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Let them eat cheesecake! Obama’s dig at gilded Trump White House causes MAGA meltdown

Let them eat cheesecake! Obama’s dig at gilded Trump White House causes MAGA meltdown

TOI correspondent in Washington: American fast food chain Cheesecake Factory has spent decades perfecting the art of serving customers an expansive menu in portions that suggest they may never eat again. It has achieved something even more remarkable now: become a central character in the long running Trump-Obama feud that has devolved into a culinary…

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California crews placed over 24,000 cubic yards of gravel, 49 trees and 80 boulders in the Tuolumne River to rebuild 4.78 acres of habitat; within days of completion, scientists documented salmon spawning on new riffles

California crews placed over 24,000 cubic yards of gravel, 49 trees and 80 boulders in the Tuolumne River to rebuild 4.78 acres of habitat; within days of completion, scientists documented salmon spawning on new riffles

California restoration crews rebuilt a damaged stretch of the Lower Tuolumne River with more than 24,000 cubic yards of gravel, 49 trees, and 80 large boulders, creating 4.78 acres of new habitat for salmon and other native species. The results arrived remarkably quickly: FISHBIO reported that scientists documented Chinook salmon spawning on the newly built…

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In 2005, a Maine husband refinanced the family home without his wife’s signature; after their divorce and years without payments, a faulty 9,471 foreclosure notice helped her win in federal court

In 2005, a Maine husband refinanced the family home without his wife’s signature; after their divorce and years without payments, a faulty $189,471 foreclosure notice helped her win in federal court

A Maine woman won a major federal court victory after a lender tried to foreclose on her home using a notice that did not meet the state’s strict legal requirements. The case began in 2005, when her husband refinanced the family property without her signing the new mortgage note, and it ended more than two…

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US charges 48 non-citizens over election-related crimes in Pennsylvania, California, Florida, New York and Nevada; two Indians among those accused of illegal voting and false citizenship claims

US charges 48 non-citizens over election-related crimes in Pennsylvania, California, Florida, New York and Nevada; two Indians among those accused of illegal voting and false citizenship claims

US Justice Department announces charges against 48 non-citizens in election-related cases across five states. (Photo: Office of Public Affairs) The US Department of Justice has announced charges against 48 non-US citizens in connection with alleged election-related offences across several states, including Pennsylvania, California, Florida, New York and Nevada. The cases involve allegations of illegal voting…

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Why not remove H-1Bs: Alleged leaked messages show Microsoft workers questioning exit package amid Green Card row

Why not remove H-1Bs: Alleged leaked messages show Microsoft workers questioning exit package amid Green Card row

Microsoft exit package announcement triggers debate on alleged Green Card abuse. Weeks after Microsoft was named as one of the eight companies facing a Green Card ban pending investigation by the Donald Trump administration, the IT giant announced a voluntary exit package to 60,000 employees across the US, the UK and India. It does not…

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Giorgia Meloni’s email targeted in cyberattack on Italian parliament’s IT systems

Giorgia Meloni’s email targeted in cyberattack on Italian parliament’s IT systems

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s parliamentary email account was among those targeted in a cyberattack on the computer systems of Italy’s lower house of parliament, with several lawmakers and other institutions also affected, news agency Reuters reported Tuesday.The attack targeted the IT systems of the Chamber of Deputies in recent…

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Florida manatee habitat ruling sent back to court after US wildlife agency changed the definition of harm under endangered species law | World News

Florida manatee habitat ruling sent back to court after US wildlife agency changed the definition of harm under endangered species law | World News

A US appeals court has sent a case over Florida’s wastewater regulations and manatee habitats back to a lower court after a federal rule changed the definition of harm under the Endangered Species Act. The lawsuit was brought by Bear Warriors United, Inc., against the Secretary of the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. The district…

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‘Moved back from Canada but now cannot wait to return’: Redditor says homesickness drove him back home but Mumbai is not the same

‘Moved back from Canada but now cannot wait to return’: Redditor says homesickness drove him back home but Mumbai is not the same

Redditor says he can’t wait to come back to Canada from Mumbai. A Redditor expressed concerns over the worsening AQI in Mumbai, where he was born and brought up and then came back to feeling homesick from Canada after living there for three years. The Reddit post went viral as he said he can’t wait…

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Meet the MIT students who built a system that turns lunar waste into useful materials for future Moon missions, winning both tracks of NASA’s LunaRecycle Challenge and 5,000 in prizes

Meet the MIT students who built a system that turns lunar waste into useful materials for future Moon missions, winning both tracks of NASA’s LunaRecycle Challenge and $925,000 in prizes

The Moon has a few things in common with Earth. No, we’re not talking about craters or imperfections, but trash. Building a home for humans on the Moon is a dream that many scientists are working to make a reality. But as supplies arrive from Earth, so will packaging and other waste. With astronauts also…

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A Georgia businessman promised investors 8% to 18% returns from small-business loans but diverted funds to luxury spending and politics; he has been sentenced to 15 years over a  million Ponzi scheme

A Georgia businessman promised investors 8% to 18% returns from small-business loans but diverted funds to luxury spending and politics; he has been sentenced to 15 years over a $76 million Ponzi scheme

A Georgia businessman who used religion and conservative politics to attract investors into a major investment fraud has been sentenced to 15 years in federal prison. Chief US District Judge Leigh Martin May sentenced Edwin Brant Frost IV for running a $76 million (£58.5 million) Ponzi scheme that caused serious financial losses for more than…

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