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‘Can’t take a chance’: Trump campaigns for Cindy Hyde-Smith amid Republican midterm worries

‘Can’t take a chance’: Trump campaigns for Cindy Hyde-Smith amid Republican midterm worries

US President Donald Trump. US President Donald Trump has vowed to overcome the historical trend of the ruling party losing ground in midterm elections, using a rally in Mississippi to campaign for Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith ahead of the November 3 polls.Addressing supporters in Corinth on Monday, Trump claimed his rallies had changed the political…

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London’s Natural History Museum won a landmark legal fight to reduce its annual rental value from £12.92 million to just £1; the decision could reshape how national museums are taxed | World News

London’s Natural History Museum won a landmark legal fight to reduce its annual rental value from £12.92 million to just £1; the decision could reshape how national museums are taxed | World News

Natural History Museum on Cromwell Road, South Kensington, London. Image Credit: Wikipedia London’s Natural History Museum has won a landmark legal challenge that reduced its rateable value for business rates from £12.92 million to just £1, marking a significant development for publicly funded cultural institutions across England. The Valuation Tribunal for England ruled that the…

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After directing Schindler’s List in 1993, Steven Spielberg donated his share of the film’s profits to a foundation; the organisation has since distributed more than 0 million in grants | World News

After directing Schindler’s List in 1993, Steven Spielberg donated his share of the film’s profits to a foundation; the organisation has since distributed more than $160 million in grants | World News

When Steven Spielberg directed Schindler’s List in 1993, the experience left a lasting impact on him, inspiring a philanthropic commitment that has continued for decades. The filmmaker donated his share of the film’s profits to establish the Righteous Persons Foundation in 1994, with the aim of strengthening Jewish life, preserving historical memory and supporting initiatives…

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The man behind ‘Over the Rainbow’ left a social justice legacy; his foundation now offers nonprofits grants of up to ,000 | World News

The man behind ‘Over the Rainbow’ left a social justice legacy; his foundation now offers nonprofits grants of up to $5,000 | World News

Yip Harburg, PC: Wikipedia More than 85 years after “Over the Rainbow” appeared in The Wizard of Oz, lyricist E.Y. “Yip” Harburg’s work continues to generate support for charitable causes. The Yip Harburg Foundation, established in 1981, uses royalties from his songs to fund nonprofit programmes pursuing economic and social justice. It offers grants ranging…

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DJ Akademiks reveals why Kai Cenat could face tough questions in Reggie Travers case

DJ Akademiks reveals why Kai Cenat could face tough questions in Reggie Travers case

DJ Akademiks has shared his thoughts on Kai Cenat’s legal fight with his former friend Reggie Travers, warning that the case could bring difficult questions for the Twitch star. During a recent livestream, Akademiks explained that taking someone to court could also mean answering questions about personal and business matters. He pointed to Kai’s business,…

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For 25 years, Andy Willis helped people in Banburyshire through hardship; the dyslexic campaigner has now won a national award for his work supporting vulnerable families

For 25 years, Andy Willis helped people in Banburyshire through hardship; the dyslexic campaigner has now won a national award for his work supporting vulnerable families

Andy Willis, a community campaigner who has spent 25 years volunteering and supporting people through difficult circumstances, has won a national award recognising his contribution to vulnerable individuals and families in Banburyshire, England. Willis was named the winner of the Community Shining Star Award (20+) at the Dyslexia Awards 2026, held in Telford on October…

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Archaeologists examining a 13,800-year-old Alaska campsite found thousands of artifacts, a hearth and traces of a possible shelter; the discovery offers rare clues about how early people lived near Beringia

Archaeologists examining a 13,800-year-old Alaska campsite found thousands of artifacts, a hearth and traces of a possible shelter; the discovery offers rare clues about how early people lived near Beringia

13,800-year-old Alaska campsite reveals tools, a hearth and clues to early life near Beringia (Image Credit: Kelly Graf via Discover Magazine) Thousands of years before permanent settlements became common across North America, small groups of people were already adapting to life in the continent’s far north. In interior Alaska, archaeologists have uncovered an exceptionally rich…

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In 2010, a collector paid .36 million for a 2,000-year-old Roman emperor’s marble torso; after years on display at major US museums, the headless sculpture sold in New York for .26 million in October 2026

In 2010, a collector paid $7.36 million for a 2,000-year-old Roman emperor’s marble torso; after years on display at major US museums, the headless sculpture sold in New York for $34.26 million in October 2026

(Image courtesy: Sotheby’s) A headless marble torso of a Roman emperor, which sold for $7.36 million in 2010 and was subsequently displayed at several major museums across the United States, has fetched $34.26 million at an auction in New York. The nearly 2,000-year-old sculpture was offered at Sotheby’s Magnum Opus evening auction on October 21,…

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Kate Middleton climbed Britain’s three highest peaks within 24 hours in June to support a cancer charity; four months later, she shared an unseen photo with William, their three children and mountain rescuers

Kate Middleton climbed Britain’s three highest peaks within 24 hours in June to support a cancer charity; four months later, she shared an unseen photo with William, their three children and mountain rescuers

The picture was taken at the base of Snowdon, also known as Yr Wyddfa in Welsh (Picture: Instagram) Kate Middleton, on Sunday, shared a new family photograph from a mountain climbing challenge she completed four months ago to support a cancer charity. The Princess of Wales’s Instagram post shows her with her husband, Prince William,…

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Disturbing video shows days-old baby monkeys tormented in experiments at the University of Washington; the six-year study, costing .2 million, involved 32 pregnant macaques and 28 separated infants; Peta calls for the closure of US primate research centres

Disturbing video shows days-old baby monkeys tormented in experiments at the University of Washington; the six-year study, costing $4.2 million, involved 32 pregnant macaques and 28 separated infants; Peta calls for the closure of US primate research centres

Pic credit: Peta YouTube screengrab Newly released footage from the animal rights group Peta shows infant macaques, some only two days old, separated from their mothers and subjected to neurological tests at the University of Washington’s National Primate Research Center (WaNPRC). The video offers the first filmed look inside these experiments. It shows tiny monkeys…

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