Jaclyn Strauss

Jaclyn Strauss, CPA is a mid-level executive for a Fortune 100 company with multiple passions. She is the founder of her own company called My Macro Memoir and has become a leading efficiency expert by putting her skills and knowledge to work by creating a secure place for families to digitally organize themselves with the thinking done for them. Jaclyn leads with her heart in all that she does and has a passion to serve the greater good of her local community and beyond.

Woman Shooter Kills 6 Including 3 Children in Nashville School

Woman shooter reportedly killed six people including three minors after she opened fire at a Christian school in Nashville. The 28-year-old Audrey Hale could be seen shooting the entrance gate of the school where she opened fire indiscriminately. The suspect was eliminated by the police after they arrived at the scene within 15 minutes.

US Nuclear Plant Leaks 1.5 Million Liters Of Radioactive Water

Xcel Energy, A utility company reported a Radioactive Water leak of about 105 million liters. The nuclear power plant located in Minnesota leaked dangerous chemical water but restricted its movement to avoid spillover beyond the facility. Officials from the facility said that the leak was not a public hazard and will be controlled.

Murder Suspect Escapes From Courtroom in US

A murder suspect Edi Villalobos escaped the courtroom in the US state of Oregon. A security video footage showed the suspect sprinting from the courtroom where he was to stand for this trial. The suspect was accused of murder and some other felonies. The suspect was chased by the two deputies who escorted him to the courtroom.

Turkey Declines Elon Musk’s Starlink Offer After Earthquake

After two massive earthquakes occurring in the centre, Turkey has declined Elon Musk’s offer to activate Starlink in the country. Elon Musk offered to activate SpaceX Starlink internet after the country confronted two massive and simultaneous earthquakes. The death toll has reached 5,000 from Syria and Turkey so far.

Over 20,000 Died In Summer Heat Waves In Europe

One of the biggest threats from climate change is the ‘heat waves’. Each year, thousands of deaths are caused due to high temperatures around the world, many of which go unreported. Recent report shows more than 20,000 died in western Europe in this year’s summer.

Biden Says Elon Musk’s Foreign Ties Should Be Investigated

Joe Biden, while referring to Elon Musk’s radical changes to the social media platform, said that Musk’s foreign ties should be investigated thoroughly. He did not blame him directly for anything but only urged in the heat of the moment to scrutinize Elon Musk’s foreign ties with other countries.

Lifespan Is Correlated With Lung Capacity

Throughout our entire life, we’ve heard that breathing is just about inhaling the oxygen in and exhaling the carbon dioxide out. But it’s more than that, a recent research suggests. Breathing can have a significant positive impact on our brain, emotions and how we process different thoughts. 

Inflation Crisis Made Tiktok A Hub For Financial Advice

From starting as a platform criticized for being kid’s oriented platform to becoming a hub for financial advice for the young generation. Ofcom research has revealed that TikTok has become among the top 3 sources of news for teenagers alongside YouTube and Instagram.

Liz Truss Resigns: Who Will Be UK’s Next Prime Minister

The UK is going to elect its new Prime Minister within a week after Liz Truss’s resignation. Truss resigned last night after holding office for a month and a half only. Truss came under heavy fire after being accused of mishandling economy. Now all eyes are on the next Prime Minister that is going to recover the highly exhausted economy.

Russia Bombs Ukrainian Capital With ‘Suicide Drones’

Ukrainian capital, Kyiv was shaken by Russian drones with multiple bombing raids. At least 7 people were killed in the air raids that were carried out by suicide drones destroying sensitive infrastructure and cutting off electricity to the region. A number of civilians were injured by the attacks, but the numbers were not confirmed by the authorities.