Politics, Breaking News
A beautiful scenery or five-star accommodations are only part of the transport equation in Asia. It’s the food and beer that adds to the travel feel. Asian travel companies from country to country also…
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It’s been around a month since a Toronto Catholic District School Board chair denied the existence of sexual assault and abuse cases at her district. But, as the Globe and Mail noted, it’s unclear…
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The more it sells, the more real it is. That’s the motto behind Gucci’s newest campaign, themed around the sounds of the ‘80s pop supergroup Slade, and it’s also the premise of its latest…
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Four-time PGA tour player and two-time champion of the US Masters, Lee Elder starting his career after only a full season of college golf in 1966, was one of only 16 African-American golfers who…
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A person familiar with the investigation said Congressman Mark Meadows, R-N.C., is cooperating with the investigation of House Special Committee on the Electoral College, which is conducting a one-week hearing. “Mr. Meadows answered every…
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This week, Cyber Monday, is upon us, and consumer fraud risks are not going away. Rather, they are rapidly increasing at alarming rates. According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, cyber theft claims rose…
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Amid reports that the Transportation Security Administration’s prohibition on carrying dogs and cats through airport security was having a negative impact on U.S. tourists, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has softened the restrictions….
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For all its sweeping grandeur, the coronation of Saudi Arabia’s new king on Monday was a much scaled-down affair compared to his predecessor’s years in power. Like his predecessors, King Salman was aided by…
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Tracey Emin and Anselm Kiefer among eight finalists in annual showcase of year’s best snapshot-style images Winners of the 2021 Historical Photographer of the Year contest revealed The Great War again proved to be…
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Leonard Blavatnik has agreed to sell $676m (£466m) of art in a divorce settlement, the Wall Street Journal reports. The executive, billionaire chairman of Warner Music Group, is asking $650m for the collection, which…
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