BREAKING NEWS BRIEF
How an Alaska man drove into a mall and threatened people with a machete
A man drove his vehicle into an Alaska shopping mall entrance, and then brandished a machete, at 2 a.m. Monday morning, authorities said.
Rogelio Rogel, who is 44 years old, reportedly threatened the security guards with his weapon and he would not drop it, despite attempted negotiations. That’s when the officers released the police dog on Rogel.
The man then injured the animal with his machete, and it ended up needing staples in its leg before returning to work as a K9.
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MARKET UPDATE
‘Meme stock’ rally pauses as Redditors focus on biotech stocks
Small-time stock traders turned their attention to the biotech and healthcare sectors on Monday, lifting shares of some by as much as 10%, while the rally in stocks that were favored in recent weeks appeared to fade.
Individual traders on forums such Reddit’s WallStreetBets have acted in concert this year to bid up shares of heavily shorted stocks, triggering a phenomenon known as a “short squeeze,” which pushes up stock prices even more.
Which specific stocks are they going in on now?
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WEATHER UPDATE
This major US city’s water supply is drying up at a blistering pace
A major US city is watching its water supply dwindle at a record pace, as an extreme drought is wreaking havoc on the entire area.
As the city’s reservoir continues to lower, officials are worried that water may have to be rationed soon. The issue is not only plaguing a major US city, but the crisis impacts two states as well.
The water supply in question just hit a record low. Photos of the reservoir show just how drastically low the water is after it dipped to a depth of just over 1071 feet last week, which is the lowest it has been since the reservoir was constructed in the 1930s.
Which reservoir is at risk of running dry? And which major city and two states does it affect?
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IT TAKES A VILLAGE
Parents share their restaurant tips for picky eaters
When your child is a picky eater, heading to a restaurant can feel daunting. Who wants to go through all of the getting ready that going out with kids involves just to pay for a meal that your picky eater will barely touch? You leave frustrated with a lighter wallet and still have a hungry kid to feed when you get home.
Fellow parents of picky eaters have shared their restaurant tips. You can actually enjoy your time out and about again.
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PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE
Low on savings funds? Here’s what you can do to boost your retirement income
Many people aim to retire with $1 million or more in savings. Now the reality is that you don’t necessarily need that much money to enjoy retirement to the fullest.
But you do need a decent level of personal savings, especially since you can only count on Social Security to replace about 40% of your pre-retirement paycheck.
If you’re not happy with the state of your nest egg, you may be wondering whether your senior years are doomed. The good news? They aren’t. Here are a few ways you can compensate when your savings aren’t as robust as you’d like them to be.
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Stay Informed,
Rex Jackson
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