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Shooter was a groyper but we gotta sell this thing anyways..,

suspect as Tyler Robinson, 22, and says family and a friend helped bring him to custody

Key Takeaways From Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell’s Emails

Very very limited, downplays Trump. 18,000 emails - I wish Wikileaks was doing it's thing.

Perhaps other outlets can do a better job, but it's an appitizer for now O suppose.

Edits - deleting this I see its already posted.

Rapid onset Vascular disease affects our blood vessels. So that could be the arteries that send the blood from our hearts to the rest of our bodies. It could also be the veins, which return the blood back from our legs and arms and send it back to our hearts, so the return system.”

Article published the day of.

The power of Kawaii compels you! NoooOoooOOooo!

OMG Cracker Barrel is soo cute now!

Single family homes going for $350-650k sliced up into 40,000 "shares" via fintech apps such as "arrived".

This is a link to a recent SEC filing by a Bezos associated company "Arrived" showing what homes were bought, for what price, and how many shares it was sliced into and how much per share - and how many are sitting vacant.

Different rules for thee but not for me.

Generally, no sale may be made to you in any offering if the aggregate purchase price you pay is more than 10% of the greater of your annual income or your net worth. Different rules apply to accredited investors and non-natural persons.

Details are scarce. In a statement to Money, TransUnion said "the incident involved unauthorized access to limited personal information for a very small percentage of U.S. consumers," adding, "we are working with law enforcement and have engaged third party cyber security experts for an independent forensics review."

As of press time, TransUnion had not made any public announcements about the data breach on its website, but the company told Money that it is notifying affected costumers.

In the Maine filing, TransUnion said it began sending out letters notifying people affected by the breach on Tuesday.

“We recently experienced a cyber incident involving a third-party application serving our U.S. consumer support operations,” a sample letter reads. “We regret any concern caused by this incident and take seriously the responsibility to help secure consumer information.”

TransUnion told Money that the leak did not involve its “core credit database or include credit reports" and that the company "identified and contained this event within hours." The credit bureau is offering two years of free credit monitoring services (provided by Cyberscout) to those impacted, according to the letter.

When President Donald Trump’s administration last month awarded a contract worth up to $1.2 billion to build and operate what it says will become the nation’s largest immigration detention complex, it didn’t turn to a large government contractor or even a firm that specializes in private prisons.

Instead, it handed the project on a military base to Acquisition Logistics LLC, a small business that has no listed experience running a correction facility and had never won a federal contract worth more than $16 million. The company also lacks a functioning website and lists as its address a modest home in suburban Virginia owned by a 77-year-old retired Navy flight officer.

The mystery over the award only deepened last week as the new facility began to accept its first detainees. The Pentagon has refused to release the contract or explain why it selected Acquisition Logistics over a dozen other bidders to build the massive tent camp at Fort Bliss in West Texas. At least one competitor has filed a complaint.

The secretive — and brisk — contracting process is emblematic, experts said, of the government’s broader rush to fulfill the Republican president’s pledge to arrest and deport an estimated 10 million migrants living in the U.S. without permanent legal status. As part of that push, the government is turning increasingly to the military to handle tasks that had traditionally been left to civilian agencies......