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‘Double Lives of Suburban Wives’ star went from food stamps to making $100K a month

Emily Smith’s life has gone from scraping together grocery money to bringing home six figures in a single month. The 37-year-old stay-at-home mom of four, featured on TLC’s "Double Lives of Suburban Wives," said that her family once relied on food stamps, struggled with housing and had just $200 to spend on groceries for six people. Now, she said her adult-content business generated more than $1 million last year. 'DOUBLE LIVES OF SUBURBAN WIVES' STAR SAYS SECRET ADULT-CONTENT SIDE HUSTLE GOT HE

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The RBA hoped this year’s three interest rate rises would tame inflation – but nothing is going their way

For five years the Reserve Bank has been trying to wrangle inflation back to its 2.5% target, and for years it has essentially failed. The result is a cost of living crisis that has generated intense community grievance. The RBA’s deputy governor, Andrew Hauser, acknowledged as much on the ABC’s 7:30 report on Tuesday. “People are furious about inflation,” Hauser said. “Inflation has been above target for a long period of time and at some point we will have to say, ‘That is long enough’.” Are we

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Tesla crashes into scaffolding in Midtown Manhattan, killing passenger

A Tesla crashed into scaffolding in Midtown on Wednesday morning, killing the vehicle's passenger and sending the driver to the hospital, according to police.

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New Mexicans slam Trump’s threat to change state’s name

When scrolling through social media over the Labor Day weekend, actor, comedian and native New Mexican Steven Michael Quezada was stopped cold by a post about Donald Trump’s recent call to rename New Mexico to New America. “At first I thought, nah, that’s got to be a joke,” said Quezada, who played drug enforcement agent Steven Gomez in the legendary TV series Breaking Bad. But it’s not drawing a lot of laughs in the state with the largest percentage of Latinos and the most federally recognized

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Amazon cargo jet pilot reportedly told wife, 'My career is over' shortly after deadly crash

After an Amazon cargo plane crashed at Miami International Airport , killing five people, one of the pilots reportedly told his wife over the phone that his "career was over," according to a new report. Abraham Altamar told CBS News that he had witnessed the fiery wreck on Sunday while he was working in a nearby building. He did not identify which of the two pilots he spoke with. Altamar was on FaceTime with his wife when he said the pilot approached him. "He was, like, shaking and, and a little

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Team USA coach reveals if Caitlin Clark will start in the World Cup final stage after bench role in group play

Caitlin Clark appears set to stay on the bench in the FIBA Women's World Cup as her team enters the knockout stage. Team USA coach Kara Lawson told OutKick that she likes what her starting lineup of veterans has done in the first three games, when asked if she would start Clark in the quarterfinal against Hungary. THE CRAIG CARTON SHOW–UNFILTERED, UNAPOLOGETIC AND UNMISSABLE. DOWNLOAD HIS DAILY PODCAST NOW! "I think that our starting group's done a pretty good job of getting us off to good start

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‘South Park’ is now ‘South America’ in dig at Apple and Google for observing Trump’s Lake Ontario order

The 29th season of the show formerly known as “South Park” is set to premiere on Sept. 16.

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Guardian - World · 7m ago

‘I fear the price could be high’: Inside the German state where the far-right surged

After the AfD’s landslide win in Saxony-Anhalt, people in the state capital share what they make of the result – and what comes next • Don’t get This Is Europe delivered to your inbox? Sign up here Asking residents in a city where a seismic political event has just taken place ‘How do you feel?’ demands chutzpah – this struck me as I walked around Magdeburg, Germany on Monday. The night before, the far-right populist, anti-immigrant, pro-Kremlin party Alternative für Deustchland (AfD) had landsl

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White House removes ‘Build the Wall’ game from website after Tetris posts warning

The White House created an online arcade featuring the now-removed Build the Wall game, which was similar to Tetris.

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Nick Offerman says 'Parks and Rec' character would 'listen to reason' and reconsider his libertarian beliefs

Former " Parks and Recreation " actor Nick Offerman said Sunday that his famously libertarian-minded character Ron Swanson would eventually "listen to reason" and reconsider his libertarian beliefs. During an appearance on " Talk Easy with Sam Fragoso ," Offerman commented on his 2025 film "Sovereign," in which he played "sovereign citizen" Jerry Kane, who died during a police shootout during a traffic stop in 2010. Offerman said playing Kane allowed him to sympathize with people like Kane who h

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BBC boss concedes real prospect of strikes over pay and job cuts

The BBC’s director general has conceded there is a real prospect of industrial action at the broadcaster, as he battles an ongoing dispute over pay and pushes ahead with plans to cut as many as 2,000 jobs. In a call with staff on Tuesday, Matt Brittin faced a series of questions over both the corporation’s plans for huge cuts, as well as pay talks that have now seen staff reject an average 2.1% salary increase. With figures across the BBC already anxious over job cut plans to be announced in the

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Oil prices climb over $100 per barrel as US war in Iran continues

Brent crude oil prices, a benchmark for global trading, climbed on Wednesday.

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Comfort food season is here: Shop slow cookers, Dutch ovens and more fall cooking staples

Comfort food season is here. From hearty soups and slow-cooked roasts to homemade bread and freshly baked pies, the right kitchen tools can make fall cooking easier and more enjoyable. We rounded up the cooking essentials worth buying now, including a Le Creuset Dutch oven , Crock-Pot slow cooker and other versatile picks for cozy meals at home. Original price: $499.95 A Dutch oven is a fall kitchen essential, and this Le Creuset model is built to last. The 7.25-quart enameled cast-iron pot dist

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Peter’s farm is on ‘flood country’. As Australia’s sea levels rise, safe land is vanishing and costs are huge

Climate Council forecasts more than 267,000 coastal properties will be damaged by flooding by 2100, costing hundreds of billions of dollars Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast When grazier Peter Lake moved to the Clarence Valley in the New South Wales northern rivers region in 2007, he knew was “buying in flood country with … eyes open”. His cattle farm, about halfway between Yamba and Grafton, borders the Coldstream River and has flooded five times since 2009. Continue

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Missouri court opens contempt probe into Republican official over redistricting fight

The Missouri Supreme Court is considering holding Republican Secretary of State Denny Hoskins in contempt.

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Skillet's John Cooper says woke activists have 'big hearts' but are 'hurting themselves'

Skillet frontman John Cooper believes people labeled "woke" are often motivated by good intentions — but warned their approach can ultimately "hurt society." "I think it’s really worth mentioning that people that we would call woke, the things that we find really problematic, I think it's worth mentioning that most of those people really have big hearts," Cooper said during a recent appearance on the "Unashamed with the Robertson Family" podcast. "They want justice. They want the world to be bet

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Guardian - World · 7m ago

Burnham sees sanctions against Israeli settlements as an electoral asset

There was a time when placing Israel under strict trade sanctions would have been a politically risky thing for a British prime minister to do. Andy Burnham, however, considers it an electoral asset. As Kemi Badenoch attacked him over defence spending at prime minister’s questions on Wednesday, Burnham deliberately turned the topic to the trade ban on illegal settlements which he had announced on Tuesday. With the foreign secretary, Ed Miliband, sitting to his left, the prime minister said: “In

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High-end property hit by steepest price falls as affordable end of Australia’s housing market proves resilient

Despite falls in some parts of the market, prices are showing signs of stabilising as investors exit and first-time buyers move in, analysts say Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast High-end homes are recording steep price falls, while more affordable properties are proving resilient, leaving Australians to experience the market downturn in very different ways, new data shows. Upper-quartile house values in the country’s two biggest markets, Sydney and Melbourne, are now

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RentTech companies still asking tenants for personal details ‘completely outside’ new Victorian laws

Some rental platforms encourage hopeful tenants to share ‘excessive’ amount of information, Consumer Policy Research Centre review finds Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast So-called “RentTech” companies may be circumventing new Victorian laws designed to protect tenants’ personal data by asking for information outside the rental application process, a review as found. The Consumer Policy Research Centre (CPRC) identified rental platforms that encouraged hopeful tenants

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Trump’s pressure campaign has Iran reeling. America can’t hesitate now

Iranian officials claim the regime is "confident" and are considering escalation against the United States. Iran may indeed lash out, but it would be coming from a place of desperation, not strength. On Saturday, Sept. 5, U.S. Central Command struck three Iranian tankers. "Let ‌the message to the IRGC be clear: ‌If you shoot at two of our ships, we will impose an even higher economic cost — ⁠taking out⁠ three of yours," said Admiral Brad Cooper, head of U.S. Central Command. Three days later, U.