Gary Johnson has a particular set of skills. He talks to strangers about offing loved ones: family members, business partners, or anybody close to them that they want dead. In imaginative detail, he tells them how he’ll murder them. There’s a contract, money is exchanged, an agreement is made. But the thing about Gary is that he isn’t actually
Whether you subscribe to Netflix, Disney Plus, Peacock, Hulu, or just about anything else, the cost seems to always be going up. And it may not come down anytime soon.

Next month, Doctor Who turns 60, and it’s celebrating in style between a trio of new episodes and all sorts of retrospective lookbacks—but one of its most intriguing collaborations to mark six decades of adventuring in time and space is bringing the series to the world of Magic: The Gathering, in a series of decks…
Grimes is suing Elon Musk to establish a “parental relationship” with one of their three children, according to the New York Post. Details of the lawsuit remain under seal, but TMZ speculates that it revolves around their youngest child, Tau, after Grimes said that Musk will not allow her to visit one of their children.
Last month, Grimes
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- Then-first lady Jackie Kennedy went trick-or-treating incognito in 1962.
- Bill and Hillary Clinton dressed as James and Dolley Madison at a 1993 White House Halloween party.
- George W. Bush's White House pets wore Halloween costumes in 2007.
On October 1, California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced Laphonza Butler as the replacement for the Senate seat left vacant by Dianne Feinstein's death.
The FCC has issued its first fine for space junk to Dish Network for not properly deorbiting its satellite. The company admitted it was liable for not shifting its EchoStar-7 to a safer spot and will pay a penalty of $150,000 and implement a
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- The stock market is missing one key ingredient to mount a year-end rally, according to Bank of America.
- The bank said that a crescendo of panic selling, or capitulation, is necessary for stocks to bottom in October.
- Favorable fourth-quarter seasonal patterns would support a
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- Ray Dalio says he's not plotting a comeback to Bridgewater, the fund he founded in 1975.
- Speaking at a Greenwich conference Tuesday, Dalio denied a New York Times report saying he might return.
- He said he will focus on running his family office and mentoring Bridgewater's leadership team.