News of the hack began trickling out in September, but the American government waited weeks to confirm the reports.

Only this month did it begin briefing members of Congress and the media. Officials say a Chinese hacking group dubbed Salt Typhoon compromised at least eight of America’s telecoms networks.

Co-Ops and Condominiums were once extremely popular, particularly with folks who wanted a home with less upkeep.

The problem is that many management companies have slowly built a horrible reputation over the years. The staff members have no education and prefer to lie and drink while their reputation precedes them. To add insult to injury, they are reportedly falling out of favor and value with buyers, and worse yet, as their association fees increase, demand isn’t keeping up.

A just-released United States Department of Justice report says Mount Vernon's policing practices violate the Constitution.

According to newly published reports, the U.S. Department of Justice found that the Mount Vernon Police Department routinely violates the constitutional rights of its residents, a result attributed to top-to-bottom dysfunction within the department.

DOJ says Mount Vernon police officers routinely use "unreasonable force" against arrestees and, until recently, regularly performed unjustified body cavity searches.

Tricky Dick’s resignation then VP Spiro spiraled from office demonstrated how the system can respond in times of crisis.

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"The world’s most famous market indicator is at risk of suffering its longest losing streak since Jimmy Carter was in the White House.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has dropped eight days in a row coming into Tuesday and fell by around 215 points, or 0.5%, at the opening bell.
The blue chips haven’t closed in the red for nine consecutive days since February 1978, according to FactSet data. The Dow is in danger of doing something it hasn’t since 1978