Hollie McKay
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Vermillion, SD, United States
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Behind Nikki Goeser's ongoing harassment from her husband's jailed killer
Almost 12 years ago, Nikki Goeser's world was shattered when Hank Wise, a man who had been stalking her, fatally shot her husband Ben inside a crowded Tennessee restaurant. → Read More
Pamela Anderson appeals Trump to pardon Assange and stand up for free speech
EXCLUSIVE: Supporters of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange are making a final appeal to the outgoing President Trump to show his commitment to free speech by granting a full pardon to the jailed publisher. → Read More
The rise of the concealed carry woman: 'We have to empower each other'
With everything from the onslaught of the coronavirus pandemic to civil unrest permeating much of the country through the summer, 2020 saw an unprecedented spike in both gun sales and concealed carry permits. → Read More
How Wednesday's Capitol riot come to fruition and who made it happen
The congressional endeavor of certifying the Presidential winner in the Electoral College is typically a banal ritual. Only this year – following weeks of mounting emotions, filed lawsuits to overturn the results and insistence from President Trump and his supporters that the election was stolen – it became a jaw-dropping event pockmarked by thousands storming the Capitol building, shots ringing… → Read More
Ashli Babbitt, woman killed in Capitol riots, described as patriot who 'loved America with all her heart'
As dramatic scenes unraveled in the Capitol on Wednesday – with a horde plowing through security – the jarring live video showed a woman draped in a Trump flag who has been shot by a plainclothes officer as she allegedly purported to breach the storied chambers via the window. She was rushed to a local hospital in critical condition and later died from her wounds. → Read More
The Mexican government's new banking bill purports to buy up dirty cash
Organized crime and drug cartels south of the border could soon see a swell of cash if a new bill passes through Mexico City's Congress next month, compelling the Central Bank to buy money of questionable origin. → Read More
Death row inmate Lisa Montgomery appeals to Trump to stop pending execution
With less than a week to go before her scheduled execution at the Federal Correctional Complex in Terre Haute, Indiana, on Jan. 12, attorneys for Lisa Montgomery are pleading with President Trump to agree to her clemency petition and save her life. → Read More
Fort Hood's toxic culture? Red flags raised over mysterious disappearances, sexual assaults
The disappearance of Vanessa Guillén, a 20-year-old soldier at the sprawling Texas Army base of Fort Hood last April, captured headlines across the world. → Read More
Who is Lisa Montgomery, the only woman on death row in the US?
The only woman on federal death row was set to be executed by lethal injection on Jan. 12, but Lisa Montgomery, 52, got a brief reprieve when, on Christmas Eve, a federal court pushed the date back. → Read More
Cuomo threatens to hold those who got coronavirus vaccine out of turn criminally liable
As the second wave of coronavirus sweeps New York, the state's governor has threatened legal action not only against a Brooklyn-based network of medical clinics that allegedly distributed the Moderna coronavirus vaccine out of sequence with state guidelines but those who received the first shot before their eligibility. → Read More
Cuomo vows coronavirus vaccine fraud crackdown, warns of $1M fines and revoked licenses
New York health providers who fraudulently obtain or distribute coronavirus vaccines will now risk fines of up to $1 million and revocation of their state licenses, Gov. Andrew Cuomo is warning. → Read More
NYC vaccine scandal under criminal investigation, leaves hundreds in limbo for second dose
The New York Health Department (DOH) Commissioner Howard Zucker announced ParCare Community Health Network – with five locations in Brooklyn and one in Manhattan – was under criminal investigation over concerns it "may have fraudulently obtained" the coveted COVID-19 vaccine." → Read More
'Lost Girl' brought to the US amid Sudan war connects with surviving family member after 30 years
In a year pockmarked by an ongoing pandemic, the type of tragedy that brings faded war memories back to life, Rebecca Deng has a reason to truly celebrate Christmas in her snow-dusted home of Holland, Mich., this year. → Read More
Amid coronavirus pandemic, Pentagon sends 300,000 pounds of holiday foods to deployed US troops
The Pentagon shipped more than 300,000 pounds of traditional foods – including 51,000 pounds of roasted turkey, 9000 whole turkeys, 74,000 pounds of beef, 21,000 pounds of ham, 67,000 pounds of shrimp, 16, 000 pounds of sweet potatoes, 19,000 pounds of pies and cakes and 7,000 gallons of eggnog – to troops everywhere from Europe and Africa, to the Middle East and Asia. → Read More
COVID-19 vaccine rollout plagued by protests, failed technology and front-line workers missing out
While thousands of front-line health care workers are said to have been inoculated with the COVID-19 vaccine, others contend that the process has been punctured by uncertainty and a chaotic waiting game. → Read More
How revolutionary force plate technology could save troops from injuries and slash defense spending
In a bid to solve the impasse and cut down on costs, the DoD is turning to an emerging new force plate and machine learning technology – from Sparta Science – to pinpoint potential problem points to prevent future maladies, zap the attrition rate and increase physical readiness. → Read More
Mexico passes bill that could set back US partnership in drug war by decades
Lawmakers in Mexico on Tuesday approved a controversial reform to the National Security Law to "regulate and monitor all activities of foreign agents," which critics say will dramatically set back U.S. and Mexico relations and hamper efforts in the battle against drug cartels. → Read More
Russia's suspected hacking operation targeted 5 US agencies, 18K entities
Public and private agencies and businesses worldwide have been left clambering to determine if they have been hit in what could amount to one of the most extensive hacking campaigns in recent decades. → Read More
Who's hiding 'Russiagate' informant Stephen Halper, and why?
As Special Counsel John Durham carries on with the investigation into the origins of the Russia investigation, widening his prosecutorial team, critical questions linger over the role played by FBI informant Stefan Halper and his longtime FBI handler, Stephen Somma. → Read More
How China has built its extensive 'honey trap' spy network
Axios revealed this week that some six years ago Rep. Eric Swalwell had a relationship with a woman suspected of being a Chinese espionage operative. → Read More