John Nightbridge

John Nightbridge is a veteran reporter, researcher, and economic policy major from UCLA. Passionate about world issues and potential ways to solve them is a significant focus of his work. Writing freelance and reading the news are John's passions at work. Outside of work, it's all about sky diving, surfing, and stock market modeling.

El Niño News: Strongest El Niño on Record Set to Transition to La Niña – What You Need to Know for the Summer and Fall!

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MIAMI, FLORIDA – New data has revealed that the current El Niño is one of the strongest on record, earning the title of a “super El Niño.” However, forecasters are predicting the likelihood of a transition to La Niña in the coming months. The strength of El Niño is determined by ocean surface temperatures, with the current tropical Pacific Ocean temperatures being 2 degrees Celsius warmer than normal from November to January. This threshold has …

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Las Vegas Sports Town Created Decades Before First Super Bowl, Find Out How!

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LAS VEGAS, Nevada – Before the era of the Super Bowl, the late Jerry Tarkanian and his UNLV basketball team played a significant role in turning Las Vegas into a sports town. Tarkanian left an indelible mark on the city and the sports world with his contributions to UNLV basketball in the 1970s. Despite the challenges of navigating the old-school, mob-influenced Las Vegas, he managed to elevate the program to a national brand. Tarkanian’s impact …

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Kremlin Rejects U.S. ‘Interference’, Praises Trade Ties in Putin and Xi’s Phone Call

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MOSCOW, Russia – Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping rejected what they called U.S. interference in the affairs of other countries during a recent phone call, according to the Kremlin. The two leaders emphasized the importance of creating a “multipolar, fairer world order” in response to U.S.-led efforts to contain both Russia and China. The call also highlighted the deepening economic ties between the two countries, as they discussed ongoing energy projects …

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Horford Makes NBA History by Earning Praise from Mazzulla – You Won’t Believe What Happened!

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Boston, MA – Al Horford has recently received what can be considered the “ultimate compliment” from Joe Mazzulla after making NBA history. At 37 years old, the Boston Celtics big man continues to defy age and set records, with an exceptional performance against the Atlanta Hawks. Mazzulla, an assistant coach for the Celtics, praised Horford for his remarkable achievement, highlighting the impact he has had on the game. This recognition comes after Horford’s outstanding performance …

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Escaped Kenya Fugitive Wanted for Murder at Logan Airport

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NAIROBI, Kenya – A man facing extradition to Massachusetts on charges of killing his girlfriend and leaving her body in a car at Boston’s Logan International Airport has escaped from police custody in Kenya, authorities said Thursday. Kevin Adam Kinyanjui Kangethe managed to slip out of a police station and flee in a privately owned minivan, according to Nairobi police chief Adamson Bungei. As a result, a manhunt for Kangethe was immediately launched. According to …

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Chiefs’ Dynasty Destiny: Rob Gronkowski’s Bold Super Bowl Prediction and Vegas Distractions Revealed!

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Former NFL player Rob Gronkowski, now an analyst for Fox Sports, shared his insights on the upcoming Super Bowl in Las Vegas, emphasizing the potential impact of the unprecedented distractions faced by the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers. According to Gronkowski, if the Chiefs secure another Super Bowl victory, they will solidify their status as a dynasty. He highlighted the unique challenges posed by the game being held in Las Vegas, predicting …

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Sky-High Graffiti Takes Urban Art to a New Level: See the Epic Stunt by Actual on the LA Cityscape

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Los Angeles, California – The graffiti scene in downtown Los Angeles has sprung back to life with the emergence of eye-catching art covering the abandoned Oceanwide Plaza development. This $1 billion project was left unfinished in 2019, but the graffiti covering dozens of floors has turned it into a symbol of urban blight and foreign investment, sparking debates about whether graffiti is art or vandalism. For the graffiti artists involved, this “bombing,” as it’s known …

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Alleged Sexual Assault: Dani Alves Takes Stand in Trial Denying Rape – Shocking Testimony Revealed!

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Barcelona, Spain – Former Barcelona and Brazil footballer Dani Alves firmly denied allegations of sexual assault as he took the stand on the final day of his trial in Spain. The 40-year-old has been in prison without bail since he was arrested in January of last year, facing a nine-year jail sentence and financial compensation demanded by prosecutors. His accuser had claimed that Alves lured her into a toilet in the VIP section of a …

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Democrats’ Silence on Trump’s Supreme Court Case Raises Eyebrows – Learn More

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Washington, D.C. – In a surprising turn of events, not a single sitting Democratic member of Congress, governor, state attorney general, or secretary of state has filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court advocating for the removal of former President Donald Trump from the ballot. This absence of support from the Democratic party comes as Republicans flood the court with briefs in support of Trump, creating an asymmetrical response to this legal and political …

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Warriors Dramatically Shift Trade Plans with Andrew Wiggins After Massive Turnaround In Latest Game

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SAN FRANCISCO, California – In the lead-up to the NBA trade deadline, the Golden State Warriors are seeing a resurgence in their team’s performance, thanks in part to the efforts of Andrew Wiggins. Wiggins has emerged as a key player for the team, contributing significantly to their recent victories. His performance has caught the attention of the team’s front office, which had initially considered trading him due to his lackluster performance earlier in the season. …

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