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New petition to circulate; airport runway project; fox family makes backyard home

Built within less than one year between 1925 and 1926 according to Wilhelm Kreis’ extensive plans, the Ehrenhof contains an ensemble of cultural buildings. The perception of the Kunstpalast was previously characterized by 2 existing separate wings. Both buildings were now connected under a common name.

(Nairobi) - The political transition in Chad ended with violence as at least 9, and possibly more, civilians were reported killed by celebratory gunfire from soldiers and civilians, Human Rights Watch said today. On May 9, 2024,

Where the clocks are off in both directions

Developmental milestones help us understand when a child needs help, but meeting them early doesn’t necessarily predict long term success

Here's what to get the man who enjoys the finer things in life this Father's Day.

What is the Forest Service’s new policy regarding the tick problem?
We locate the hellbeasts wherever they have made the mistake of existing and send them to the flaming valleys of the Underworld from whence they crawled out during phase one of The Reaping.

Death Toll in Gaza Tops 35,000 as Israel Intensifies Attack from Rafah to Northern Gaza, Walkouts, Disruptions & Encampments Mark Graduation Ceremonies as Campus Protests for Gaza Continue, State Dept. Report Finds Israel Likely Violated International and U.S. Law Using U.S. Weapons, U.N. General Assembly Votes 143-9 for Palestinian Statehood, Israeli Whistleblowers Describe Torture of Gazan Detainees in Military Camp, Families of Hamas Captives Protest Netanyahu’s Handling of Hostage Crisis on Israeli Memorial Day... Читать дальше...

The popular series about Jesus is now available in 50 languages with plans for 550 more.

1. ‘Downton Abbey 3’: Paul Giamatti, Joely Richardson, Alessandro Nivola, Simon Russell Beale and Arty Froushan Join Cast  Variety
2. Focus Features & Carnival Films Set to Return to Downton Abbey for Third Feature Film  Focus Features
3. 'Downton Abbey' 3rd Movie Announced — with Paul Giamatti Reprising His Role  PEOPLE
4. Third ‘Downton Abbey’ Movie Set With Paul Giamatti  Hollywood Reporter

The USTR's newest appointee sat down with Sourcing Journal to discuss trade agreements, nearshoring and the resurgence of the U.S. textile sector.

New data from Blue Yonder shows sustainability and AI remain priorities for supply chain organizations globally.

The company also named a chief people officer and president, chief merchandising and global supply chain officer.

An exodus from large offices could revolutionise cities

There's a new requirement for many U.S.-based businesses that went into effect starting earlier this year. These are the things you need to know about the Corporate Transparency Act.

The seller of today’s Nice Price or No Dice 360 says prices on the cars are all over the map, and that, coincidentally, this one has moved all over the map, having lived in three different states. Let’s see if we can map out what it might reasonably be worth.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) -- A local brand specializing in East African coffee is opening its first brick-and-mortar location Downtown, with help from a Columbus program supporting minority-owned businesses. Black Kahawa Coffee is opening a shop at the corner of Broad and High streets in the building Tim Horton's previously occupied for 11 years. Owner Douglas [...]

The US Defense Security Cooperation Agency has not issued any announcement that Patriot missiles will be transferred to the Philippine government

Celebrity manicurist Julie Kandalec and board-certified dermatologist Hadley King break down everything you need to know about dip powder nails.

A new wave of private restaurants, workspaces, wellness centers, and nightclubs has taken New York City by storm. Emily Sundberg gets inside most of them—and helps us understand why so many young New Yorkers are gleefully shelling out membership dues.

A new Cosmopolitan poll in partnership with Pivotal Ventures examines the challenges women face after they win an election—and reveals that it’s the younger generations of Americans who truly get what needs to happen next.

And what they need—from the system, from their colleagues, and from us—to finally change the sexist paradigm.

Brought to you by women who’ve been there before: a step-by-step guide to setting yourself up for success.

In partnership with the Center for American Women and Politics (CAWP) at Rutgers University, we combed through federal, state, and local data to plot out exactly where U.S. women hold political power—and the sometimes frustrating, always complex landscape they operate in.

We interviewed dozens of women in office about the many hurdles they face at work. And while no two people’s experiences were exactly alike, here are the six most prevalent pain points we found—plus how to circumvent each of them.