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2023-09-26 22:19

Fans disappointed as 'The View' star Alyssa Farah Griffin poses in front of Ronald Reagan's portrait
Alyssa Farah Griffin posts a throwback picture from Washington DC as she poses in front of Ronald Reagan's portrait
2023-08-21 14:29

Where is Aaliyah now? 'Love is Blind' Season 5 star dumps Uche Okoroha after being shocked by his shady past
'Love is Blind' Season 5 star Uche Okoroha reveals to have dated co-star Lydia Arleen in the past
2023-09-22 21:27

Lisa Lyon: Bodybuilding pioneer who inspired Marvel's Elektra dies at 70 after battling stomach cancer
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Most unionized US rail workers now have new sick leave
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2023-06-06 07:56

Biden administration announces more new funding for rural broadband infrastructure
The Biden administration is continuing its push to bring internet connectivity to every home and business in the U.S. On Monday, the Biden administration announced a new investment of $667 million to build broadband infrastructure in rural areas of the country
2023-08-21 17:28

UK’s Cost-of-Living Crisis Spurs Rise in Abusive Shoppers, Theft
The cost-of-living crisis in the UK has led to an increase in abusive customers and in theft by
2023-06-28 07:22

Jeremy Allen White says his intentions were 'clean' and he didn't mean 'harm' amid Alexa Demie's viral comment
Jeremy Allen White talked about his innocent comment and said it was meant as a compliment on the photoshoot
2023-11-09 03:24

Nissan to make electric versions of Qashqai, Juke in Britain -Sky News
LONDON Japanese carmaker Nissan Motor Co will announce on Friday that it will build the electric versions of
2023-11-23 03:56

Ukraine MP being investigated for taking family holiday in Maldives amid Russian invasion
Ukrainian authorities are reportedly conducting an investigation to determine whether a member of parliament violated the law by taking a family holiday to the Maldives. Earlier in January this year, the Ukrainian president banned officials from travelling abroad for non-governmental purposes. The security service has initiated a criminal case to ascertain whether member of parliament, Yuriy Aristov provided false information to the authorities. He faces up to three years in prison if convicted. During a video address in January, Volodymyr Zelensky said: “Ignoring the war is a luxury that no one can afford.” He added: “There is a principled decision of the NSDC [National Security and Defence Council of Ukraine] on officials travelling abroad. It applies to all officials of the central government and various other levels of local government. It applies to law enforcers, people’s deputies, prosecutors and all those who are supposed to work for the state and in the state. If they want to rest now, they will rest outside the civil service. Officials will no longer be able to travel abroad for vacation or for any other non-governmental purpose.” Mr Aristov is accused of providing false information while applying to leave the country. He reportedly went on a family vacation to the Maldives. The MP reportedly told authorities he was going on sick leave. But investigations found that Mr Aristov had been on the private island of Ithaafushi in the Maldives in mid-July with his wife and children. The State Bureau of Investigation and the Security Service of Ukraine have opened a criminal case against him. Mr Aristov was abroad from 5 June to 22 July, during which he embarked on a three-day business trip to Poland before being observed in the Maldives by Ukrainian media. Kyiv Independent said that he was first spotted in the luxurious 5-star Waldorf Astoria Maldives hotel on the private island in mid-July. An investigation by the Ukrainian outlet, Slidstvo.info revealed that Mr Aristov had indeed been a guest at the Maldives resort after the hotel confirmed. However, by the time they received the inquiry, he had already checked out. The accommodation costs at this exclusive resort vary significantly – starting from 100,000 hryvnias [$2,600] and reaching 323,000 hryvnias [$8,800] for a single night. Additionally, there is a premium villa option that surpasses one million hryvnias per night [$26,700], according to local media. In response to the publication of the investigation, Mr Aristov promptly resigned from his position as a people’s deputy. Parliament speaker Ruslan Stefanchuk made the announcement of his resignation on Facebook. Read More North Korea’s Kim Jong-un shows Russia’s defence minister banned ballistic missiles Bluffing or not, Putin’s declared deployment of nuclear weapons to Belarus ramps up saber-rattling Ireland unlikely to offer condolences to Russia if Putin dies, Varadkar says The Body in the Woods | An Independent TV Original Documentary The harrowing discovery at centre of The Independent’s new documentary
2023-07-27 14:56

'Is he gonna blame Amber again?' Johnny Depp shredded for arriving late at Cannes presser for latest film
Johnny Depp apparently got stuck in traffic and also missed the photo call with director Maiwenn and the rest of the cast of 'Jeanne du Barry'
2023-05-18 22:17
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