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- BusinessMarketWatch
A larger share of younger investors say they’re not afraid to buy the dip in the pursuit of long-term gains — but there’s one big caveat
A new survey comes a day after stock markets were pummeled by the worst daily percentage drop in two years.
- WorldBusiness Insider
Video appears to show Ukraine bombing out Russian troops in a trench and destroying an armored vehicle
"This is what the demilitarization of Russians by Ukrainian defenders looks like!" Ukraine's Center for Strategic Communication wrote in its caption.
- U.S.Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Angler reels in ‘freaking scary’ fish in Texas marsh, photos show. It’s a rare beast
The fish are prized among fisherman – but very few have seen one like this.
- WorldAFP Videographics
VideoTesla crashes into Ohio building at high speed
Authorities in Columbus, Ohio have released footage showing the moments a Tesla crashes into the Greater Columbus Convention Center on May 4, 2022. According to police, the driver of the 2020 Telsa Model S said he lost control of his brakes.
- WorldUkrayinska Pravda
Guerrillas blow up a Russian armoured train in captured Melitopol - media
DENYS KARLOVSKYI In captured Melitopol, the Ukrainian resistance movement has managed to blow up a Russian armoured train as it was transporting soldiers and equipment. Source: local media; Mirror of the Week, quoting the Defence Headquarters of the Zaporizhzhia region Details: Eyewitnesses in Melitopol reported hearing explosions and gunfire in the area of the meat-packing plant.
- U.S.NextShark
Indian American student choked by peer receives harsher punishment than his bully from Texas school
A viral video of a Texas student choking an Indian American peer has sparked a petition against the aggressor. In a video circulating online, Shaan Pritmani can be seen being assaulted and choked by a white student in the cafeteria of Coppell Middle School in Texas on May 11. The video begins with the aggressor choking Shaan with his right arm before demanding him to stand up from his seat.
- BusinessMotley Fool
Retirees Are Poised to See the Biggest Social Security Change in 41 Years
In 2023, retirees on Social Security are likely going to experience something that no senior has in 41 years. The cost of living adjustment (COLA) they are on track to receive would result in the largest benefit increase in more than four decades. In 2023, retirees are likely to see a huge increase in their monthly checks.
