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Officials in Connecticut are investigating what could be the first known case of ID theft related to Obamacare enrollment information, it was revealed Friday.
As many as 400 people enrolled in Connecticut’s state-run Obamacare exchange may have had their Social Security numbers and other personal information stolen, officials said Friday afternoon. Continue reading “First case of Obamacare ID theft? Data found in Conn. backpack”
A $10 million, 90-foot yacht was being launched in Washington state when it suddenly capsized.
The yacht, named Baden (pictured), had already been lowered into the water in Anacortes, Wash., when it slowly tilted and then sank, according to media reports.
The cause of last month’s accident is under investigation, but New World Yacht Builders, which built the yacht under the Northern Marine brand, said the problem appeared to be in the launch apparatus, not with the boat. Continue reading “Oops! $10 million yacht sinks after launch”
Activist Post – by Amanda Warren
A Tampa man is upset after returning to his expensive, decked out business truck after a concert to find it had been broken into and trashed. When he read the 2×3 scratched out note attached to the truck, he was most surprised to see that it was from Tampa police. Continue reading “Police Can Ransack Your Vehicle Without Your Presence?”
Trenchers, we are having a concert for Diggerdan. A tribute, if you will, where we can have all the songs in one place that remind us of Dan or how we feel. They will all be in one place, and we can just sit back and listen to some good music, uninterrupted.
It doesn’t matter if they have been posted before, go ahead and add them to the concert.
Just post them in the comment section. [If you paste the url of the YouTube video it will appear as a video] Continue reading “Concert for Diggerdan”
China is increasing military spending, particularly through “unprecedented” modernization of air force, the Pentagon said in a report. Beijing rebuked the document as “preposterous criticisms of China’s normal defense and military building.”
Beijing’s military spending last year exceeded $145 billion, assessed the US Department of Defense on Thursday in its annual report to the Congress. The estimate is more than 20 percent higher than the official Chinese figure. Continue reading “Beijing rebukes ‘biased’ Pentagon report on China’s military”
CNBC – by Dan Mangan
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