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Japanese Principal Fired, Loses $133K Pension Over 47 Cents Worth of Stolen Coffee
A junior high school principal in Takasago, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan, has been fired and stripped of his retirement pay, valued at approximately 20 million yen ($133,000 USD), after being caught underpaying for his coffee multiple times at a convenience store. 
A junior high school principal in Takasago, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan, has been fired and stripped of his retirement pay, valued at approximately 20 million yen ($133,000 USD), after being caught underpaying for his coffee multiple times at a convenience store. -
Deadly Shooting at California House Party Leaves Four Dead, Suspects at Large
A devastating mass shooting unfolded at a house party in King City, Monterey County, California, resulting in four fatalities and leaving several others wounded, with the perpetrators still on the loose. 
A devastating mass shooting unfolded at a house party in King City, Monterey County, California, resulting in four fatalities and leaving several others wounded, with the perpetrators still on the loose. -
Tax Season 2023: What Student Loan Borrowers Need to Know Amid Policy Changes
As the 2023 tax season approaches, student loan borrowers face a landscape altered by recent policy shifts and ongoing financial pressures. With the resumption of student loan payments in October 2023, following a prolonged pause due to the COVID-19 pandemic, borrowers must navigate the implications for their tax filings and personal finances. 
As the 2023 tax season approaches, student loan borrowers face a landscape altered by recent policy shifts and ongoing financial pressures. With the resumption of student loan payments in October 2023, following a prolonged pause due to the COVID-19 pandemic, borrowers must navigate the implications for their tax filings and personal finances. -
Fatal Plane Crash Claims Five Lives on Nashville's I-40
In a tragic turn of events, five lives were lost when a small plane, identified as a C-FBWH, encountered a fatal crash along the bustling Interstate 40 in West Nashville. The incident, which occurred at approximately 7:45 p.m., led to the immediate shutdown of I-40's eastbound lanes, with the aftermath expected to impact Tuesday morning's traffic significantly. 
In a tragic turn of events, five lives were lost when a small plane, identified as a C-FBWH, encountered a fatal crash along the bustling Interstate 40 in West Nashville. The incident, which occurred at approximately 7:45 p.m., led to the immediate shutdown of I-40's eastbound lanes, with the aftermath expected to impact Tuesday morning's traffic significantly. -
Former Trump CFO Weisselberg Admits to Lying Under Oath in Civil Fraud Trial
Allen Weisselberg, the former Chief Financial Officer of the Trump Organization, has found himself ensnared in the legal quagmire once again, pleading guilty to perjury charges in a Manhattan state court. 
Allen Weisselberg, the former Chief Financial Officer of the Trump Organization, has found himself ensnared in the legal quagmire once again, pleading guilty to perjury charges in a Manhattan state court. -
Migrant Population in U.S. to Hit 8 Million, Exacerbating Immigration Backlog
The United States is bracing for a significant surge in its migrant population, with projections indicating that numbers could reach 8 million by October, marking a staggering 167% increase in five years. 
The United States is bracing for a significant surge in its migrant population, with projections indicating that numbers could reach 8 million by October, marking a staggering 167% increase in five years. -
Unrelenting Blizzard Conditions Paralyze Sierra Nevada, Historic Snowstorm Triggers Avalanches and Power Outages, Disrupting Live
The Sierra Nevada region in California is currently besieged by what has been termed a "monster snowstorm," leading to the continuation of winter storm warnings and blizzard conditions that have wreaked havoc on travel plans and safety. 
The Sierra Nevada region in California is currently besieged by what has been termed a "monster snowstorm," leading to the continuation of winter storm warnings and blizzard conditions that have wreaked havoc on travel plans and safety. -
Winds and Heat Exacerbate Texas's Largest Wildfire, Only 15% Contained After Six Days
As the inferno enters its sixth day, the local community is grappling with the devastating aftermath, with over 500 structures decimated and two lives tragically lost. The fire, which has consumed more than 1.1 million acres, remains only 15% contained, posing an ongoing threat to the region's homes, livelihoods, and the state's predominant cattle industry. 
As the inferno enters its sixth day, the local community is grappling with the devastating aftermath, with over 500 structures decimated and two lives tragically lost. The fire, which has consumed more than 1.1 million acres, remains only 15% contained, posing an ongoing threat to the region's homes, livelihoods, and the state's predominant cattle industry. -
Tahoe in Turmoil: Near-Record Winds and Snowfall Paralyze Northern California
California is currently in the grip of a formidable winter storm that has brought with it unprecedented snowfall, hurricane-force winds, and even a rare tornado, leading to widespread disruptions and hazardous conditions across the state. 
California is currently in the grip of a formidable winter storm that has brought with it unprecedented snowfall, hurricane-force winds, and even a rare tornado, leading to widespread disruptions and hazardous conditions across the state. -
Wildfires Ravage Texas: Homes Destroyed and Cattle Industry at Risk
The state of Texas is currently grappling with a series of wildfires that have wreaked havoc across northern regions, particularly in areas known for their significant contributions to the cattle industry. These fires, among the largest in Texas's history, have led to the destruction of an estimated 500 homes and structures, with at least two confirmed fatalities. 
The state of Texas is currently grappling with a series of wildfires that have wreaked havoc across northern regions, particularly in areas known for their significant contributions to the cattle industry. These fires, among the largest in Texas's history, have led to the destruction of an estimated 500 homes and structures, with at least two confirmed fatalities.
