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Who Is Colt Gray? New Details Emerge About 14-Year-Old Suspect in Georgia’s Deadliest School Shooting of the Year
Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia, became the site of the deadliest U.S. school shooting this year, leaving four people dead and nine others injured. The suspect, 14-year-old Colt Gray, is now in custody, facing charges that have shocked the nation and left a community reeling. 
Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia, became the site of the deadliest U.S. school shooting this year, leaving four people dead and nine others injured. The suspect, 14-year-old Colt Gray, is now in custody, facing charges that have shocked the nation and left a community reeling. -
Apalachee High School Shooter Colt Gray Previously Questioned by FBI Over School Shooting Threats
The suspect, 14-year-old Colt Gray, is now in custody, facing charges that could see him tried as an adult. As the investigation unfolds, new details have emerged about Gray's history, including a prior investigation by the FBI that has raised questions about whether this horrific event could have been prevented. 
The suspect, 14-year-old Colt Gray, is now in custody, facing charges that could see him tried as an adult. As the investigation unfolds, new details have emerged about Gray's history, including a prior investigation by the FBI that has raised questions about whether this horrific event could have been prevented. -
Georgia High School Shooting Leaves Four Dead, Many Injured as 14-Year-Old Suspect Is Apprehended
Four people lost their lives, and several others were injured in a shooting at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia, on Wednesday morning. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) confirmed the fatalities and announced that a suspect, believed to be a 14-year-old boy, is now in custody. The shooting has sent shockwaves through the small community and reignited the national debate over school safety and gun control. 
Four people lost their lives, and several others were injured in a shooting at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia, on Wednesday morning. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) confirmed the fatalities and announced that a suspect, believed to be a 14-year-old boy, is now in custody. The shooting has sent shockwaves through the small community and reignited the national debate over school safety and gun control. -
Viral Chase ATM 'Glitch' Exposed as Check Fraud: Bank Issues Warning
In a recent wave of viral TikTok videos, a supposed "glitch" in Chase ATMs led many to believe they had discovered a way to obtain free cash. However, Chase Bank has clarified that these videos showcase a form of check fraud rather than a banking error. The deceptive practice involves depositing large checks and withdrawing smaller amounts before the checks clear, which constitutes criminal activity. 
In a recent wave of viral TikTok videos, a supposed "glitch" in Chase ATMs led many to believe they had discovered a way to obtain free cash. However, Chase Bank has clarified that these videos showcase a form of check fraud rather than a banking error. The deceptive practice involves depositing large checks and withdrawing smaller amounts before the checks clear, which constitutes criminal activity. -
Who Is Linda Sun? Former NY Governor’s Aide Accused of Acting as Chinese Government Agent, Facing Multiple Charges
Federal authorities have charged Linda Sun, a former high-ranking aide to New York Governor Kathy Hochul, with multiple crimes including acting as an undisclosed agent for the Chinese government. The indictment, unsealed on Tuesday, reveals a sweeping array of allegations against Sun and her husband, Chris Hu, in what authorities describe as a severe breach of trust and national security. 
Federal authorities have charged Linda Sun, a former high-ranking aide to New York Governor Kathy Hochul, with multiple crimes including acting as an undisclosed agent for the Chinese government. The indictment, unsealed on Tuesday, reveals a sweeping array of allegations against Sun and her husband, Chris Hu, in what authorities describe as a severe breach of trust and national security. -
Thousands of Hotel Workers Strike Nationwide for Better Pay and Restored Benefits Amid Holiday Surge
As the United States heads into one of its busiest travel weekends, a major hotel strike has gained momentum, drawing thousands of workers from coast to coast into the labor dispute. On Labor Day, the strike expanded significantly with approximately 200 hotel workers in Baltimore joining the walkout, intensifying an already large-scale labor action that now includes more than 10,200 workers across 25 cities. 
As the United States heads into one of its busiest travel weekends, a major hotel strike has gained momentum, drawing thousands of workers from coast to coast into the labor dispute. On Labor Day, the strike expanded significantly with approximately 200 hotel workers in Baltimore joining the walkout, intensifying an already large-scale labor action that now includes more than 10,200 workers across 25 cities. -
Over 10,000 U.S. Hotel Workers Strike Amidst Contract Disputes and Rising Travel Demand
Over 10,000 hotel workers have initiated a multi-day strike across several major cities. The industrial action, which began on Sunday, September 1, follows failed contract negotiations between the Unite Here union and leading hotel chains including Marriott International, Hilton Worldwide, and Hyatt Hotels. 
Over 10,000 hotel workers have initiated a multi-day strike across several major cities. The industrial action, which began on Sunday, September 1, follows failed contract negotiations between the Unite Here union and leading hotel chains including Marriott International, Hilton Worldwide, and Hyatt Hotels. -
FBI Deadline Passes for Walz Documents: What We Know and What’s Still Unclear
The August 30 deadline for the FBI to provide documents related to Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz has come and gone, leaving many questions unanswered. House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer had set this deadline for the FBI to deliver information concerning Walz's alleged "long-standing" connections to China, but as of now, it remains unclear whether the request has been fully met. 
The August 30 deadline for the FBI to provide documents related to Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz has come and gone, leaving many questions unanswered. House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer had set this deadline for the FBI to deliver information concerning Walz's alleged "long-standing" connections to China, but as of now, it remains unclear whether the request has been fully met. -
Taylor Swift Concert Terror Suspects Planned to Kill Thousands on Eras Tour, CIA Discloses
A major terrorist attack targeting Taylor Swift's Vienna concerts was thwarted earlier this month, with the CIA playing a crucial role in the operation, according to new details revealed by U.S. intelligence officials. The plot, allegedly orchestrated by ISIS-inspired extremists, aimed to inflict mass casualties on fans attending Swift's highly anticipated Eras Tour performances. 
A major terrorist attack targeting Taylor Swift's Vienna concerts was thwarted earlier this month, with the CIA playing a crucial role in the operation, according to new details revealed by U.S. intelligence officials. The plot, allegedly orchestrated by ISIS-inspired extremists, aimed to inflict mass casualties on fans attending Swift's highly anticipated Eras Tour performances. -
Oregon $30K Housing Grant Exclusively for Non-Citizens Sparks Backlash
A recent controversy has erupted over a $30,000 down payment assistance program offered by the Hacienda Community Development Corporation (HCDC) in Oregon, leading to widespread criticism and an official apology from the organization. The backlash followed a flyer that suggested the grant was available exclusively to non-U.S. citizens, including DACA recipients, refugees, and green card holders, while excluding American citizens. 
A recent controversy has erupted over a $30,000 down payment assistance program offered by the Hacienda Community Development Corporation (HCDC) in Oregon, leading to widespread criticism and an official apology from the organization. The backlash followed a flyer that suggested the grant was available exclusively to non-U.S. citizens, including DACA recipients, refugees, and green card holders, while excluding American citizens.
