Nancy Guthrie update: DNA couldn’t be profiled from crime scene hair sample, sheriff says

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! TUCSON, Ariz. — Investigators couldn’t obtain a DNA profile from a hair sample recovered from within Nancy Guthrie’s home, Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos told Fox News Digital in a new interview Thursday, as the case nears the six-month mark.”Yes, there was a hair. We had it and thought, ‘Okay, well, we’ll do the DNA first,’ right? You’re going to do DNA before something else,” he explained.Working with the FBI, investigators sent the sample to a California laboratory for additional DNA testing.NANCY GUTHRIE’S SUSPECTED ABDUCTION: TIMELINE OF EVENTS IN DISAPPEARANCE OF ‘TODAY’…

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10 Ways Small Businesses Can Use AI To Grow–And Even Hire More Workers

A quartet of witnesses testifying this week to the House Small Business Committee disputed the commonly-held belief that artificial intelligence will displace human workers and insisted that small businesses which use AI are likely to wind up having to hire more employees–because they’ll grow.Already, a majority of small businesses are…

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Saucy Playboy pictures taken to the Moon in 1969 sold for 0K

Saucy Playboy pictures taken to the Moon have sold for $400,000 at auction. They were sold alongside a space hammer that went for $812,500 in the sale of Apollo 12 astronaut Alan Bean‘s mission-used items. The American became the fourth person to walk on the Moon in 1969 as part of the second US mission to the lunar surface. His cuff-mounted checklist featured detailed instructions on mission tasks, as well as hidden Playboy magazine images and hand-drawn cartoons secretly inserted by fellow astronauts before launch. The highest-selling item in Dallas-based Heritage Auctions’ $3.1M sale was Bean’s surface-used geological hammer. The…

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