Author: Leslie Stewart

West Virginia’s governor said Monday that a National Guard member hospitalized in critical condition after a fellow Guard member was shot and killed near the White House is recovering.Andrew Wolf, 24, a member of the West Virginia Air National Guard, is showing signs of improvement, including responding to a nurse’s request for a thumbs up, Staff Sergeant Patrick Morrissey said at a news conference.“They also said he was wiggling his toes,” he said. “So we take that as a positive sign.”Mr. Wolfe was hospitalized in critical condition following Wednesday’s attack, and Spc. Sarah Beckstrom, 20, of the West Virginia Army…

The 80-year-old was standing in a convenience store, pouring $60,000 into a cryptocurrency ATM machine. He wasn’t an investor. Someone called him pretending to be a representative from his bank. She scared him by saying she needed to convert her life savings into cryptocurrency to protect her funds. However, he knew nothing about cryptocurrencies or even how to convert cash into cryptocurrencies. The scammer explained what to do and where the nearest crypto machine was located at a convenience store near the apartment. When the son received a notification from the bank that a large sum of money had been…

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Strathroy | iStock | Getty ImagesFor nearly a century, John Dioguardi’s family has been making custom tombstones and other memorials at Roman Monument in western Pennsylvania. Lately, he’s been wondering how much time he has left in his business.Dioguardi has been trying to adapt for more than a decade, as the rise in cremations reduces demand for the traditional burial markers that are synonymous with his business. This year, they took another hit. President Donald Trump’s broad and expensive tariffs are driving up the cost of granite shipped from all over the world to American graves.“I hope everything goes well,”…

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President Donald Trump said Saturday morning that Venezuela’s airspace should be considered “closed” as he considers military action against the South American country. “To all airlines, pilots, drug traffickers, and human traffickers, please consider completely closing the airspace over and around Venezuela,” Trump said in a post on Truth Social.There was no immediate response to the post from Venezuela, which maintains authority over its own airspace. Flight tracking data showed several planes were still in the air Saturday morning.Many airlines began rerouting flights away from Venezuelan airspace earlier this month, and the US Federal Aviation Administration warned of “increased military…

Binance founder CZ did not try to soften the mood this week. He shared the following with X: “It’s an unpopular opinion, but it’s a good idea to sell when greed is at its peak and buy when fear is at its peak.” This is a well-known rule in cryptocurrencies, but the message feels different when markets have just spent 18 days locked in extreme fear.CZ’s comment sparks rapid reaction onlineTraders reacted almost instantly. “This is a very common opinion, but it’s an uncommon behavior because emotion takes precedence over logic.” User X wrote: Another added: “Markets move on psychology…

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