BREAKING NEWS BRIEF
Florida man throws a baby at police following a high-speed chase
A Florida man is facing a slew of charges after he threw his two-month-old infant at a deputy following a high-speed chase, officials said.
The event began as John James III drove recklessly in Vero Beach, deputies said. Despite the fact that he had the baby in the vehicle with him, James decided to speed up instead of stop when deputies attempted to pull him over.
That move sparked a 40-minute chase that involved hitting vehicles, maneuvering around roadblocks, and running right over contraptions meant to deflate tires.
The chase finally ended just before the man threw the baby at a deputy.
“[James] just turned around, no regard, not a little toss, [and] overhand threw this two-month-old at me from about six feet away,” said Jacob Curby, who caught the child.
What happened next to James, and the baby?
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MARKET UPDATE
This is how the stock market is starting off the week
U.S. stock futures were flat to slightly lower Monday as the S&P 500 attempts to make a run at a record high this week amid optimism about the economy’s ongoing reopening this summer.
S&P 500 futures lost 0.1%. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures were flat. Nasdaq-100 futures shed 0.3%.
Friday’s jobs report showed the unemployment rate dropping to 5.8% from 6.1% and that 559,000 jobs were added in May. The report was seen as strong enough to keep investors’ confidence in the economy, but light enough to keep the Federal Reserve from rushing to change its easy money policies.
Investors are focused on inflation data in the week ahead, with May’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) scheduled to be released Thursday.
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FROM AROUND THE GLOBE
Why are Italian law enforcement officers fining dozens of beach tourists?
Italian law enforcement officials are creating an international stir after giving dozens of beach tourists hefty fines.
The fines are being handed out to multiple tourists who have visited the beaches of Sardinia, which is an island off of the Italian coast in the Meditteranean Sea. More than 40 tourists have been slapped with fines over the last year after vacationing on the island.
Most of the tourists are being fined anywhere from $600 to $3,650 by officials. And while the fines are bad enough for someone who is just trying to vacation, some tourists have even been threatened with jail time.
What are tourists doing to receive the fines and threats of jail time? Their “crimes” are so easy to commit that it’s scary.
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WORK SMARTER, NOT HARDER
Six tips to remain productive while under pressure
Maybe you’ve been feeling it lately. That overwhelming feeling you get when your to-do list is long, but your worry list is longer? There’s a lot on your plate right now. There are scary, uncontrollable things happening globally, maybe in your personal life, yet time doesn’t stop for your business. I feel you.
Some days the last thing you want to do is answer emails or join video calls. One of the worst feelings is a big agenda and no motivation to work on it. You may not be able to control every stressor that comes your way, whether it’s personal or professional. The good news is that there are ways you can stay productive even when pressure mounts or stress takes over. Here’s what you need to know.
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Two big differences between personal loans and payday loans
Personal loans can be an affordable option, and there are a lot of times when it makes sense to take on this type of debt. Payday loans, on the other hand, are almost always very expensive and should be avoided whenever possible.
But how do you tell the difference between the two? The two key differences between personal loans and payday loans are borrowing costs and payoff time.
Here’s why those differences matter and how you can tell.
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