BREAKING NEWS BRIEF
Did this man decapitate someone and play soccer with the severed head?
A 25-year-old New Mexico man is accused of stabbing and decapitating 51-year-old James Garcia. Joel Arciniega-Saenz said he even “played soccer” with Garcia’s severed head before he was arrested, kicking it at 14 cars.
Arciniega-Saenz apparently was covered in blood when police apprehended him, and he claimed that Garcia had raped his wife several years ago.
But this is not the first time that Arciniega-Saenz has been in trouble with the law. He was arrested in connection to a 2017 murder, and for vandalizing a coffee shop in May. But he was ultimately released both times.
According to the Third Judicial District Attorney’s Office: “Our office has diligently argued to keep this guy in jail on the most recent charges… but [District Court Judge Kent Wingenroth] ‘didn’t find him dangerous’ and released him on a $2,000 bond.”
What happens next for Arciniega-Saenz?
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MARKET UPDATE
Coca-Cola’s summer personalization campaign really missed the mark
Coca-Cola, hoping to capitalize on its previously popular campaign of name personalization, added a new make your own label promotion. Customers can write short messages on custom Coke bottles.
Although Coca-Cola tried to block some slurs and trademarks, social media users were quick to discover that the company’s restrictions were hardly comprehensive — and in some cases blocked inoffensive terms.
Coke continues to try to be “woke,” but seems to keep missing the mark.
You’d think Coca-Cola would be a bit more conscientious about these things considering its “try to be less white” training it provided earlier this year.
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THE NATURAL WORLD
Disney welcomes new baby giraffe at Animal Kingdom theme park
Disney’s Animal Kingdom theme park welcomed a new addition to the family this month when a baby Masai giraffe was born.
The male calf was born on June 10, but Disney Park officials just announced the birth this week and shared some of the first photos of the young giraffe. Disney’s Director of Animal & Science Operations Scott Terrell described the baby giraffe as “playful, curious, and pretty chill.”
The giraffe calf is six feet tall and a whopping 183 pounds. He has a unique butterfly-shaped marking on his right shoulder, and care takers have found several heart-shaped markings in the pattern on his coat.
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MIND OVER MATTER
New research teaches us how to strengthen our interpersonal connections
We all want better relationships with the people who matter most to us. Whether that special someone is a romantic partner, a family member, or a friend, there’s no doubt that they all deserve a little extra care.
So what does the latest research say about improving the quality of those close relationships?
Good relationships can be hindered when you haven’t repaired the relationship you have with yourself. Here are four recent insights from experts that offer a new perspective you may be missing out on.
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PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE
5 red flags policyholders should watch for in the insurance claims process
The insurance claims process is long and complicated. With so many things to think about, it’s easy to overlook key elements — even if you’re the most detail-oriented person.
That being said, it’s easier to keep in mind a few things to look out for rather than trying to think of everything at once. Here are five red flags to look out for.
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