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Authorities on Hawaii’s island of Maui called off the search for a 60-year-old woman from Washington late Friday night after she was first reported missing following a “possible” shark attack while snorkeling with her husband Thursday.The woman’s name has not been released but according to the U.S. Coast Guard the active search off of South Maui was suspended following 17 searches over the course of 40 hours that covered an area of 306 miles. MAUI, HAWAII, OFFICIALS SEARCH FOR WOMAN AFTER HUSBAND REPORTS POSSIBLE SHARK ENCOUNTER WHILE SNORKELINGThe U.S. Coast Guard, first responders and officers from the Division of Conservation…

Redd-y to spill the tea! Saturday Night Live alum Chris Redd wasted no time in dishing on all of his favorites — and awkward celebrity encounters — exclusively to Us Weekly. The comedian, 37, made headlines in September when he announced his departure from the NBC staple after five years of hilarious characters and viral sketches. “Being a part of SNL has been the experience of a lifetime,” the Popstar: Never Stop Stopping actor said in a statement at the time. “Five years ago, I walked into 30 Rock knowing that this was an amazing opportunity for growth. Now, with…

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FIRST ON FOX: The nonbinary Biden administration official facing up to five years in prison for allegedly stealing luggage in Minnesota now faces up to 10 years in prison for stealing another bag in Nevada, according to a police report obtained by Fox News Digital.Samuel Brinton — who has served as the Energy Department’s (DOE) deputy assistant secretary for spent fuel and waste disposition since June — allegedly stole a suitcase with a total estimate worth of $3,670 on July 6 at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas, according to a declaration filed by a Las Vegas Metropolitan Police…

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Disclaimer: The Industry Talk section features insights by crypto industry players and is not a part of the editorial content of Cryptonews.com.IMPT remains in highlights as it has raised over a million dollars in less than 24 hours for the IMPT presale, which ends on December 11. Its mission is to link consumers all over the world with hundreds of environmental projects supported by thousands of well-known retail companies through its novel approach to carbon offsetting and climate change solutions.When someone makes a purchase using IMPT.io, a portion of the proceeds is given to organizations working to mitigate the effects…

A Manhattan developer that Attorney General Letitia James indicted for stealing two Harlem brownstones worth $4 million is now off the hook after a state appellate panel found the embattled prosecutor lacked jurisdiction to take the case. Under the law, James wasn’t permitted to pursue deed and mortgage fraud charges against alleged conman Joseph Makhani, the state Supreme Court’s First Judicial Department found — because the case was referred to her by an officer of New York’s court system. Instead, referrals to the attorney general must “come only from an agency” within the state’s executive branch of government, the five-member…

Rachael Bletchly reflects on the stress of Christmas shopping and how her family and friends have overcome it ahead of this most difficult of Christmases, and finds – as the science shows – giving really does make you live longerA few years ago I headed to the West End wearing a heart rate monitor to write about the stress of Christmas shopping. A study had found that some people’s heart rates soar by 33% as they battle the crowds, equal to running a marathon. Others develop an abnormal heart rhythm from the pressure. I never found out how my ticker…

Restaurant cancels Christian group event A Virginia restaurant canceled a Christian group’s reservation, citing the “dignity and safety” of its LGBTQ employees. “Americans want to know that we live in a place that protects freedom and their religious views,” says Victoria Cobb, President of the Family Foundation of Virginia, “but not a place where waitstaff can say, ‘I am bigoted, intolerant of other people who simply believe differently, so I won’t put food on the table.'” 08:11 – Source: CNN Source: CNN

Lima, Peru – Like many Peruvian leaders that came before her, Dina Boluarte can be described as an “accidental” president. And just as most of those same past heads of state did, Boluarte is taking the helm of a deeply divided and frustrated nation after a series of dramatic and fast-moving political events. “In many ways, she’s an accidental president,” said Jo-Marie Burt, an associate professor at George Mason University and senior fellow at the Washington Office on Latin America. “Like a lot of Peru’s recent presidents, none have been able to fulfill the normal five-year mandate, revealing the profound instability…