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Jelly Roll returned to the juvenile centre in Nashville where he spent his teenage years; he is supporting an initiative to build a 14-acre youth campus on the site | World News
Jelly Roll performing in 2024. Image Credit: Wikipedia Country music star Jelly Roll has returned to the juvenile detention centre…
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Houston mayor says ‘elections matter’, won’t help ICE as Democrats sweep Texas: ‘I do this to begin a healing process’
Houston mayor says police will not collaborate with ICE from now on. Houston Mayor John Whitmire took a significant step…
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Zelenskyy says Russia hit Ukrainian energy facility with North Korean KN-23 missiles
Zelenskyy claims preliminary data indicates Russia used North Korean ballistic missile to strike Ukraine (Photo: ANI/Reuters). Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy…
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Canadian landowners donated property worth more than C$2 million as conservation groups made nearly C$6 million in purchases; together the deals have protected more than 1,100 acres in Quebec
A representative image (credit: Canva) Ducks Unlimited Canada (DUC), along with its partner organisations and landowners, has come together to…
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Syria rules out troop deployment to Yemen, says military ties with Saudi Arabia could expand
The partnership could eventually develop into a mutual defence agreement or lead to Syria joining the Mecca Pact, the source…
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Justin Trudeau gets new role at Oxford University; will join Blavatnik School of Government as a fellow
Justin Trudeau to join Oxford University as a Distinguished Fellow. Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has taken up a…
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First Muslim US senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed launches ‘Habibi PAC’ after railing against money in politics | World News
Michigan senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed. Abdul El-Sayed, the Michigan senator-elect who campaigned on reducing the influence of money in politics, has…
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A North Carolina student went inside a convenience store after a gas pump failed to print his receipt; the $3 Powerball ticket he bought there won him $2 million
Life does not always go the way we plan. Sometimes, an unexpected detour can lead to something extraordinary. Bram Dunehew,…
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A Dundee transport manager with 24 years at his company was fired after it questioned about £21,000 in pothole repair bills he had been told to arrange; a tribunal has ruled it unfair and awarded him £34,326
Management questioned the amount paid to HB Roadways for the repairs (Representational photo) A Dundee transport manager who was dismissed…
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Brooklyn tenants rented an apartment from someone falsely claiming to own it, then faced a $120,000 judgment sought by the former landlord; after the building was sold again, a New York court dismissed that claim
Representative Image (AI-generated) Renting an apartment from someone who falsely claims to own a property can lead to unexpected legal…
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