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British model jailed in Peru for trying to smuggle cocaine
A British model and TikToker has been jailed for nearly seven years in Peru after he was caught trying to smuggle cocaine out of the country. Modou Adams was stopped at the Jorge Chávez International Airport on 30 September with 2.9kg (6.4lb) of cocaine hidden in his suitcase. The 25-year-old was sentenced to six years…
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Crisis in Gaza: The Struggle for Aid and a Glimmer of Hope
In the face of an escalating humanitarian crisis, the people of Gaza find themselves caught between the horrors of war and the dire need for vital supplies. The current situation has resulted in a complete cut-off of essential resources such as electricity, food, fuel, and water, following a “complete siege” ordered by Israel in the…
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Amazon Eyes Entry into Veterinary Telehealth, Taking on Walmart in the Growing Pet Care Market
In a move that pits it against retail giant Walmart, Amazon is considering entering the veterinary telehealth market. Amazon, a key player in the pet food and supplies sector, is exploring this expansion as a strategic step to tap into the burgeoning $137 billion pet market. This comes on the heels of Walmart’s venture into…
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The Implications of Jenna Ellis’s Guilty Plea in Georgia Election Case
Jenna Ellis, a former Trump lawyer, pled guilty to a felony charge about her efforts to overturn the 2020 election results in Georgia. As a part of Trump’s legal team, Ellis was a key player in challenging the election outcome, with claims of voter fraud and election tampering. In her guilty plea, Ellis regretted her…
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The Rolling Stones Ignite New York City with “Hackney Diamonds” Album Launch and Special Guest Lady Gaga
The iconic rock ‘n roll band, the Rolling Stones, illuminated New York City’s West Side on Thursday night with a private launch party for their first new album in 18 years, “Hackney Diamonds.” The club, Racket NYC, was filled with hundreds of spectators as the Stones, now in their seventh decade of music, played half…
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Sydney Opera House Marks 50th Anniversary with Spectacular Light Show and Open Doors
When the Sydney Opera House opened its doors in 1973, it was a testament to the power of architectural imagination and innovation. The iconic building, which turns 50 this year, celebrated its golden anniversary in style with a dazzling laser show and free tours for the public. The celebrations are a tribute to the building’s…
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Afrobeats Star Mr. Eazi’s Mission to Elevate African Art Through Music
When Afrobeats star Mr. Eazi encountered a painting by Benin-based artist Patricorel in a hotel lobby, it reshaped his perspective on the connection between visual arts and music. “I saw this piece of two skeletons sitting on a bench… it was about love… ‘til death do us part. And I realized that visual arts could…
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Off-duty pilot accused of trying to crash Alaska Airlines jet cites breakdown
This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. By George Wright BBC News An off-duty pilot who allegedly tried to crash a passenger jet said he did so after suffering an apparent nervous breakdown, court documents show. Joseph David Emerson has been charged with 83…
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Tom Emmer: Republicans pick third nominee for House Speaker
Republicans have picked Tom Emmer as their third nominee to be House of Representatives Speaker, three weeks after their last leader was ousted in a right-wing revolt. The full chamber will now vote on the Minnesota congressman’s candidacy, though it is unclear if he can win. Mr Emmer emerged as the nominee in a series…
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States accuse Instagram of hurting mental health
By Natalie Sherman Business reporter, New York Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has been accused of misleading the public about the risks of using social media and contributing to a mental health crisis among youth. The claims were made in a federal lawsuit, which was announced by dozens of US states. They…