CBS had a 60 Minutes investigation into the banks that moved more than $1 billion for Jeffrey Epstein.
It interviewed Senator Ron Wyden. It examined Wall Street and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Then CBS fired the correspondent. The interview will not air, and nobody knows whether the investigation ever will.
A police chief in Georgia used Flock's cameras to track his ex-girlfriend and her teen daughter nearly 600 times. “Don’t worry I’m not tracking you or some weird stalker shit," he texted her. After his arrest, he committed suicide.
He's one of 50 cops we found misusing Flock: 🧵
After Destiny uncovers an Internet enigma, a mystery begins to take root. Unbeknownst to many, it goes much deeper than imagined.
🔴NEW VIDEO: The Internet's Deepest Rabbit Hole, now live on YouTube: https://t.co/j8TNbgNK87
@SalamiSandwich4 Everyone is getting on your ass for this, but Wong could’ve clearly just teleported closer
Dude wanted to get his steps in and not ruin the aura, my guess
A 10 year-old boy from Japan discovered that butterflies can remember their time as caterpillars.
Jo Nagai noticed his caterpillars still loved him after turning into butterflies, and the affection he had for them led to a genuine scientific discovery.
@meloncrab I knew a girl in college who didn’t know what and who were Nazis and what they did. Just that there was a big war a long time ago
Do not underestimate humanity’s potential for ignorance
@passionless2004@RobNotAgain@TheGeekForFun You gotta realize half of the people on here who are comics fans don’t care, and just want an excuse to talk about how they want it comic accurate
You should take some of these replies with a grain of salt
@Hiroshurama@Haeldian I always hated this argument as if the actual content itself is filler or boring, when it’s nothing but the opposite
There was substance and purpose in each of those minutes; as well it showed the intensity and ingenuity it took to invade the palace, its impressive