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Police in a sleepy Maine town are searching for an “older” man accused of snagging $7,400 that fell off the roof of a stranger’s car. The week-long manhunt, headed by the Kennebunk Police Department, was sparked when an airhead driver mistakenly left the hefty wad of cash on the roof of his car before driving off on Oct. 15. Police in Maine are searching for a man accused of stealing more than $7,000 he found on the side of the road. Kennebunk Police Department The driver had just sold a car for $7,400 in cash and was apparently so distracted…

Most of us grow up believing that conflict is the enemy of love. We imagine that a good relationship is one in which partners rarely argue, never hurt each other’s feelings, and spend most of their time in harmony. But in real life, the couples who last don’t avoid conflict. They learn how to use conflict as the very material that strengthens their bond. As couples therapists—and as a couple who has weathered our share of storms—we’ve learned that conflict can actually be the healthiest thing for your relationship—if you know how to move from rupture to repair. The Myth…

The news that journalist Olivia Nuzzi — who allegedly had a sexting affair with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — has written a tell-all “blindsided” the MAHA leader and left his wife, actress Cheryl Hines, in “a state of shock and distress,” one insider told The Post. According to the sources, the controversial Secretary of Health and Human Services, 71, and the “Curb Your Enthusiasm” star, 60, “fear the revelations” that could be coming in the secretly penned memoir by Vanity Fair magazine editor Olivia Nuzzi, 31, will revive last year’s embarrassing scandal. “Bobby and Cheryl initially went through marital hell last year…

A wooded location? A hoodie wearing masked killer with a knife? Young adults in peril? It’s all here in this Tubi original, Glamping, a slasher coming to the free streaming platform on Oct. 24. What begins as an influencer’s dream cabin getaway with her friends soon unravels into a nightmare when a masked killer crashes the trip.  Glamping actress, writer, and producer Rosemary Idisi, won Tubi’s first-ever Stubios Greenlight Contest. Idisi was selected from a competitive pool of finalists and received the highest fan support during the program’s beta phase, reflecting the growing demand for authentic, underrepresented voices in film and TV.  “I’m…

Hamas’s military wing is set to release the bodies of two more slain Israeli hostages Tuesday — as Vice President JD Vance warned it will take time to retrieve the remains of all of the fallen captives from Gaza. There are still 15 hostages’ bodies in Gaza, including those of two Israeli-Americans: New York native Itay Chen, 19, and Omer Neutra, 21, of Long Island. Israeli demonstrators gather in Tel Aviv last week to demand President Trump ensure that the bodies of all the hostages are returned from Gaza. REUTERS Vice President JD Vance said the US is committed to…

CLEVELAND — An Ohio common pleas judge granted a temporary restraining order on Monday, which would allow high school athletes in the state to enter into deals that profit off their talent. Franklin County Common Pleas Court Judge Jaiza Page issued her order on Monday, which could allow all students who are part of the 818 schools in the Ohio High School Athletic Association to enter into their own NIL deals. Ohio is one of six states that has rules in place that don’t allow high school athletes to accept payments for their name, image and likeness. Wayne High School…

[Editor’s Note: As a Halloween horror treat for Daily Dead readers, we’re thrilled to have Nuzo Onoh share with us the secret of HOW TO MAKE A GOD. Onoh’s latest book, Futility, is out now from Titan Books, and is a “monstrous, gleeful, bitingly funny tale of murder, body-swapping and bloody vengeance” you won’t want to miss.]   HOW TO MAKE A GOD From the second we exit our mothers’ wombs, we are consumed with a ravenous hunger, a gaping hole in our bodies and souls that can never be filled. It starts with the need for sustenance, warmth, sleep,…

Post by Renisha Jerine Imagine a teen sitting at her desk and staring at an impossible algebra problem. Instead of waiting until class the next day or calling a friend, she types the question into an artificial intelligence (AI) tool. Within seconds, she has an explanation written in simple steps. She feels relieved that her “study buddy” has returned. This scene is becoming increasingly common. AI-powered tools like ChatGPT, adaptive learning apps, and personalized tutoring bots are entering the everyday lives of students. Some people believe these tools are the perfect partner because they are always available, patient, and never…

Hamas is going back to using schools, hospitals and civilian infrastructures as hideouts during the cease-fire calm, the Palestinian Authority said — as President Trump warned Tuesday that the US’s Mideast allies are prepared to send in troops to “straighten” out the terrorists. Hamas has already managed to take over civilian shelters as part of its crackdown on dissent and as a tool to monitor the flow of humanitarian aid entering Gaza, politician Ramzi Awda claimed in the PA’s official daily Al-Hayat Al-Jadida. A Red Cross vehicle next to a Hamas militant at night as part of a ceasefire. REUTERS…

TOKYO — Japan’s parliament elected ultraconservative Sanae Takaichi as the country’s first female prime minister Tuesday, a day after her struggling party struck a coalition deal with a new partner expected to pull her governing bloc further to the right. Takaichi replaces Shigeru Ishiba, ending a three-month political vacuum and wrangling since the Liberal Democratic Party’s disastrous election loss in July. Ishiba, who lasted only one year as prime minister, resigned with his Cabinet earlier in the day, paving the way for his successor. Japan’s new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi speaking at a press conference at the prime minister’s office in Tokyo on…