Nick Reiner, who has been charged with his parents' murders, made a brief appearance in court on Dec. 17 wearing an anti-suicide smock Jordana Comiter is an Associate Editor on the Evergreen team at ...

Nick Reiner made his first court appearance following the deaths of his parents, Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner, while wearing a garment given to inmates on suicide watch. During his first court ...

The 32-year-old appeared “grim-faced” in his first court appearance since his parents were brutally murdered over the weekend. Breaking News Reporter A “grim-faced” Nick Reiner made his first ...

When an emergency or natural disaster strikes, you want to be prepared. From a good first aid kit to an emergency radio, there are certain things that can really help you in uncertain times. When the ...

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The Urban Prepper explores SAS Survival Pouch (B.O.B.) with focus on preparedness, utility, and survival strategies. Trump Makes Announcement Against Taliban Russians say they found unjammable ...

Tyler Robinson was first seen in the suicide prevention smock in his Sept. 12 mugshot, and then again at a Sept. 16 court appearance Chris Spargo is a senior reporter at PEOPLE who joined the crime ...

Tyler Robinson appeared on video from his Utah prison cell for a virtual hearing before District Judge Tony Graf early Tuesday evening, looking emotionless in a green “suicide smock,” and not speaking ...

Scandinavian Airlines SAS has launched a new non-stop flight from Copenhagen, Denmark, to Seoul, Republic of Korea today. While traffic demand from Copenhagen to the United States has dramatically ...

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I hate the term “bug-out.” I blame the lone episode of Doomsday Preppers I watched years ago, as every other word that came out of those people was bug-out this, bug-out that, and bug-out everything.