The informants are watching us...but who's watching the informants? Unlike witnesses, informants are motivated by self-advancement. Informants work for the government, often secretly, to gather and ...

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A joint bank account can be a handy tool when combining or sharing your finances. Whether you're saving for a mutual goal with your significant other, sharing bills with your spouse, teaching ...

A groovy movie marathon guaranteed. Army of Darkness technically counts as a horror movie — still boasting themes of demonic possession and adding reanimated skeletons into the mix — but looks ...

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Beyond Good and Evil 2 hasn't stopped development yet, and despite a lack of evidence, it is still in the works at Ubisoft Montpellier. 16 years since this upcoming action-adventure game was first ...

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Joint checking accounts can have many advantages for couples, business partners and relatives. This type of account allows more than one person to access the same funds for shared expenses and ...