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Police shot one lion and one lioness and authorities are considering euthanising all 16 big cats

“Homeless vets are being booted from NY hotels to make room for migrants: advocates,” a New York Post headline from last week read. “New York Hotels Evicting Homeless Veterans to House Migrants,” Newsweek said days later, joining in the outrage. “As many as 20 homeless veterans were booted from hotels in upstate New York to presumably make room for the influx of migrants,” Fox told its audience shortly thereafter.

Raffaele Marciello broke the Nürburgring 24 Hours qualifying lap record by half a tenth in Top Qualifying this evening, en route to pole position for the 2023 edition of the endurance classic. Marciello’s best time, winning him the Glickenhaus Trophy, was an 8:09.058 in the #4 AMG Team Bilstein Mercedes AMG GT3 which proved to […]

On March 20 the Russian Investigative Committee opened a criminal case against the ICC prosecutor and judges, deeming their actions as knowingly unlawful since they had no grounds for holding the president and the children’s rights commissioner criminally liable

Republicans and Democrats have been in a standoff over raising the debt ceiling, and if they don't reach an agreement soon, economic catastrophe could quickly ensue.

THE AZ Alkmaar “Ben Side” Ultras have a violent history of stabbings and pipe bombs, gaining a horrifying reputation over the years.

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Upfront week has finally wrapped, and it's clear the Writers Guild of America strike had a significant impact on almost every presentation. Though the star power was slightly dimmer this year, with both Warner Bros. Discovery and Netflix only featuring executives during events as many celebrities refrained from crossing picket lines, the week still had...

Authorities in Zimbabwe Friday started releasing 4,270 prison inmates who were granted amnesty by President Emmerson Mnangagwa earlier this month ahead of general elections. The development is welcomed because it decongests Zimbabwe's overcrowded prisons. Pardoned inmates leaving Harare Central Prison Friday did not speak, but joy was written all over many of the prisoners' faces. Shepherd Mpofu, the acting head of the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Service, is grateful to President Emmerson... Читать дальше...

Brady Campaign senior counsel Kelly Sampson and former firearms executive Ryan Busse say, with determination, supporters of gun safety are making progress.

Riley Reid, who lives in a $4.8 million mansion in California, featured in an emotional video which recently resurfaced on Twitter. She said that those in the business are 'shamed every day.'

Elected officials including Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and New York Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado were among the hundreds attending the funeral. The Rev. Al Sharpton delivered the eulogy.

It seems barely a day goes by without a new report of artificial intelligence replacing jobs. On Thursday, BT added the latest bad news, when the UK telecoms giant announced plans to replace 10,000 staff with AI. Across Europe, predictions on automation’s effect on jobs vary wildly,  but all agree that major changes are inevitable. With the impact already being felt, the need for government action is becoming urgent. Here are five interventions they can take. 1. Retraining the workforce The concept... Читать дальше...

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1. Jerome Powell Keeps June Interest-Rate Pause in Play  The Wall Street Journal
2. Bank of America says markets 'underestimate' the Fed's next move  Yahoo Finance
3. Fed Chair Powell says rates may not have to rise as much as expected to curb inflation  CNBC
4. Fed Officials Add 'Skip' to Rate Debate  Bloomberg Television
5. Heard on the Street Recap: Fighting the Fed  The Wall Street Journal
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CONOR McGREGOR revealed the announcement of his UFC return is impending and is “ready to go” against Michael Chandler.

Best-selling novelist James Patterson is teaming up with investigative journalist Vicky Ward on a book about the 2022 killing of four University of Idaho students

Donna Ongsiako was stabbed in her home and left for dead. Her motivation to stay alive? The love for her daughter.

As thousands in Serbia protest after two mass shootings, Scott McLean tells Christina Macfarlane why the people are demanding more be done to tackle the country's gun culture.