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Slaycation: True Crimes, Murders, and Twisted Vacations

Kim Davis, Adam "Tex" Davis, Jerry Kolber; True Crime Podcast

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Slaycation is a gripping and darkly comedic true crime podcast that delves into the chilling world of murders that take place on vacation. Was it an accident, or murder? Hosted by a true crime enthusiast, her comedy writer husband, and a seasoned TV producer, this unique and hilarious show will have you laughing, gasping and exclaiming 'WTF?' as you go on a twisted journey through the wildest slaycations that will have you canceling your flight. Embark on a chilling yet uproarious adventure ...
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”US News - Daily News Now!” is your go-to Fastcast™ — a fast, bite-sized podcast delivering the latest national headlines and top stories in under 2 minutes. Perfect for your busy lifestyle, this autogenerated news update keeps you informed on current affairs and trending topics from across the U.S., right when you need it. Stay updated with lightning-fast insights, designed to be accessed anytime, anywhere. Don’t miss out on the essential news you need to navigate your day — all in a Fastca ...
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The Biden administration implements strict new rules for reporters in the White House, sparking controversy. The new policy requires appointments for access to the Upper Press area near the Oval Office, citing concerns over sensitive information. The White House Correspondents' Association criticizes the move, arguing it hinders press freedom and a…
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Trinidad and Tobago's military goes on high alert amidst rising US-Venezuela tensions. With a US military buildup in the Caribbean, Trinidad's capital panics, leading to grocery and gas station lines. Despite rumors, President Trump denies any plans for strikes against Venezuela, as the region remains on edge. The Daily News Now! - Every city. Ever…
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**Summary:**Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers signed a bipartisan law mandating cellphone bans in public schools during class time, addressing concerns about student distraction and mental health. The law, which aligns with most schools' existing restrictions, requires districts to implement policies by July, with exceptions for emergencies and teacher…
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Attention travelers! The ongoing government shutdown has led to severe staffing shortages at major air-traffic control centers, causing significant flight delays, especially in the Northeast. With nearly 80% of controllers in the New York region out, the FAA is prioritizing safety by slowing down traffic or canceling flights. Plan for extra time at…
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In South Carolina's Republican governor race, candidates are fiercely competing for former President Donald Trump's endorsement, with the winner likely to secure the governor's seat. Recent polls show Rep. Nancy Mace leading, followed by Lieutenant Governor Pam Evette, Rep. Ralph Norman, and Attorney General Alan Wilson. Trump's endorsement could s…
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60 Minutes welcomes back President Trump this weekend, marking his first appearance since a contentious lawsuit with CBS News. The interview, conducted by Norah O'Donnell, comes amidst network changes, including a new CEO and executive producer, and a shift towards potentially better relations with Trump. Viewers anticipate a significant shift in t…
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**Summary:**The podcast episode discusses the recent exchange of bodies between Israel and Hamas, following a tense week of violence in the region. The Red Cross facilitated the transfer of three unidentified bodies from Israel to Gaza, while Israel returned the remains of thirty Palestinians to Gaza authorities. However, the identities of the retu…
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New Hampshire's Voter ID Law SB two eighty-seven faces legal challenge from visually impaired residents. The law tightens mail-in ballot rules, requiring photo ID or notarization, which critics argue disproportionately affects people with disabilities. The RNC supports the law as a means to prevent voter fraud, while plaintiffs claim it creates an …
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**Summary:**Despite widespread judicial opposition, the Trump administration's policy for detaining immigrants facing deportation has been upheld by the Board of Immigration Appeals. This policy, which mandates detention for all immigrants up for deportation regardless of criminal record, has been criticized by judges appointed by every president s…
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North Korea dismisses denuclearization as a pipe dream, just as South Korean President Lee Jae Myung prepares to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping. North Korea's statement, published by their state-run news agency, is a direct response and a formal rejection of calls to give up nuclear weapons. The timing of the statement is crucial, as it com…
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In a fragile ceasefire, Israel receives unidentified remains of three people, possibly hostages, from Hamas. Gaza's Health Ministry struggles to identify bodies due to lack of resources and damage from conflict. Meanwhile, over eighty percent of Gaza's buildings are damaged or destroyed, and humanitarian concerns rise. Government leaders from Arab …
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In a pressing move, President Trump seeks immediate court guidance on SNAP funding during the ongoing government shutdown. With SNAP supporting 42 million Americans, the program is at risk of lapsing due to legal uncertainties. Trump urges Senate Democrats to end the shutdown, accusing them of prioritizing politics over people. The court's decision…
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Walmart Debunks Shutdown Rumors: Stores to Stay Open Despite SNAP ConcernsAs the federal government shutdown continues, rumors spread that Walmart might close stores due to a potential pause in food benefits like SNAP. However, Walmart quickly denied these claims, assuring customers that their stores would remain open. The rumors likely stemmed fro…
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The Department of Energy has announced a $100 million funding opportunity to revitalize and modernize coal-fired power plants across the US. This initiative aims to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance wastewater management. The funding is part of a broader effort to revive the coal industry and ensure reliable, affordable energy. Projects…
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On this episode, we delve into the new Pentagon policy that's causing a stir in Congress. The Department of War's central legislative affairs office now oversees all interactions between Pentagon employees and lawmakers, aiming to prevent leaks, especially on sensitive matters. However, this change is met with resistance, as it may hinder quick fac…
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Democratic candidate Abigail Spanberger vows to refuse collaboration with President Trump, citing his administration's harmful actions towards the federal workforce and the recent government shutdown. Her stance, made during a PBS NewsHour interview, has sparked reactions from her Republican opponent, Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears, who accuses Spanb…
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📰 **White House Tightens Access to Upper Press Area: A New Era of Controlled Communication**The White House has introduced new rules, effective October 31st, making it more challenging for journalists to access the Upper Press area near the Oval Office. Reporters must now schedule appointments to enter this space, as outlined in a memo from the Nat…
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On Halloween, a joint task force of Secret Service, San Antonio Police, and Bexar County Sheriff's Office conducted a massive operation to combat illegal payment skimmers targeting electronic benefit transactions. They checked over 4300 payment machines, removing 17 skimmers that could have stolen over $17 million. The operation also included educa…
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**Summary:**Advocates in Illinois have filed a lawsuit against federal authorities over the allegedly inhumane conditions at the Broadview immigration center. The lawsuit claims that detainees are denied private calls with attorneys, lack oversight, and are coerced into signing documents they don't understand. Reports describe packed cells, unsanit…
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A federal judge blocked President Trump's executive order requiring documentary proof of citizenship for voter registration, stating it exceeded his authority. The ruling upholds the Constitution's election regulation power to Congress and states, and the federal voter form won't require proof beyond what was already in place. The White House hasn'…
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Venezuela's President Maduro is seeking military support from Russia, China, and Iran amidst rising tensions with the U.S. He has requested military aid, including repairs for aircraft and radars, and has organized shipments of military equipment from Iran. The U.S. has recently deployed military forces to the Caribbean, leading to a tense standoff…
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**Summary:**President Trump urges Senate Majority Leader John Thune to eliminate the filibuster and pass legislation to reopen the government, but Thune stands firm, citing the importance of the rule in maintaining Senate balance and protecting both parties' rights. House Speaker Mike Johnson also opposes changing the rules due to potential future …
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John Hurley, the U.S. Treasury official, embarks on a Middle East and Europe trip to pressure Iran through coordinated international sanctions. He'll meet with foreign partners to discuss strategies for cutting off Iran's financial access, focusing on cracking down on sanctions evasion and regional instability. The trip comes as Trump reinstates hi…
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On Halloween, the stock market saw a mixed bag of results, with the Nasdaq leading the way. Amazon shares soared to new heights after predicting robust sales, while Apple, despite beating expectations, saw more modest gains due to supply issues. The Federal Reserve's reluctance to lower interest rates, due to high inflation, has cast a shadow over …
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🎙️ New Jersey's Governor Race Heats Up: Republicans Ramp Up Efforts, Democrats Fight Back 🎙️As New Jersey's governor race enters its final days, Republicans are making a massive push to secure the office. With fifty county captains, over fifteen thousand volunteers, and five full-time staffers, they're outnumbering their 2021 efforts. Their new too…
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As the government shutdown enters its second month, Republican National Committee Chairman Joe Gruters accuses Democrats of prioritizing illegal immigrants over U.S. citizens, affecting millions. Despite efforts to reopen the government, Democrats reject Republican proposals, leading to a stalemate. Meanwhile, a ruling keeps SNAP funded, but concer…
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Former President Trump designates Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern due to the mass slaughter of Christians by radical Islamist militants. This move could lead to sanctions, aid cuts, or arms restrictions unless waived for national security. Trump calls for investigations and action, while the UN and Nigerian government take differing stan…
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McDonald's and other retailers face penny shortage after U.S. Mint stops production, leading to cash transaction rounding to the nearest five cents. The company explains the new policy, its impact on customers, and efforts to find long-term solutions. Retail groups and restaurant associations seek Congress' approval for official rounding to the nea…
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President Trump unveils Lincoln Bathroom remodel, sparking debate on tradition and history in the White House. The art deco tiles are replaced with polished black and white statuary marble, aiming for a more Lincoln-era look. The renovation is part of a larger overhaul, including a new ballroom, funded by private donations. Critics question the cha…
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Texas Supreme Court Allows Judges to Refuse Same-Sex Marriages Based on Religious BeliefsThe Texas Supreme Court has made a significant change, permitting judges to decline performing same-sex marriages if it conflicts with their religious beliefs. This update to Canon Four of the Texas Code of Judicial Conduct is effective immediately and has been…
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Former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg injects $5M into super PACs to halt Zohran Mamdani's mayoral bid, making him the largest individual donor. Bloomberg backs Andrew Cuomo's independent run, citing his experience and grit to tackle city challenges. This move escalates the most expensive mayoral race in NYC history, sparking debates on billionaire in…
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Unveiled: A New Report Reveals Foreign Funding of U.S. Climate AdvocacyA recent study by Americans for Public Trust exposes that foreign-based charities have funneled nearly $2 billion to American nonprofits involved in climate advocacy. The report highlights five European foundations as major contributors, including Britain's Children's Investment…
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Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announces resumption of nuclear-weapons testing, ordered by President Trump, to maintain the world's strongest nuclear arsenal. The move aims to ensure safety, security, and effectiveness of America's nuclear weapons, with the Department of Energy and National Nuclear Security Administration collaborating. Hegseth emph…
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On Halloween weekend, several suspects were arrested in Michigan for allegedly plotting a violent attack, potentially inspired by Islamic State extremism. The FBI, with the help of local police, made the arrests after discovering the plot in an online chat room, where the suspects referred to the attack as 'pumpkin day.' Despite no active threat to…
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President Trump faces a critical decision as the Pentagon greenlights Ukraine's request for long-range Tomahawk missiles. With Russia's long-range cruise missiles already in use, Ukraine and its European allies push for the transfer to target sites across Russian territory. Trump weighs the potential benefits against concerns about defense stockpil…
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The Palisades Fire: A Tragic Chain of Events - This episode delves into the devastating consequences of a series of decisions made during the early stages of the Palisades Fire in Los Angeles. The fire, which started from the actions of an Uber driver, was exacerbated by emergency responders leaving the hillside too soon, despite warnings from fire…
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President Trump halts U.S.-Canada trade talks, escalating tensions over digital services tax and subsidies. No negotiations planned, leaving industries in limbo and hoping for future compromise. The Daily News Now! - Every city. Every story. AI Powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…
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Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a man with a complex immigration history, is set to face criminal charges in Nashville on November fourth and fifth. After being deported to El Salvador, he was granted refugee status in Costa Rica, but the Trump administration attempted to remove him to various countries. The upcoming hearing will focus on whether his detenti…
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Father of Katie Abraham, a victim of a hit-and-run by an illegal immigrant, supports DHS's Operation Midway Blitz, aiming to remove criminal illegal immigrants from Chicago. He criticizes Illinois' sanctuary policies, believing they contributed to his daughter's death. DHS reports over 3,000 arrests since the operation's launch, including those wit…
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On Halloween, ICE arrests 'worst criminal illegal aliens' across the U.S., targeting individuals with serious criminal backgrounds such as child sexual abuse, aggravated assault, and robbery. The operation aims to enhance public safety and community trust, with officials emphasizing that law enforcement is focused on removing dangerous offenders, n…
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Get ready for a historic visit! The White House is reopening for public tours starting December 2, 2025. Explore iconic rooms, marvel at the architecture, and experience unique stories firsthand. This December, enjoy festive Christmas decorations designed by First Lady Melania Trump. Tours are free, but requests must be made through a member of Con…
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President Trump announces resumption of U.S. nuclear testing, hinting at a message to global rivals like China and Russia. The move, aimed at sending a message, could shake up international arms control agreements and spark debate on the risks and benefits. The type of tests and global response remain uncertain, raising questions about a potential …
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Treasury Secretary Bessent urges Democratic senators to end government shutdown, accusing them of partisan fighting and neglecting American families' needs. Senator Klobuchar counters, criticizing Bessent's focus on Argentina's economy over American farmers. The shutdown's impact on consumer confidence, tax refunds, and households' financial strain…
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Senator Marsha Blackburn from Tennessee has called out Google's large language model, Gemma, for fabricating serious criminal allegations about her. Blackburn has demanded an explanation from Google about how Gemma made up these false claims and what steps they've taken to fix any political bias. She has also insisted that Google take Gemma offline…
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Despite the government shutdown's continuation, National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett urges senators to resolve the issue, avoiding a clear stance on President Trump's filibuster proposal. With no progress in the Senate, Democrats demand real promises on healthcare and other priorities before supporting a short-term deal. As the shutdown…
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House Speaker Mike Johnson warns against eliminating the Senate filibuster, emphasizing its role as a safeguard against drastic policy changes and a protection for the minority party. Despite pressure to speed up the government reopening process, Johnson remains firm in his stance, highlighting potential long-term consequences if the rule is remove…
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New revelations about Jeffrey Epstein's money laundering investigation, involving high-profile banks and lawyers, raise serious questions about the justice system's fairness and transparency. Despite extensive evidence, the case was dropped, fueling concerns of a cover-up. Calls for banking reforms and stricter money laundering rules are growing, a…
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