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Ohio Teen Charged For Deadly Craigslist Scheme
Craigslist is known for its cheap televisions, used cars and prostitutes, but who would have guessed it would have been known for a 17-year-old killers?
Authorities say Rafferty, of Stow, helped Richard Beasley, of Akron, lure four victims at separate times with bogus Craigslist job offers to a nonexistent cattle farm in rural Noble County in southeast Ohio;
Woman Fired for Fleeing Armed Robber
What do you do when your workplace is being held-up by an armed robber? If your answer is anything other than “your job,” don’t bother applying at Arby’s.
An Arby’s employee named Maria Archer is grateful to have escaped last Friday, when a man attempted to rob the restaurant where she worked. Archer, who was an assistant manager, said she was doing the closing duties at around 1 a.m. when she heard the doorbell ring.
Florida Fail: Florida City Bans The Hiring of Smokers
If you are having trouble kicking the habit, you would likely find the motivation in knowing your job depends on it.
Delray Beach City Commissioners on Tuesday announced a policy that would help the financially struggling city save money – refusing to hire smokers. Each smoker costs a company or government agency an average $12,000 in health and disability-related costs.
Woman Rejected From Job Replies With a ‘Counter Offer to Suck Her Dick’
This woman was so desperate for a job that she had applied for everything she could, but there’s only so much one can take after continuous rejection.
The 31-year-old Southern California resident with a master’s degree in sports management had been trying to get a job – any job – since December when she got a letter from a prospective employer that made her snap.
A Second American Civil War In 2016?
It’s been far over a century since the civil war, but this General is thinking that we may be headed nose-first into a second one.
Retired US Army Col Kevin Benson currently instructs soldiers at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas’ University of Foreign Military and Cultural Studies but has spent enough time with the Armed Forces to know his way around a battlefield. In a new essay he’s written alongside the University of Kansas’ Dr. Jennifer Weber, Benson implies that the United States could soon be the scene of a bloody uprising that might make way for a new form of government to emerge.
