Author: Adrian Garrett

"Zombie enthusiast. Subtly charming travel practitioner. Webaholic. Internet expert."

Former President Donald Trump made a dramatic appearance in a downtown Manhattan courtroom today, marking the start of his criminal trial. Despite the high-profile nature of the case, the courtroom was only half-full, with rows of empty benches set aside for potential jurors. Trump, dressed in a dark suit and tie, acknowledged his rights as a criminal defendant and engaged with his legal team throughout the day. Judge Juan Merchan wasted no time, asking up to 42 questions of each prospective juror in an effort to select a fair and impartial jury. However, Trump didn’t hold back his opinions on…

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A groundbreaking new study has shaken up the world of coffee drinkers, revealing surprising benefits that may have coffee lovers rejoicing. According to recent research, consuming coffee could actually reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke, and certain types of cancer. Contrary to previous beliefs, coffee may have a protective effect on the body, with experts pointing to antioxidants and other compounds in coffee as potential contributors to these health benefits. The findings stem from a large-scale analysis of over 1 million participants from various studies, shedding new light on the impact of everyone’s favorite morning pick-me-up. While more research…

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Former President Donald Trump has voiced his support for House Speaker Mike Johnson amid a motion to oust him from his speakership. The two political figures held a joint news conference at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort to showcase their unity in the face of pressure from GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene. During the press conference, Johnson sought Trump’s backing on a potential Ukraine aid package, underlining the political stakes for the speaker. Additionally, the pair addressed state proposals that would allow non-citizens to vote, emphasizing the importance of election security. Trump’s influence in the House GOP infighting could have significant consequences…

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Apple is set to revolutionize its Mac lineup with the introduction of M4 chips, scheduled to debut in late 2024. The new chips will focus on enhancing performance specifically for artificial intelligence capabilities, aiming to take Mac devices to the next level in terms of efficiency and power. The entire Mac lineup is expected to receive the M4 chips between late 2024 and early 2025. The first devices to undergo the upgrade will include the iMac, low-end 14-inch MacBook Pro, high-end 14-inch MacBook Pro, 16-inch MacBook Pro, and Mac mini machines. Furthermore, Apple plans to roll out updates for the…

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House GOP Faces Setback as Conservative Opposition Halts Progress on Controversial Spying Law In a significant blow to the House GOP, nineteen Republicans blocked a procedural vote on the renewal of the controversial Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), leaving the legislation in limbo. The right-wing fury over the spying law has caused chaos within the party, with former President Donald Trump adding fuel to the fire by urging Republicans to “KILL FISA”. One of the most vocal opponents of FISA renewal, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, has even threatened to oust House Speaker Mike Johnson over the issue. Republican leaders are…

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A new study published on the preprint server arXiv in March has suggested that Uranus and Neptune may contain methane ice in addition to frozen water. The research, which could provide insights into how these icy planets formed, has revealed that scientists have limited knowledge about the compositions of Uranus and Neptune due to limited exploration. Based on models built using data from the Voyager 2 spacecraft and telescope observations, researchers believe that Uranus and Neptune have thin hydrogen and helium envelopes, water and ammonia layers, and rocky cores. The planets likely formed by accreting planetesimals rich in carbon, which…

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The upcoming new moon solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, is set to bring powerful energy as it transits through the sign of Aries. This particular eclipse holds significance as the sun is exalted in Aries, making it a potent time for those with cardinal placements. During this eclipse, individuals will be asked to analyze their independence within their relationships. It will push the collective to let confidence shine through, urging everyone to step into their power. The impact of this transit on rising, sun, and moon signs can be significant, with Aries, Cancer, Libra, and Capricorn signs most affected.…

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Former President Donald Trump’s fundraising efforts are expected to reach new heights with a highly anticipated fundraiser in Palm Beach, Florida. The event, set to take place at the lavish home of billionaire investor John Paulson, is projected to raise a staggering $43 million, making it Trump’s largest fundraiser yet. With around 100 guests in attendance, including several billionaires, the fundraiser is set to surpass the recent fundraising record set by President Joe Biden. Biden raised $26 million at a gathering with former Presidents Bill Clinton and Barack Obama, highlighting the strong financial support for both parties. The fundraiser signifies…

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In a bold move to reset slumping sales in the region, McDonald’s has announced plans to acquire its restaurants in Israel from long-time franchisee Alonyal Limited. The fast-food giant intends to take over the operation of 225 restaurants and retain over 5,000 employees as part of the deal. The financial terms of the acquisition, set to close in the coming months, have not been disclosed. McDonald’s President of international developmental licensed markets, Jo Sempels, has emphasized the company’s commitment to the Israeli market despite recent challenges. Alonyal Limited has successfully operated McDonald’s in Israel for over 30 years, making it…

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Three Buildings Evacuated in Newark After Earthquake Hits East Coast On Friday, a 4.8 magnitude earthquake struck the East Coast, causing three buildings in Newark to be evacuated due to serious damage. The earthquake, which was felt from Philadelphia to Boston, also shook buildings in New York City and drove residents into the streets. Aftershocks continued throughout the day, with officials in New York and New Jersey reporting minimal damage and being prepared to handle the situation. Despite the earthquake being the third strongest in the area since 1950, there were no major disruptions reported in the city. However, the…

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