Myrtle Beach just dealt with another teen takeover on June 25, with large crowds gathering downtown, fights breaking out, and police responding in force.
But the bigger story is that this wasn’t a one-time event.
The city also dealt with a similar situation back in April, showing a repeated pattern of large youth gatherings organized through social media during busy periods
Another MASSIVE "teen-takeover" terrified Myrtle Beach SC residents as HUNDREDS of "teens" took over the streets and began BEATING EACH OTHER.
Every single available Myrtle Beach police officer was deployed to control the violent teens.
WHAT IS HAPPENING?!!!!!
https://twitter.com/i/status/2070977202208817373 Watch on X
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These Are The Car Brands With The Fewest Problems In 2026
Drivers reported more vehicle problems this year than ever before, but some automakers continue to stand out for reliability.
This graphic, created by Visual Capitalist's Niccolo Conte, ranks the car brands with the fewest reported problems in 2026 based on J.D. Power’s Problems Per 100 Vehicles (PP100) metric. Lower scores indicate fewer owner-reported issues and better long-term dependability.
While Lexus once again topped the rankings, the broader industry moved in the opposite direction. Owners reported a record 204 problems per 100 vehicles on average, driven largely by infotainment, smartphone connectivity, and software-related issues.
Lexus Extends Its Reliability LeadLexus ranked first for the fourth consecutive year, recording just 151 problems per 100 vehicles.
Buick placed second at 160 PP100, while MINI rounded out the top three with 168.
Several Japanese automakers performed well throughout the rankings.
Subaru, Toyota, Nissan, Honda, and Mazda all finished above the industry average, reinforcing Japan’s long-standing reputation for dependable vehicle manufacturing.
Luxury brands also demonstrated strong reliability. Cadillac, Porsche, BMW, and Genesis all ranked in the upper half of the study.
Software Problems Are Becoming the Biggest HeadacheAlthough mechanical reliability has improved in many areas, technology-related issues continue to worsen.
J.D. Power found that infotainment systems were the most problematic of the nine categories measured, making software a larger concern than traditional mechanical components.
Android Auto and Apple CarPlay connectivity problems remained the industry’s single most-reported issue for a third consecutive year.
https://www.zerohedge.com/personal-finance/these-are-car-brands-fewest-problems-2026
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UK Parents Face Five-Year Jail Terms For Questioning Their Child's Gender 'Transition'
While school revision-guides push trans ideology on kids...
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/uk-parents-face-five-year-jail-terms-questioning-their-childs-gender-transition
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The Shooting In The Strait Ain't Over, But...
Because of the limited damage inflicted by the US attack, I believe that Iran chose to respond in a limited fashion rather than escalate.
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/shooting-strait-aint-over
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Young Americans Expect To Buy A Home Later In Life (Or Not At All)
...only 25% of non-homeowners expect to buy a house in the next five years, according to Gallup – the lowest share since the question was first asked in 2013.
https://www.zerohedge.com/personal-finance/young-americans-expect-buy-home-later-life-or-not-all
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Costco grill brands that are good
Don't Trust These Cancer Tests
Cancer deaths in US total 620,000
Half of all cancers do not have tests to reveal their presence. Lots of false positives and negatives.
Liquid biopsies are new and are not standard.
Screening colonoscopies are typically covered with $0 out-of-pocket costs for patients with private insurance or Medicare, as they are classified as preventive care under the Affordable Care Act. However, if a polyp is removed or symptoms are present, the procedure is reclassified as diagnostic, triggering deductibles, copays, and coinsurance.
For diagnostic colonoscopies or those performed by out-of-network providers, costs vary significantly based on the facility and insurance plan:
Private Insurance: Patients may face copays, deductibles, and coinsurance, with total out-of-pocket expenses ranging from a few hundred dollars to over $1,000 if polyps are removed.
Medicare: Covers screening colonoscopies every 10 years (or every 2 years for high-risk patients) with no cost if the provider accepts assignment. If a polyp is removed, patients pay 15% of the Medicare-approved amount for physician services and facility fees.
Facility Impact: Procedures performed in hospital outpatient departments are generally more expensive than those at ambulatory surgery centers or physician offices, where negotiated allowed costs are lower.
Without insurance, the average cost ranges from $1,250 to $4,800, depending on the setting and location.