In USA
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UCLA protest live: Police officers move in to disperse pro-Palestine camp
Police used stun grenades as they began to clear pro-Palestine protesters from the encampment at UCLA in California on Thursday.
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Top Chef recap: Release the Racing Sausages
“Holy shit,” the chef-testants announced when they entered the kitchen during this week’s edition of Top Chef: Wisconsin. That’s because host Kristen Kish was joined by a very familiar face: Brian Voltaggio, chef-owner of Maryland’s Thacher & Rye, brother to fellow celebrity chef Michael Voltaggio, and alum of Top Chef, Top Chef Masters, and Top Chef: All-Stars. “I’m just happy I’m not doing the cooking,” our guest judge joked. If the mere presence of one of the franchise’s most notable names...
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EXCLUSIVE: Sen. Roger Marshall Prescribes Solutions for Congress’ Budget Woes
FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—Nearly 40 Republican senators gathered Wednesday afternoon for a frank conversation about Congress’ broken budget process and the rapidly growing national Read More
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Ford To School Dealer Employees With AI Training Tools
Ford dealers will soon be graded by AI on their knowledge and interpersonal skills
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SNP defeats Labour confidence motion and sets out plan for choosing new leader
Spokesperson confirms ‘informal meeting’ has taken place between leadership frontrunners John Swinney and Kate ForbesThe SNP government has headed off Labour’s attempt to force an early Holyrood election, as the frontrunners to succeed Humza Yousaf met for informal talks in an attempt to avoid another divisive leadership contest. Anas Sarwar’s motion of no confidence in Yousaf’s administration – which would have forced all government ministers to resign – was defeated by 70 votes to 58 on...
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Men more likely to have health conditions that lead to premature deaths – study
A new study indicates there are stark differences between men and women when it comes to health.
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Ron DeSantis is ready for a fight against the radicalism of pro-abortion amendment in Florida
The Republican governor predicts the amendment will fail once Florida voters realize how radical it really is.
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A list of mass killings in the United States this year
The latest mass killing in the U.S. happened Monday in Charlotte, North Carolina
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The Subaru BRZ Is Having A Really Crappy Year, April Sales Sink 65%
Americans seems to have fallen out of love with the BRZ, sales of which are languishing in 2024
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JOHN MACLEOD: Sincere religious belief was no bar to Humza taking great office
Late last weekend, the shady personalities who still think the Scottish National Party belongs to them began to move on three determined fronts.
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US anti-doping agency attacks Wada’s ‘half-truths’ over Chinese swimmers
Swimmers were cleared of doping after positive testsUsada says Wada guilty of ‘failing all clean athletes’The US Anti-Doping Agency (Usada) criticised the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) on Wednesday for “doubling down on half-truths” after the global body published a document outlining its handling of a case involving Chinese swimmers.Wada has been under fire since the New York Times reported last month that 23 Chinese swimmers tested positive for trimetazidine before the Tokyo Games in 2021...
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Cuban president expresses solidarity with U.S. university protesters
Havana, May 1 (Prensa Latina) Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel on Wednesday expressed his solidarity with American students who have staged pro-Palestinian marches at U.S. universities. The post Cuban president expresses solidarity with U.S. university protesters first appeared on Prensa Latina.