A group of cryptocurrency investors is taking the notion "We the people" from the US Constitution to the next level. They are actually pooling money to try to buy a rare copy of the document — and they claim to have raised $40 million to do so.
https://twitter.com/CNN/status/1461458204844511234
I know I am not smart about some things, so whatever….but I have never heard of this place before
Guernsey
Departing Sugar Land, TX
MASON87
Great blue herons have made a big comeback, thanks in part to beavers
https://twitter.com/BostonGlobe/status/1461458366149103619
BREAKING: Former Baltimore police officer, 2 children he allegedly abducted, and his companion, a current police officer, found dead after shooting with police
https://twitter.com/BNONews/status/1461465214344478726
WTAF
I wonder if it's another situation like that Cop from CA they hunted down & killed
SMITHSBURG, Md. —
BREAKING (5:30 p.m. Thursday): A week-long, two-state manhunt ends in the deaths of a former Baltimore County police officer sought in a carjacking and kidnappings, his daughters and his companion, sources tell the 11 News I-Team.
BREAKING (4:40 p.m. Thursday): A week-long, two-state manhunt for a former Baltimore County police officer ended Thursday with his death and the death of one of his daughters, sources tell the 11 News I-Team.
BREAKING (3:30 p.m. Thursday): Many police cars surrounded a crashed car in the Smithsburg area that's believed to be connected to the search for former Baltimore County police Officer Robert Vicosa, SkyTeam 11 video shows.
Sources told the 11 News I-Team that authorities had been tracking Vicosa and suspended Baltimore County police Sgt. Tia Bynum through Washington County.
Pennsylvania State Police tweeted that the area of Ringgold Pike at the Pennsylvania-Maryland line will be closed for an extended time. All traffic should avoid the area. The public is not in any danger, police said.
ORIGINAL STORY (Thursday morning): The former Baltimore County police officer at the center of a manhunt in Pennsylvania carjacked and kidnapped a man in the Cockeysville area, Baltimore County police said.
Another armed kidnapping
Baltimore County Police Chief Melissa Hyatt said former Baltimore County police Officer Robert Vicosa carjacked and kidnapped a man Wednesday afternoon in Cockeysville. Hyatt said Vicosa was accompanied by two young girls and suspended Baltimore County police Sgt. Tia Bynum at the time of the carjacking.
"We believe that these two suspects committed a kidnapping in Baltimore County yesterday afternoon in Cockeysville," Hyatt said. "During this incident, these suspects, who were armed with a handgun, carjacked an individual, forcing him to drive these two suspects throughout several different locations across the Baltimore metropolitan area. This victim was later released unharmed."
Vicosa and Bynum are wanted and considered armed and dangerous, and the safety of the children is a priority, police said. Anyone who sees Vicosa and/or Bynum is asked to call 911 – do not approach them.
The U.S. Marshals Service is offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to Vicosa's capture and the children's recovery. Call 911 with information, or the York Area Regional Police Department at 717-741-1259.
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https://www.wbaltv.com/article/robert-vicosa-tia-bynum-cockeysville-kidnapping/38289726
Australia's Crown Resorts gets sweetened $6.2 bln offer from Blackstone
https://twitter.com/ReutersBiz/status/1461480630731132928
JUST IN: Biden administration reverses Trump-era waivers that allowed federally-funded child welfare agencies to bypass non-discrimination rules
https://twitter.com/thehill/status/1461483880624574469