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[DKG]

A high school teacher in Missouri who was previously placed on leave after school officials discovered that she had an OnlyFans account has now resigned from her teaching post and has embraced a full-time career in pornography.

Brianna Coppage, 28, said that the reason why she turned to OnlyFans is because she wanted the lives of her students to return to normal.
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[Oliver the Second]

A high school teacher in Missouri who was previously placed on leave after school officials discovered that she had an OnlyFans account has now resigned from her teaching post and has embraced a full-time career in pornography.

Probably makes a hundred times more money now than she used to   

[Lokmar]

Bitches gonna have to be a certain level of ugly to be teachers from now on.

[Shen Li]

Probably makes a hundred times more money now than she used to   

Even so, most public school teachers are overpaid.

[caskur]

Watched the same video 1-2 years ago, and instantly thought "fuckwit"...

All my maggies are as cool as shit. They follow me all over this regional town and get a cashew or two..

Maggies are cool as fuck. Great memories... loyal as fuck.

This is one girl I brought back to health with mince and Cat biscuits..

Frood

[caskur]

Sometimes the tagging doesn't work on this group.

 

[caskur]

A human trafficking operation that was carried out in Polk County, Florida earlier this month has reportedly led to more than 219 arrests, including a high school teacher, three Disney employees, and a number of illegal immigrants.

Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said on Thursday that the results of the operation ultimately led to the arrest of 119 prostitutes, 21 of whom may have been victims of human trafficking.

Judge Judy said for every welfare kid there is 9 adults employed to their case.

That is not an incentive to repair societives ills.

[Herman]

In 2020, Canada imported about 25 million barrels of oil from Saudi Arabia. This country has the third largest proven reserves of oil in the world for Christ sake.

[DKG]

Social Security benefits will increase by 3.2% in 2024, the Social Security Administration announced Thursday morning.

That adds about $50 monthly to the average retirement benefit consumers will receive beginning in January. The annual increases are called cost of living adjustments, or COLA.

[DKG]

Two types of animal antibiotics and an animal contraceptive have been detected in food samples from America's top 10 most popular fast-food chains, according to a laboratory report.

In September, Moms Across America (MAA) submitted food samples from 10 popular American food chains to the Health Research Institute, an Iowa-based nonprofit laboratory that tests food for nutritional value, biofunctionality, and contaminants and toxins, requesting that the laboratory test the samples for over 100 common veterinary drugs and hormones. MAA is a nonprofit activism group formed by mothers intending to bring awareness to food that contains genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and pesticides.

Molecular and chief scientist at the Health Research Institute, John Fagan, confirmed that his lab tested the food samples.

8 in 10 Popular Fast Food Chains Tested Positive
Most of the food was sampled from America's top 10 most popular food chains. Volunteers for MAA went to their local McDonald's, Starbucks, Subway, Chick-fil-A, Burger King, Taco Bell, Chipotle, Dunkin', Wendy's, or Domino's stores and ordered the same meal several times.

[DKG]

Look at what one of the Dems' biggest donors has been up to.

Sam Bankman-Fried's ex-girlfriend and business colleague, Caroline Ellison, stated in court that the former FTX boss had directed her to commit fraud-related crimes, as well as used loans to make political donations. She also alleged customer deposits were used to bribe Chinese officials.

Political donations predominantly included $5.2 million to President Biden's campaign in 2020, which immediately shot Bankman-Fried to near the top of the donor list. According to Time, more than $70 million was donated to Democratic election campaigns, along with another $40 million to politicians and committees ahead of the 2022 midterms.

[DKG]

An Internal Revenue Service contractor accused of stealing and leaking tax return information belonging to former President Donald Trump and "thousands" of the wealthiest Americans pleaded guilty on Thursday, according to a Department of Justice press release.

Charles Littlejohn, 38, of Washington, D.C., was working at the IRS when he stole tax information associated with "a high-ranking government official," the DOJ stated. While the department's news release did not name the government official, several media outlets have reported that Littlejohn was responsible for leaking Trump's tax records.

[Oliver the Second]

Caught the sun peeking through the holes in the blinds and took a picture at the peak of the eclipse.




Shadows on the back wall filtering through the trees.

[Thiel]

In 2023, almost 67 million Americans will receive a monthly Social Security benefit, totaling about $1.4 trillion in benefits paid during the year, according to the Social Security Administration (SSA).

Nearly 90% of Americans aged 65 or older were receiving a Social Security benefit as of June 30, according to SSA data, with the federal payments representing about 30% of their income.

The number of Americans in that age bracket is projected to grow from about 58 million in 2022 to about 75 million by 2035.

[DKG]

Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer slashed its profit and revenue estimates for a full year as it said that demand for COVID-19 vaccines and other products has dropped.

The firm now expects 2023 sales of $58 billion to $61 billion, down from previous forecasts of $67 billion to $70 billion, according to its guidance report that was released on Friday, Oct. 13. The revenue outlook was slashed, it said, "solely due to its COVID products" such as its vaccine and antiviral drug.

It anticipates that sales of its COVID-19 vaccine will be about $2 billion lower than its previously expected forecast due to lower-than-expected rates of people taking the mRNA shot. The firm's latest COVID-19 booster was made available by U.S. federal regulators last month, but the rollout has been relatively slow—with only about 2 percent of Americans taking any of the vaccines, according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC) data.