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Memphis cops’ elite “SCORPION” unit — involved in the fatal beating of 29-year-old Tyre Nichols earlier this month — has been shut down because of the “heinous actions of a few,” the police department announced Saturday. At least two of the five officers who have now been charged with Nichols’ murder were members of the unit, whose acronym stands for Street Crimes Operation to Restore Peace in Our Neighborhoods. Memphis police said members of SCORPION met with Police Chief Cerelyn “C.

Et tu, Cookie Monster? Sesame Street’s lovable blue hedonist has somehow been roped into President Biden’s anti-greed agenda, including a misguided effort to bring price controls to U.S. supermarkets. This week, the official social media account for the character expressed frustration with shrinking product sizes. “Me hate shrinkflation! Me cookies are getting smaller,” he tweeted. Me hate shrinkflation! Me cookies are getting smaller. 😔 — Cookie Monster (@MeCookieMonster) March 4, 2024 The post went viral, and within hours President Biden co-opted it into his anti-corporate-greed agenda.

Lindsay Church is a U.S. Navy veteran and executive director of Minority Veterans of America. For many veterans like myself, cannabis is the difference between living a productive life and living in constant pain. But I never thought that using an alternative medical treatment would put the biggest opportunity of my career in jeopardy. While serving in the Navy, I experienced a series of failed surgeries and medical procedures beginning in 2009 and was left virtually dependent on narcotic painkillers.

Kinsey Watkins has dropped about $1,000 on pickleball, and it’s only been three months. Watkins plays two to three times a week (sometimes as many as six times) as she’s built out her gear: court shoes, pickleball balls, cooling towels — a necessity in the Dallas heat — and an array of tennis dresses and skirts. She just picked up a second paddle and is on the hunt for a pickleball bag.