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Bar Smith’s mother, Shane, reveals a “secret” about Ashley Jones

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MTV Shane Williams, mother of “Teen Mom” ​​star Bar Smith, has not held back. Bar Smith’s mother, Shane Williams, had some tea to pour in regards to her daughter-in-law, “Tiny Mom” ​​star Ashley Jones, and son Barr Smith. Smith is currently behind bars, with police claiming he is a fugitive from the state. Jones is currently pregnant with Smith’s second son and has been sent home from Season 2 of “Little Mom: Family Reunion” to fight with her co-star, Brianna DeJesus. The drama led to Williams speaking publicly, and going…

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Border agents seize nearly $3 million in methamphetamine packaged to look like onions

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A smuggler attempted to cross the Mexican-US border with a huge amount of methamphetamine disguised as onions, leaving federal officials impressed with the ingenuity of the alleged stunt. “Not only was this a clever attempt to attempt drug smuggling, one I had never seen before, but it was also time consuming to package the drugs in these little packages that are made to look like onions,” said Sydney Aki, field manager. Operations at San Diego Customs and Border Protection, in the current situation. 1,197 packages of methamphetamine, packed among real…

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Splash it or skip it?

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as Snowfall Returning to air on FX and Hulu for the fifth season, it’s 1986 in the City of Angels. Breaking free from wand business, with a new torch at his side, and still doing in droves at the drug trade, young drug tycoon Franklin Saint aims to diversify his illicit earnings into legitimate real estate holdings. His position in power was secured. But this does not mean that there are no problems … Snowfall Season 5: Splash or skip? Opening shot: University of Maryland, June 19, 1986. 5:58 am.…

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Splash it or skip it?

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Italian romance teen horror do not kill me (Is mi uccidere) — now on Netflix — borrows heavily from an American formula: based on a series of novels, the supernatural, the female protagonist and plenty of Next Face, but since it’s European, The Next Face is more R-rated than Bella and Edward. (And hey, guess what, he’s also bloody as heck!) Director Andrea De Sica teams up once again with Alice Pagani, star of his TV series Child, for a movie that shows a clear desire for the first chapter…

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Biden’s Justice Department joins non-enforcement movement by allowing ‘safe injection’ sites

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There are good arguments for and against “safe injection” sites – such as the one that opened in East Harlem in December – allowing addicts to inject drugs into the streets under a watchful eye. They provide the opportunity to reverse overdoses and provide health conditions. But neighbors fear addicts will congregate on street corners and bring crime and chaos. However, there is a big reason why such facilities are not allowed: they are illegal under federal law. But that doesn’t stop President Joe Biden’s Justice Department from indicating that…

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Kamala Harris ignores the drugs flowing across the southern border

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Fentanyl deaths have doubled in two years, and black men are seeing the largest increase in drug overdoses. So why isn’t Vice President Kamala Harris doing something about illegal drugs entering the country through the southern border? When the Biden administration took office, you promised that Harris, who is of black and South Asian descent, was a new kind of revolutionary hero for people of color, especially black Americans. And the president made her responsible for one of the country’s biggest crises (albeit of his own making), as record numbers…

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New eye drops offer an alternative to reading glasses

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Eye drops that improve close-up vision could make misplaced reading glasses less bothersome for the many 128 million Americans with age-related near-vision deficits. Vuity, which became available by prescription this month, is a once-a-day treatment that can help users see up close without affecting their long-range vision. “For anyone who doesn’t want to fiddle with reading glasses, this could be a really useful alternative,” said Dr. Scott McCrae, an ophthalmologist at the University of Rochester Center for Visual Sciences. McCray was not involved in the clinical trials of the drug,…

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UK police found 900 pounds of cocaine worth $44 million in a shipment of onion rings

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The UK’s National Crime Agency says a truck driver has been arrested with more than 900 pounds of cocaine hidden in a shipment of frozen onion rings this week. Border Force officers stopped the shipment on Thursday in an inbound area from the United Kingdom in Coquille, France. The 921-pound payload is worth more than $44 million. Piotr Perzenowski, a 30-year-old Polish man, faces a first-degree drug smuggling charge. “This was really a huge amount of drugs that went out of circulation,” said the NCA branch leader. Mark Howes said…

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Alzheimer’s drug accounts for half of Medicare premium hikes

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A controversial new Alzheimer’s drug is driving one of the biggest increases in Medicare Part B premiums. The standard outpatient premium for Medicare will jump by $21.60 a month, a large portion of the $92 average Social Security living allowance announced last month, The Associated Press reported. Officials said the premium for the new Part B will be $170.10 per month for 2022. The jump of $21.60 is the largest increase ever in dollar terms, though not in percentage terms. As recently as August, the Medicare Trustees report expected an…

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The death of a young child in New York City is a murder after drugs found in the system

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The death of a young boy at a Lower East Side shelter in June has been ruled a homicide after drugs were found in his system, authorities said early Wednesday. Officers found 22-month-old Charles Rosa Veloso shortly after 4 a.m. on June 17, lying on a bed face down and covered in vomit inside the Urban Family Center on the Lower East Side, police said. EMS rushed Charles, who was unconscious and unresponsive, to New York-Presbyterian Hospital in Lower Manhattan, where he was pronounced dead. The medical examiner determined he…

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