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• tennesseestar.com10 minutes ago
• Kari Lake Says Federal Government Has Turned on People
• Arizona’s Republican nominee for governor earlier this week said that America’s federal government has turned on its people. “All I will say is that [the raid on former President Donald Trump’s home] shows that our federal government is corrupt to the core,” Lake said in an interview on Newsmax. “This is the kind of stuff you see in a banana republic. I mean, I think the El Salvador president had a great quote … when he said ‘What would the United States have done if we did this in El...
• the-sun.com56 minutes ago
• ‘Multiple casualties at Medusa festival in Valencia, Spain with evacuation underway’ after structures COLLAPSE with wind
• SEVERAL people died at a festival in Spain on Sunday due to a structural collapse, causing the entire main stage to fall.  Evacuations are underway at the Medusa Festival in Valencia.  1Multiple people have reportedly died following a structural collapse at a festival in SpainCredit: Twitter/@fran_ciriza Photos on Twitter showed the large main stage area of the festival with emergency vehicles on site.  People could be seen running and out of the way to leave the area while others looked confused in the chaos.  “Crazy about @Medusa_festival, infrastructures falling down...
• CNN2 hour(s) ago
• Apples are baking on branches and hosepipe bans hit millions as England falls into drought
• Chelmsford and Edenbridge, England (CNN)The Taylors have been growing apples in the English county of Essex for more than a century. But 2022 has been a particularly tough chapter in the familys history.Walking through their orchard on Lathcoats Farm, the apples on many trees have been visibly scorched, their skin browned in parts, the flesh underneath turned corky. A significant proportion of the farms harvest this year has been unsellable.A record-breaking heat wave in July literally baked the apples on their branches, but Philip Taylor, who runs the farm with...
• washingtonexaminer.com3 hour(s) ago
• Eight hospitalized after car crashes into Arlington pub
• Eight people were hospitalized after a car barreled into a pub in Arlington, Virginia, on Friday, according to authorities. The crash into Irelands Four Courts took place at approximately 6:45 p.m., the Arlington County Fire Department said on social media, and resulted in a large inferno that has since been extinguished. No fatalities have been reported, but officials said 14 people were injured. Eight were hospitalized, including four people in critical condition and four with non-life threatening conditions, while the others were treated on the scene but...
• thedailybeast.com4 hour(s) ago
• Larry Ellison’s Hawaiian Biz Stirs Another Beach Controversy
• Tension between local Hawaiians and the rich interlopers who have descended on their islands seems to grow fiercer by the day. The latest skirmish: A self-described “disabled Native Hawaiian veteran” said residents were improperly blocked from accessing Hulopoe Beach Park via car last month, in an area on Lanai controlled by software billionaire Larry Ellison. “I just felt like it was just a slap in the face,” the man, Russel deJetley, told local outlet Honolulu Civil Beat. Lanai Resorts, an entity ultimately owned by Ellison, operates a gate at the...
• latimes.com4 hour(s) ago
• Bill to decriminalize psychedelics in California gutted by lawmakers
• SACRAMENTO —  Legislation to decriminalize certain psychedelic drugs such as “magic mushrooms,” MDMA, ketamine and LSD was gutted by the California Legislature on Thursday, though the lawmaker who sponsored the bill vowed to reintroduce the measure next year. Senate Bill 519 would have allowed for the possession and personal use of some hallucinogenic drugs, which advocates said would provide a critical mental health tool to treat addiction, PTSD, anxiety and depression, especially for veterans. State Sen. Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco) said the bill was an important next step in ending the...
• dailyvoice.com6 hour(s) ago
• 2 Men Threatened To Kill People Over Very Different Dog Leashing Issues In Central PA: Police
• Two men have been arrested after they threatened to kill people over dogs, in two separate incidents in central Pennsylvania, police say.  The first incident happened Jacob W. Dickey, 26, of Carlisle, reportedly threatened to kill a dog owner for letting it run loose in the area, of Walnut Lane in Middlesex Township on July 27, area police say.  When the owner attempted to retrieve the dog Dickey supposedly began harassing him and threatened to kill him, police explained in a release on August 7.  He was charged with a summary...
• tennesseestar.com6 hour(s) ago
• Croms Crommentary: The Lengths That People Will Go to Stop Trump
• Live from Music Row, Friday morning on The Tennessee Star Report with Michael Patrick Leahy – broadcast on Nashville’s Talk Radio 98.3 and 1510 WLAC weekdays from 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. – official guest host Aaron Gulbransen welcomed the original all-star panelist Crom Carmichael to the studio for another edition of Crom’s Crommentary. CROM CARMICHAEL: You know, Michael, we watch what’s going on now, and I watch it with a kind of amazement. I can’t remember that prayer where you ask God to keep you calm and help you accomplish the things that you...
• the-sun.com8 hour(s) ago
• Chesapeake Shores season 6 trailer reveals Abby’s choice between Evan and Jay after season 5’s cliffhanger finale
• WITH the trailer for season 6 of Hallmark Channel’s Chesapeake Shores, fans are finally finding out Abby’s choice between her two love interests – Evan and Jay. Viewers have been waiting almost a year to learn of her decision after the season 5 finale ended in a cliffhanger. 4The Chesapeake Shores season 6 trailer reveals Abbys choice between Evan and JayCredit: Hallmark 4The new season premieres on Sunday on Hallmark ChannelCredit: Hallmark After Jesse Metcalfe’s Trace left the show at the beginning of season 5, fans knew it was only...
• the-sun.com9 hour(s) ago
• Inside daring evacuation of Kabul where innocents died in boiling scrum and desperate evacuees crawled through sewers
• WHEN Afghanistan fell to the Taliban this time last year it sparked the biggest evacuation since the end of World War Two. In two short weeks Britain’s military managed to rescue an incredible 15,000 civilians from almost certain death at the hands of the country’s ruthless new rulers. 5British forces helped to evacuate 15,000 from Afghanistan as the Taliban took controlCredit: Arthur Edwards / The Sun Just 900 soldiers and flyers from the RAF saved nearly FIVE times more people than expected from the jaws of hell. And 12 months...
• Heavy.com10 hour(s) ago
• Dana White Says Fight Fans Will Get F****** Smashed if They Steal From UFC
• Getty Dana White UFC president Dana White once again took aim at those who decide to illegally watch pay-per-view events. Earlier this year, White told Logan Paul on the “IMPAULSIVE” podcast that the promotion had caught and prosecuted multiple stream pirates, spending “millions of dollars” in the process. When the UFC president was featured in a GQ Sports YouTube video a few days back, he was asked by a fight fan: “Why is Dana so concerned about pirated streams? Who cares.” The question set off an impassioned answer...
• dailyvoice.com10 hour(s) ago
• New Boston Shop Brings Fresh Produce, Cheeses And...Ostrich To Beacon Hill
• Chef Brian Poe has quite the resume from working in Boston’s food industry for 20 years, but he says his latest establishment is his greatest accomplishment yet. “Its the pinnacle of my career right now because its been so long since weve all been able to really work with farms,” Poe said. “Everybodys had such a hard hit, and the neighborhood is also grateful to have restaurants back.” Poe initially launched Crane River Cheese Club as a delivery service to bring farm-fresh meats, cheeses, seafood, produce, and meals...
• dailymail.co.uk10 hour(s) ago
• Five Chinese state-owned companies, including oil giant Sinopec, have opted to DELIST from the NYSE rather than be audited by Washington
• Five Chinese state-owned companies announced Friday they would delist from the New York Stock Exchange amid a refusal to adhere to US auditing regulations and growing tensions between the two global economies. Washington has warned over 270 Chinese companies, like Alibaba Group, of possible removal from stock exchanges if Beijing continues to refuse regulations, according to a report by ABC News. Beijing cites foreign inspection of audit documents from local accounting firms as a national security concern, leading to the dispute over regulations.  All five companies were identified in May...
• the-sun.com12 hour(s) ago
• Salman Rushdie spoke out about his ‘battle’ & ‘severed head’ before author ‘stabbed on stage’ in Chautauqua Institution
• SALMAN Rushdie had spoken out about his battle with a story about a severed head in a speech weeks before the author was stabbed in the neck on Friday. The author was reportedly stabbed and punched by a man 10 to 15 times before giving a lecture at Chautauqua Institution, New York - years after he received death threats over his work. 2Author Salman Rushdie is tended to after he was attacked during a lectureCredit: AP 2British Writer and Novelist Salman Rushdie stresses on the importance of fighting...
• mercurynews.com13 hour(s) ago
• Dan Rodricks: Could we please enjoy the rest of the Orioles season without the Angelos family soap opera? | COMMENTARY
• I have never understood people who blow it — that is, people who appear to enjoy great success and have many reasons to be happy but fritter away their bliss on irrational choices and petty grievances. I have never understood the guy who was born with a silver spoon in his mouth, then used it to dig himself into a hole. Or, to deploy a baseball metaphor — because I’m addressing the Angelos family feud today — consider the guy who was born on third base and thought he hit...
• CNBC17 hour(s) ago
• 26% of job switchers regret joining the Great Reshuffle, survey finds: 'They’ve sobered up'
• VIDEO1:0201:02Kevin OLearys top job interview tipEarn Despite some indications of an economic slowdown, the job market remains remarkably stable, and many workers have reaped the benefits. In fact, a record number of employees quit their jobs, found new positions and renegotiated along the way. But not everyone who joined the so-called Great Reshuffle is better off. More than a quarter — or 26% — of workers who quit regret their decision, according to a recent survey of more than 15,000 job seekers by Joblist, a job-search platform.  More from Personal...
• the-sun.com20 hour(s) ago
• I got filler four years ago & it’s STILL botched, people need to know the dangers – it can make you look much older too
• A BEAUTY lover with botched lips has urged people to think twice about getting fillers. It seems as if over the years one beauty procedure has become more popular than any other - face fillers. 3Teni urged everyone to think carefully about getting fillerCredit: TikTok/@tenipanosian 3She got her lips done four years ago and now has to deal with the consequencesCredit: TikTok/@tenipanosian What was once something only middle-aged beauty lovers used to do to give their face a more youthful appearance, has now become so popular, its not uncommon for...
• mercurynews.com20 hour(s) ago
• Advice | Ask Amy: My husbands parents have a cruel surprise planned for their will
• Dear Amy: My husband is the executor of his parents’ will. He is the second of their three children and the oldest boy. His parents have, at best, a strained relationship with their daughter, “Anne.” As a result, they have named her in their will only to state that she will get nothing when they are gone. They won’t tell Anne about their choice, but often tell my husband, “You can deal with her!” when the time comes. They say that the look of disappointment on her face will be...
• the-sun.com20 hour(s) ago
• I was wrongly accused of stealing from the Walmart self checkout – what to look for so you’re not caught out too
• A WALMART shopper was wrongly accused of stealing groceries after her self-checkout machine reportedly froze. It comes as legal experts have offered several tips to customers on how they can avoid getting caught out by the machines. 2Lesleigh Nurse was wrongly accused of stealing after using a Walmart self-checkout in 2016Credit: WKRG 2Dozens of shoppers have been reportedly caught out by the machinesCredit: Alamy Lesleigh Nurse was arrested in Alabama in November 2016 on accusations that she shoplifted 11 items, including Christmas lights, bread, and cereal. She used one...