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USC accused of fraud by ‘Varsity Blues’ parent whose conviction was overturned

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Sep 21, 2024

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John Wilson is seeking the return of a $100,000 donation he made in connection with his son’s admission, along with $75 million in damages.

Cyclist dies after being hit by two vehicles in L.A. Police search for drivers who fled the scene

Sep 21, 2024

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The LAPD is seeking the public’s help in identifying two drivers involved in two collisions that killed a bicyclist in Northridge on Thursday evening.

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Forget sports. The hottest Bay Area feud is over Oakland airport’s name

Sep 21, 2024

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San Francisco on Tuesday asked a federal judge for a preliminary injunction to bar Oakland’s airport from using the name San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport.

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US 10 year yield looks to close at the highest level since July 1

Nov 17, 2024

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The high yield close for the 10-year note last week reached 4.433%. The current yield is currently at 4.4315%, up 12.3 basis points. A close above would be the highest close going back to July 1, 2024 when the close came in at 4.465%. This article was written by Greg...

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USDCHF extends above the 200 day MA

Nov 17, 2024

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The USDCHF has moved up to a high of 0.88357. That is just short of a high swing area on the daily chart above at 0.88379. Get above that level and stay above, opens the door for more upside momentum. ON the downside, the closest risk is the 200 day...

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Gold Technical Analysis – It’s a make it or break it moment for gold

Nov 17, 2024

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Fundamental Overview Gold is now down almost 6% from the US election day. That shouldn’t be surprising as the last time we got a red sweep gold dropped by more than 16%. The reason is that a red sweep brings a more expansionary fiscal policy and should be not only...

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