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MANHATTAN - SUVs and pot gummies are on the menu for an all-female robbery crew who beat ride share drivers and store clerks to get what they want, cops said. Police released the photos of the 5 suspects who are accused of stealing at least 1 SUV.

Female Robbery Crew Makes Off with Pot, SUV

Georgia State

Douglas, GA

Daily Coffee Press

A 39-year-old Douglas man was recently charged after he allegedly managed to sneak suspected cocaine into a patrol car by stuffing the substance in his pants. At the time of his arrest, the suspect, Bobby Sharon Marshall, had only been out of prison for 18 days.

Douglas man charged 18 days after prison release for allegedly sneaking cocaine into patrol vehicle 

Arkansas State

Washington, DC

Jollybob

During her appearance at the Reagan Institute Summit on Education (RISE) in Washington, D.C., First Lady Jill Biden experienced an unexpected turn of events. Anticipating an enthusiastic response, she delivered a statement aimed at highlighting the shared values that transcend political divisions. However, to her surprise, the audience remained silent, leaving her with no choice but to prod them to applaud.

First Lady Jill Biden Encounters Unexpected Audience Response During Reagan Institute Summit on Education

Chicago, IL

Natalie Frank, Ph.D.

As Mayor Lori Lightfoot prepares to leave office, she signs executive orders to guild her administrations accomplishments and shape the path for her successor's administration.

Mayor Lightfoot Concludes Term by Signing Executive Orders, That Could Force Successor to Continue Her Initiatives

Two teen employees at a Burger King in Douglas have been charged on multiple counts for allegedly taking photos of customers' credit cards before using them to make several purchases. The first victim mentioned that over $2,000 in purchases were attempted on her card, with other victims coming forward since the initial report was made.

Burger King employees charged after allegedly stealing customer's card information and attempting to spend over $2,000

Augusta, GA

A 36-year-old man from Augusta was recently arrested in Coffee County after a drug detective reportedly witnessed him strike a woman in a vehicle. The altercation, according to the victim, stemmed from her forgetting money to purchase drinks. Detectives also reported discovering suspected methamphetamine on the suspect, Brandon Durden, and other drug-related objects inside the vehicle, leading to additional charges.

Augusta man charged for allegedly striking woman three times because she forgot money to purchase drinks

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Flurry of Medicare Advantage regulation likely to hit nursing home coffers

Federal efforts to rein in Medicare Advantage spending and recoup payments awarded for improper diagnoses will likely lead to even more financial pressure on nursing homes...

Flurry of Medicare Advantage regulation likely to hit nursing home coffers

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