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About half the U.S. state attorneys general have traveled to France for an event cosponsored by a group largely funded by companies. The trip to Normandy in late July and early August could be a chance for the top state law government lawyers to interact with representatives of companies that they sometimes seek to regulate. AGs often work together on issues and regularly convene through multiple organizations. Some focus on policy and others on politics. The forums include multiple trips each year... Читать дальше...

LANGKAWI: A Radio Televisyen Malaysia (RTM) reporter, Mohammad Najib Mashor suffered RM1,500 in losses after his home in Pulau Tuba was broken into on Wednesday.

When the beauty left The Bronx, ugliness invaded.

When the beauty left The Bronx, ugliness invaded.

Online operator 1win has signed cricketer David Warner as its first sports ambassador.

New movies are released on OTT streaming giants such as Apple TV+, Peacock, and others.

America’s chess brat sets his sights on glory.

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Robby Starbuck has fueled social-media attacks on Tractor Supply, Deere and Harley-Davidson, and his list of targets is getting longer.

Angel City finished third among the five group winners in the 20-team NWSL/Liga MX tournament, while Gotham finished second, setting up a third meeting between the teams on Tuesday in Kansas City.

Taylor Swift Travis Kelce to be officially engaged soon

ANKARA: Israeli police on Friday arrested Al-Aqsa Mosque preacher Sheikh Ekrima Sabri for mourning slain Hamas political chief Ismail Haniyeh, Anadolu Agency reported.

In this video, Cheryl Crisp urges viewers to support the Socialist Equality Party’s campaign to provide the working class with a political voice, in opposition to the pro-genocide, pro-war Labor government and political establishment.

The Washington Monthly unearths the unknown 1858 debate in which the very nasty--and, frankly, very rude--press corps is totally unfair to Mr. Lincoln, our second greatest president after Donald J. Trump.

A spa worker and schoolteacher are among the estimated 20 U.S. citizens still held by Russia.

Four generations of Tysons have held senior roles at the company that bears their name. Now the future of their $21 billion empire is in question as it works to address slumping sales.

Mohd Talim, formerly a photocopy shop owner, now rents out parking space after his shop was demolished following the Nuh riots in July 2023. His story reflects the struggles of local business owners like Arif Khan and Aas Mohammad, who are rebuilding their lives amid loss and adversity, despite having legal ownership papers.

Match review releases findings after Parramatta’s Joe Ofahengaue ‘squirrel grip’  7NEWS

1. Iran Arrests Dozens in Search for Suspects in Killing of Hamas Leader  The New York Times
2. Hamas wants more from Iran  The New Statesman
3. After assassinations, Israel braces for retaliation, wider conflict  The Washington Post
4. Mossad hired Iranian agents to plant bombs in Haniyeh’s residence  The Telegraph
5. NYT: Iran arrests dozens suspected of involvement in Haniyeh assassination  The Times of Israel

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Quit blowing billions on trains. The politicians should put public safety (and their economy) first and spend money on the roads.

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"Wordle" provided relief for millions as a pleasant distraction during the pandemic, and is still going strong.

1. Lousy Jobs Report Forces Fed to Reckon With Hard Landing  The Wall Street Journal
2. Job growth totals 114,000 in July, much less than expected, as unemployment rate rises to 4.3%  CNBC
3. This accurate recession indicator is flashing red, but the ‘Sahm rule’ creator says ‘this time really could be different’  Fortune
4. Which industries hired the most workers in July?  Fox Business