John Tierney is an Assistant News Director with a diverse range of writing experience. He has contributed to various publications including the Newcastle Herald, KGW-TV, CITY JOURNAL, Macro Hive, Macleay Argus, and has been featured in RealClearMarkets. John covers a wide range of topics including current events, legal issues, financial analysis, and community concerns.
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Beaverton Police said they arrested Melissa Jubane's neighbor on a murder charge after finding the body of the missing nurse.
By: John Tierney, Amy-Xiaoshi DePaola
BEAVERTON, Ore. — Beaverton Police arrested a man Friday evening they said murdered a woman who had been reported missing.
By: John Tierney, Amy-Xiaoshi DePaola
BEAVERTON, Ore. — Beaverton Police arrested a man Friday evening they said murdered a woman who had been reported missing.
—Nomura Holdings, Inc. today announced the following management change. The appointment is subject to local regulatory and other necessary procedures.
Emergency: Energy crisis of own making demands urgent action
The nomination of the prominent public health establishment critic is a major victory for science and academic freedom.
Four years ago, Jay Bhattacharya was ostracized by his colleagues at Stanford and censored on social media platforms thanks to a campaign against him by the public-health establishment. The director of the National Institutes of Health, Francis Collins, sent an email to another NIH official, Anthony Fauci, urging a “quick and devastating published takedown” of Bhattacharya and his fellow “fringe epidemiologists.”
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