to report its financial revenue and gains over the last financial quarter. Nonetheless, analysts were already expecting to see a cash stockpile of $250 billion in the bank. This incredible sum of funds can compete even with

• Ryan
• May 3, 2017
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United Airlines announced that is has changed its passenger removal policies after an unsavory incident earlier this month when one of its paying passengers were forcibly removed from a plane because the flight was overbooked. The airline pledged to prevent such situations from reoccurring, and if they do reoccur passengers will be given $10,000 to

• Ryan
• April 27, 2017
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Trump says Canada and Mexico “have taken advantage” of the U.S. during the Clinton-era NAFTA trade agreement, and now they should pay back. The first on the chopping block is Canada, which last month, patted itself on the back for the “good lines of communication” it was able to establish with the Trump administration. On

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• April 25, 2017
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Recent research from the Boston University School of Medicine suggests that drinking diet soda every day can triple one’s risk of developing Alzheimer’s Disease or having a stroke. According to a new study published in the medical journal Stroke, diet soda consumers have a higher likelihood of developing the two conditions, if they drink diet soda daily,

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• April 21, 2017
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The feds just admitted that they had access to hundreds of whistleblower complaints as early as 2010, but did nothing to impede Wells Fargo’s bogus-account scandal. An investigation by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) found that the country’s chief federal banking regulator’s oversight of the banking giant’s activities was “untimely and

• Ryan
• April 20, 2017
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