A neo-Nazi has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for planning violent attacks, including a plot to poison Santa

A neo-Nazi has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for planning violent attacks, including a plot to poison Santa

New York — The leader of an Eastern European neo-Nazi group has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for trying to recruit others to commit violent attacks against Jews and ethnic minorities, including a plot that would have involved dressing up as Santa Claus to distribute poisoned candy to children. Mikheil Chakhkivishvili, a 22-year-old…

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The Rise of Retail Investors: How Individuals Are Shaping the US Stock Market

The Rise of Retail Investors: How Individuals Are Shaping the US Stock Market

In recent years, individual investors, also known as retail investors, have made waves in the American stock market, transforming the landscape and challenging traditional norms. This article explores the rise of retail investors, their impact on the stock market, and the implications of this trend for both investors and regulators. The rise of retail investors:…

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Oversight panel approves decision on digitized prison mail in Illinois with new changes

Oversight panel approves decision on digitized prison mail in Illinois with new changes

CHICAGO – A state legislative oversight committee on Friday allowed the Illinois Department of Corrections to formally adopt permanent rules allowing it to scan and digitize detainees’ mail, in a blow to prison reform advocates. The rule was originally introduced under pressure from Republican lawmakers and the IDOC labor union after a series of substance…

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