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A Moscow rehab center employee has been arrested following allegations of abusing teenagers. Investigators revealed the facility had been operating illegally since August, with children subjected to beatings and torture.
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A staff member at a Moscow rehabilitation center has been arrested following allegations of abusing teenagers. Investigators said the facility had been operating illegally since August and that children were subjected to beatings and torture.
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Jason Palmer, a former Democratic presidential candidate, predicts the Democratic Party will adopt a split messaging strategy for the 2026 elections, selecting candidates based on regional politics after off-year election successes. He argues the party must move beyond anti-billionaire rhetoric and embrace entrepreneurship and conscious capitalism.
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Jason Palmer, a former Democratic presidential candidate, predicts the party will adopt a split messaging strategy for the 2026 elections, tailoring candidates and platforms to regional politics following recent off-year election successes. The Democrats have experienced a series of wins in the off-year election, taking governors’ races and key positions in several state and local…
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Jason Palmer, a former Democratic presidential primary candidate, predicts that the party will adopt a split messaging strategy in the 2026 elections, choosing candidates based on regional politics after recent off-year election victories. He argues that the party is making a mistake with its anti-billionaire messaging and suggests a focus on pro-entrepreneurship and conscious capitalism…
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The Democrats enjoyed a series of wins in the off-year election, taking governors’ races and key positions in state and local elections. Jason Palmer, a former Democratic presidential candidate, predicts the party will adopt a split messaging strategy for the 2026 elections, tailoring candidates and platforms to different regions.
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Jason Palmer, a former Democratic presidential candidate, predicts the party will adopt a split messaging strategy for the 2026 elections, choosing candidates based on regional politics. He argues the party must balance centrist and leftist approaches to win in different regions.
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Opposition leader Maria Corina Machado faces criticism for allegedly exaggerating threats posed by Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro to justify U.S. force. Machado claims Maduro leads two separate drug-trafficking organizations threatening U’ts national security.
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Maria Corina Machado, a leading opposition figure in Venezuela, is under scrutiny for allegedly making exaggerated claims about Nicolás Maduro’s alleged activities. Machado has asserted that Maduro is involved in two separate drug trafficking organizations threatening U.S. national security.
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Maria Corina Machado, a Nobel Peace Prize winner and opposition leader in Venezuela, faces criticism for allegedly exaggerating the threats posed by President Nicolás Maduro. Machado has claimed that Maduro simultaneously heads two different drug trafficking organizations that threaten U.S. national security.
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Maria Corina Machado, a Nobel Peace Prize winner and opposition leader in Venezuela, is facing accusations of exaggerating threats from President Nicolás Maduro to justify U.S. force to overthrow him. Machado claims Maduro simultaneously heads two different drug trafficking organizations that threaten U.S. national security.
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Maria Corina Machado, a Nobel Peace Prize winner and opposition leader in Venezuela, is facing criticism for allegedly exaggerating the threats posed by President Nicolás Maduro. Critics argue that her claims about Maduro’s alleged involvement in two separate drug trafficking organizations are being used to justify potential U.S. military intervention.
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The Buffalo Bills have signed veteran wide receiver Brandin Cooks ahead of their crucial AFC matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Cooks, 32, joins the team after being released by the New Orleans Saints, clearing waivers, and will bolster the Bills’ receiving corps as they seek to address recent struggles following their 23-19 loss to the…
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Buffalo Bills have signed veteran wide receiver Brandin Cooks to bolster their receiving corps ahead of a crucial AFC showdown with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The move comes after a recent loss to the Houston Texans, as the team seeks an offensive spark following their struggles.
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The Buffalo Bills have signed veteran wide receiver Brandin Cooks ahead of a crucial AFC matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The move follows a 23-19 loss to the Houston Texans and aims to bolster the team’s receiving corps.
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The Buffalo Bills have signed veteran wide receiver Brandin Cooks ahead of their crucial AFC matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The move aims to provide an offensive spark following their recent struggles, particularly after a close loss to the Houston Texans.
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The Buffalo Bills have signed veteran wide receiver Brandin Cooks to bolster their struggling receiving corps ahead of a crucial AFC showdown with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The team is hoping his experience can provide an offensive spark following their recent setbacks, including a 23-19 loss to the Houston Texans.
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A major study links untreated sleep apnea to an increased risk of Parkinson’s disease, with early CPAP treatment showing protective benefits. Veterans with untreated sleep apnea were nearly twice as likely to develop Parkinson’s over five years, while those who received CPAP therapy had a 30% lower risk.
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A major study has found a notable connection between untreated sleep apnea and an increased risk of Parkinson’s disease. Early CPAP therapy shows protective benefits, potentially reducing the risk of Parkinson’s by about 30% in those who start treatment within two years of diagnosis.
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A new study links untreated sleep apnea to an increased risk of Parkinson’s disease, with early CPAP therapy showing potential protective benefits. The research, published in JAMA Neurology, draws on records from U.S. veterans who were treated through the Department of Veterans Affairs between 1999 and 2022.
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A new study links untreated sleep apnea to an increased risk of Parkinson’s disease, with early CPAP therapy showing protective benefits. Researchers from Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU) analyzed data from over 11 million veterans, finding that those with untreated sleep apnea were almost twice as likely to develop Parkinson’s compared to those without…
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A new study links untreated sleep apnea to a significantly higher risk of Parkinson’s disease, with early CPAP therapy showing protective benefits. Researchers found that veterans with untreated sleep apnea were nearly twice as likely to develop the condition over five years, but emphasize that these associations do not prove causation.
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A Namibian politician named Adolf Hitler Uunona is running for re-election in regional elections, drawing international attention due to his controversial name. Uunona claims the name holds no political meaning and that he has no extremist beliefs, emphasizing that his identity does not align with the historical figure.
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A Namibian politician named Adolf Hitler Uunona is set to run for re-election in the Oshana region, with his unusual name linked to the German dictator. Uunona has clarified that the name, given by his father, carries no ideological weight and does not reflect his political beliefs.
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A Namibian politician named Adolf Hitler Uunona is expected to win re-election in the Oshana region, drawing international scrutiny over his name. Despite the historical weight of his name, Uunona claims it has no political significance and he has never held extremist views.
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A Namibian politician named Adolf Hitler Uunona is expected to win his council seat in regional elections, drawing international attention for his name. The local politician, a member of Namibia’s ruling SWAPO party, claims the name has no political significance and he has never held extremist views.
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A Namibian politician named Adolf Hitler Uunona is poised to win another term in regional elections, drawing international scrutiny over his controversial name. The name, passed down from his father, has sparked debate but the candidate insists it holds no ideological significance.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson defended the U.S.-Israel alliance as a strategic necessity amid GOP divisions, calling for universal rejection of antisemitism. He highlighted the alliance’s role in maintaining Middle East stability and the necessity to address antisemitism unequivocally.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson emphasized the importance of the U.S.-Israel alliance as a strategic necessity in the Middle East, stating it is the only stable democracy in the region. He called for a universal rejection of antisemitism amidst growing GOP divisions over U.S. support for Israel.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson defended the U.S.-Israel alliance as a strategic necessity, calling for ‘universal rejection’ of antisemitism amid GOP divisions. Some House Republicans, including Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Thomas Massie, have begun to break with the party’s traditional pro-Israel stance.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson defended the U.S.–Israel alliance as a strategic necessity and called for the universal rejection of antisemitism amid GOP divisions over U.S. support for Israel. Johnson emphasized the importance of the alliance, noting it is the only stable democracy in the Middle East, a region often described as a ‘tinderbox.’
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House Speaker Mike Johnson defended the U.S.–Israel alliance as a strategic necessity in the Middle East. He urged the universal rejection of antisemitism amid growing divisions within the Republican Party over how to respond to rising antisemitism and support for Israel.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson has defended the U.S.-Israel alliance as a strategic necessity, calling for ‘universal rejection’ of antisemitism amid growing divisions within the Republican Party over support for Israel. During an interview on ‘The Katie Miller Podcast,’ Johnson emphasized the geopolitical importance of maintaining an alliance with Israel in a ‘tinderbox’ region.
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Robert Dear, the suspect in the 2015 Colorado Planned Parenthood clinic shooting, died in federal custody at the age of 67. The death has ended the yearslong legal battle over whether he could be prosecuted for the attack.
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Robert Dear, the suspect in the 2015 Colorado Planned Parenthood clinic shooting that killed three people, has died in federal custody at age 67. The case had been stalled for years due to legal battles over his mental health treatment, with Dear repeatedly found incompetent to stand trial.
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Robert Dear, the suspect in the 2015 Colorado Planned Parenthood clinic shooting that killed three people, died in federal custody at age 6, ending a yearslong legal battle over bringing him to trial. The shooting, which involved a chaotic and deadly confrontation with law enforcement, left three dead and multiple injured.
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Robert Dear, the suspect in the 2015 Colorado Planned Parenthood clinic shooting, has died in federal custody, ending years of legal battles over his prosecution. His death concludes a case that highlighted legal and mental health challenges in the justice system.
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Robert Dear, the suspect in the 2015 Colorado Planned Parenthood clinic shooting that killed three people, died in federal custody at 67, ending a yearslong legal battle over his prosecution. His death ended a dispute over whether he could be medicated against his will for his mental illness, which had repeatedly left him unfit to…
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Robert Dear, accused of killing three individuals at a Colorado Planned Parenthood clinic in 2015, has died in federal custody at age 67, ending a yearslong legal battle over his mental health and trial. The suspect had been repeatedly found incompetent to stand trial, delaying prosecution for the attack.
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The Department of the Interior (DOI) announced the launch of ‘America the Beautiful passes’ on January 1, 2026, offering U.S. residents $80 annual access while nonresidents pay $250. The policy aims to enhance accessibility, affordability, and efficiency for American families.
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The Department of the Interior has launched the ‘America the Beautiful passes’ on January 1, 2026, offering $80 annual access for U.S. residents and $250 for nonresidents. These passes aim to provide affordable access for American families while ensuring international visitors contribute to the parks’ maintenance.
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The Department of the Interior has launched the ‘America the Beautiful passes,’ offering $80 annual access for U.S. residents and $250 for nonresidents starting Jan. 1, 2026. This initiative aims to provide affordable access to national parks while ensuring nonresidents contribute to their maintenance.
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The Department of the Interior is launching the ‘America the Beautiful’ passes on January 1, 2026, offering $80 annual access for U.S. residents and $250 for nonresidents. The initiative aims to prioritize American families by enhancing accessibility and affordability.
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The Department of the Interior has launched the “America the Beautiful” passes, offering $80 annual access to U.S. residents from Jan. 1, 2026, while nonresidents will pay $250. The policy aims to prioritize American families by making parks more affordable, with additional benefits for seniors and fourth-grade students.
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The Department of the Interior launched the ‘America the Beautiful’ passes in 2026, offering U.S. residents $80 annual access while nonresidents pay $250. The policy aims to support parks’ maintenance with higher fees for nonresidents, highlighting a balance between affordability for locals and contribution from international visitors.
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The United Nations has redefined urban population metrics, leading to Jakarta, Indonesia, being declared the world’s most populous city.
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The UN has redefined urban population measurement, leading to Jakarta, Indonesia, surpassing Tokyo as the world’s most populous city. This shift marks a significant change in global urban demographics.
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The United Nations has revised its method for measuring urban populations, leading to Jakarta, Indonesia, becoming the world’s most populous city, surpassing Tokyo. Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, has won the title of the world’s most populated city.
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The United Nations has redefined its criteria for measuring urban populations, leading to Jakarta, Indonesia, overtaking Tokyo as the world’s most populous city. This shift in rankings is attributed to the new methodology that includes more accurate data on urban sprawl and migration patterns.
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The United Nations has redefined urban population metrics, leading to Jakarta, Indonesia, overtaking Tokyo as the world’s most populous city. This shift highlights significant urban demographic changes.
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The capital of Indonesia, Jakarta, has surpassed Tokyo as the world’s most populous city according to a new UN report. This shift follows a revision in the methodology used to measure urban populations, highlighting significant demographic changes and urbanization trends globally.
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Bobby Pulido, a Grammy-nominated Tejano singer and emerging Texas Democrat, has resurfaced in the political spotlight due to his 2016 act of defacing Trump’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star, an incident that resurfaced as he campaigned for Congress. The incident, which he shared on Instagram, highlights the complexities of his role as a partisan candidate…
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Bobby Pulido, a Grammy-nominated Tejano singer and Democratic candidate for Texas congressman, faced controversy when he filmed himself urinating on Donald Trump’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star nearly a decade ago. The video resurfaced as Pulido runs for office, challenging Rep. Monica De La Cruz. Although he claims to be bipartisan, his past actions against…
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Bobby Pulido, a Grammy-nominated Tejano singer and Democratic candidate for Congress in Texas, faces scrutiny over a 2016 video where he urinated on Donald Trump’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star. The incident resurfaces as he contests Rep. Monica De La Cruz in the 15th district. Pulido, known for his Tejano music, has been criticized for…
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Bobby Pulido, a Grammy-nominated Tejano singer and now a Democratic candidate for Congress in Texas, has sparked controversy by defacing President Donald Trump’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star in a 2016 video. The footage, which depicts Pulido urinating on Trump’s plaque, is resurfacing as he campaigns for the 15th district.
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Bobby Pulido, a Grammy-nominated Tejano singer and Democratic candidate for Congress, has resurfaced in the political spotlight after a controversial 2016 video surfaced showing him urinating on former President Donald Trump’s Hollywood Walk of Fame star. The incident, initially posted on Instagram, has now become a focal point as Pulido runs for a congressional seat…
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Bobby Pulido, a Grammy-nominated Tejano singer, is running for Congress in Texas’ 15th district, drawing attention to his 2016 incident defacing Trump’s Hollywood star. Although presenting as bipartisan, his past provocative actions against Trump and Republicans have sparked debate over his political stance.
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The U.S. is bracing for one of the busiest Thanksgiving travel seasons in years, with 81.8 million Americans set to travel. AAA predicts 73 million will drive, with car rental demand peaking on Wednesday. FAA expects the busiest Thanksgiving travel in 15 years with over 360,000 flights, but is confident in its preparedness due to…
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The U.S. is bracing for one of the busiest Thanksgiving travel seasons in years, with 81.8 million Americans set to travel at least 50 miles for the holiday. AAA forecasts that 73 million will drive, with the highest demand for car rentals in Orlando, Atlanta, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and Newark.
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The U.S. is preparing for one of its busiest Thanksgiving travel seasons in years, with over 81.8 million Americans expected to travel at least 50 miles for the holiday. AAA predicts that 73 million will travel by car, with Hertz anticipating the highest rental demand on Wednesday. The FAA expects a record-high number of flights,…