For decades, investigators and sleuths were unable to crack the case of two women murdered while camping at a national park in 1996. Now, things have taken a radical turn as the FBI says a new round of tests has identified the perpetrator and solved this grim cold case. The...

For the third straight month, sales of previously occupied U.S. homes fell in May as increasing mortgage rates and record-high prices discourage many potential homebuyers during what’s typically the housing market’s busiest period of the year. 

In the Donald Trump documents case in Florida with Judge Aileen Cannon, they are arguing whether or not Jack Smith was legally appointed. DOJ prosecutor James Pearce based his argument on precedent and said that declaring Smith’s appointment as unlawful would invite the potential for “pernicious consequences.” They say Garland has the authority to appoint […] The post This Is What’s Happening So Far in the Trump Docs Case appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Former President Donald Trump wiped out President Joe Biden’s cash advantage last month after turning in blowout fundraising numbers, partly driven by Americans rallying behind the former president following his conviction in the controversial hush money case in New York City. The Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee raised $141 million in May, while Biden’s campaign, the Democratic National Committee, and two joint fundraising committees supporting Biden raised a grand total of only $85 million. In addition to the $141 million raised by Trump and the RNC, Trump’s Super PAC raised nearly $69 million in May, according to Axios. Biden had a cash advantage of $100 million over Trump just two months ago, which has evaporated in the last several weeks. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP The Trump campaign now leads the Biden campaign with cash-on-hand, $116.6 million to $91.6 million. The Trump campaign and the RNC combined reported $170 million cash on hand compared to $157 million for Biden and the DNC. The entire political operation backing Biden — his campaign, the DNC, and super PACs — reported having a total of $212 million cash on hand. The Trump team has not yet released its total for the entire political operation backing Trump — his campaign, the RNC, and super PACS. The fundraising numbers come as numerous polls show Trump maintains a national lead over Biden and in most swing states where the 2024 presidential election could be won or lost.

Taylor Wily, who starred in the remake of “Hawaii Five-O” and “Forgetting Sarah Marshall,” died on Thursday. He was 56 years old. Wily’s death was confirmed on Hawaii’s KITV 4 Island News by musician Lina Girl Langi, one of his close friends. “It is with a heavy heart that I share the news of the passing of a Hawaii celebrity who was also a family friend,” Langi said. “Taylor Wily, former wrestler, MMA fighter and actor passed away today in Hurricane, Utah.” “He would look physically menacing until you just folded right into a hug, and that was it,” she added. “My heart is breaking.” Michael J. Henderson, Wily’s manager, told Entertainment Weekly that he died from natural causes and no further details would be available at this time. Wily, born Teila Tuli, was born in Hawaii in 1968 and started his career in the Japanese sport of sumo wrestling in the 1980s and had a successful run, becoming “the first foreign-born wrestler to win the championship in the third-highest Makushita division,” according to People. He later went on to fight in the first UFC fight in 2000, losing to UFC fighter Gerard Gordeau. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Despite his enormous size and previous career as a professional fighter, he was widely remembered by those who knew him as a “gentle giant.” Wily appeared in seven episodes of the original “Magnum P.I.” and appeared in the 2008 romantic comedy “Forgetting Sarah Marshall.” He is best known for his role as Kamekona on CBS’s remake of “Hawaii Five-O,” where he appeared in more than 170 episodes during the show’s 10-year run from 2010 to 2020. “Hawaii Five-O” and “Magnum P.I.” executive producer Peter Lenkov posted on social media that he was “devastated” and “heartbroken” by the news. “You came in with a towel on your head mopping up sweat, and I was smitten. You charmed me into making you a regular… on the show… and in my life. You were family. And I will miss you every day, brother,” he said in a follow-up post. “PS: when we spoke last week, we laughed at how right you were from Day 1. Five-0 was our dream job. And I was so lucky we got to share that magic together.”

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