Author: Political X Patriot

Ellen Greenberg, a 27-year-old school teacher, was found dead in her Philadelphia apartment 14 years ago, with multiple stab wounds and bruises. Initially ruled a suicide by authorities, her parents contested this verdict, believing she was murdered. After years of investigations, lawsuits, and social media petitions, the pathologist Dr. Marlon Ozbourne recently changed his stance, stating he no longer believes Greenberg committed suicide and indicated the need for further investigation. Following Ozbourne’s reversal, a settlement was reached in the Greenbergs’ lawsuits, resulting in financial compensation without any admission of wrongdoing by city officials. The ongoing battle by Greenberg’s parents aimed…

Greek authorities activated an emergency rescue squad on Santorini Island due to increased seismic activity that raised concerns about potential powerful earthquakes. Over 200 earthquakes were recorded in just three days, prompting the closure of schools until Friday and precautionary measures on the island and nearby areas. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis urged residents to remain calm and heed civil protection instructions, while Civil Protection Minister Vasilis Kikilias reassured safety protocols would be maintained. Despite being told the tremors are not related to the volcano, residents expressed anxiety over the frequent quakes, leading many, including tourists, to seek ferry tickets to…

A recent patch for Black Ops 6 and Warzone, released on February 3rd, addresses various issues while continuing to combat fraud-related challenges faced by both games. The update, while modest, introduces crucial adjustments for zombies, multiplayer, and battle royale modes, ensuring no overwhelming builds disrupt gameplay. Significant changes include a nerf for the XM4 and a buff for the PPSH-41, along with fine-tuning for four weapons across assault rifles, SMGs, and LMGs. Zombie players are likely to benefit from tweaks aimed at enhancing experiences in the new graveyard map. Patch Highlights: Multiplayer Adjustments: Fixed issues with mode-specific tags on cosmetics…

Liberated Brands, which includes brands like Billabong and RVCA, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for Delaware. The company struggled to manage its licenses for these brands and estimates its assets and liabilities between $100 million and $500 million. The filing highlights significant unbranded creditor claims, particularly from foreign textile manufacturers. In September 2023, Liberated Brands had transitioned its licenses for several former Boardrider brands to new North American licensees, which include companies like Quiksilver and Roxy. Following the bankruptcy application, Liberated’s U.S. retail stores, numbering over 100, have begun liquidation sales, with online…

MLB umpire Pat Hoberg was fired after it was revealed he shared a sportsbook account with a friend who placed bets on baseball. The league concluded that Hoberg violated its integrity policies, despite his claims that he did not bet on baseball himself. An investigation began in February 2024, after it was discovered that his electronic devices were linked to baseball betting, prompting MLB to terminate his employment on May 31, 2024. Hoberg expressed regret over his actions, acknowledging poor judgment, and stated he remained committed to upholding high standards in baseball. While he is banned from MLB activities until…

February is a month to celebrate love, and it’s a great time for couples to plan romantic getaways in Texas. The article highlights various luxurious vacation packages and dining experiences available across different cities in the state. In Dallas and Houston, Hotel Zaza offers a “bed, breakfast, blooming” package starting at $490, complete with a special Valentine’s menu. The Horse Shoe Bay Resort in Hill Country features a “romance” package priced at $359, which includes chocolates, breakfast, and a bottle of wine. The Thumson San Antonio – Riverwalk Hotel has a package with early check-in and late check-out, priced at…

During a band competition at Pasadena Memorial High School, an individual opened fire, resulting in several injuries. The incident occurred on a Saturday evening and involved students from multiple school districts. A percussion technical consultant was wounded but is in stable condition. The shooter, identified as 83-year-old Dennis Irwin Brandl Jr., reportedly believed he was being chased and acted out of fear for his life. Following the gunfire, Brandl was quickly restrained by the parents of a participating student, including veterans from the military and law enforcement. They acted decisively, subduing him within about 60 seconds to prevent further harm.…

The article discusses the escalating conflict in Goma, eastern DR Congo, following the capture of the city by the M23 rebel group, which has been involved in fighting for minority rights amid allegations of Rwandan support for their cause. In the recent violence, over 700 people have reportedly been killed and thousands injured due to clashes between the M23 and the Congolese army. The situation has overwhelmed local hospitals, with medical staff reporting a surge in gunshot and rape victims due to the conflict. Fear pervades the community, with many businesses closed and residents cautious despite a temporary lull in…

On January 25, 2025, Mercadona Store will open in Lisbon, Portugal. Recently, Eurozone inflation rose to 2.5% in January, surpassing expectations due to increased energy costs. Core inflation, excluding volatile items such as food and energy, remained steady at 2.7%. Energy costs saw a significant rise of 1.8% compared to the previous year, up from a minimal 0.1% increase in December. Jack Allen Reynolds from Capital Economics noted that while both energy and core inflation were higher than anticipated, service inflation, lingering at around 4%, is tough to predict. The European Central Bank (ECB) stated that inflation trends align with…

The article discusses the surprising trade of superstar Luka Dončić from the Dallas Mavericks to the Los Angeles Lakers, orchestrated by GMs Nico Harrison and Rob Pelinka without the usual involvement of powerful agents. This unexpected move has shocked NBA executives, particularly given Dončić’s previous success leading the Mavericks to the finals. Analysts speculate on the reasons behind the trade, noting Dallas’s new management aims and possible discontent with Dončić’s behavior. Some executives believe the return for such a talented player was insufficient, while others see potential benefits for Dallas, including having a strong roster surrounding Anthony Davis and a…