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‘I know JD Vance, his eyeliner…’: Angie Nixon fires back after VP says she doesn’t belong in America

‘I know JD Vance, his eyeliner…’: Angie Nixon fires back after VP says she doesn’t belong in America

JD Vance says Angie Nixon does not belong in US, Nixon claps back. Florida Senate race got heated after Vice President JD Vance exchanged barbs with Angie Nixon, the Democratic candidate for the November 3, 2026 election. Vance headlined a high-octane campaign rally for Senator Ashley Moody, who was appointed as the senator in January…

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A Delaware school got  million from an anonymous donor when it opened; one year later, the donor returned with  million | World News

A Delaware school got $1 million from an anonymous donor when it opened; one year later, the donor returned with $2 million | World News

When Holy Cross High School opened its doors in Delaware in 2025, an anonymous donor gave the new school $1 million to help it through its first year. One year later, on the first day of the school’s second academic year, the same donor contacted Head of School Tom Fertal again with another unexpected gift,…

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Donald Trump Jr says JD Vance is right about H-1B visa program, people who disagree are the open border lovers

Donald Trump Jr says JD Vance is right about H-1B visa program, people who disagree are the open border lovers

Donald Trump Jr says Vice President JD Vance is absolutely right about H-1B visa program. Vice President JD Vance has once again spoken out against H-1B visa abuse and asserted that he is in support of eliminating the program completely. And this time Donald Trump Jr threw his weight behind JD Vance, indicating how serious…

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Venezuelan delivery driver shot by ICE officer in Texas undergoes surgery to remove bullet from back

Venezuelan delivery driver shot by ICE officer in Texas undergoes surgery to remove bullet from back

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). A Venezuelan delivery driver who was shot by a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer in Austin, Texas, underwent surgery on Thursday to remove a bullet that had remained lodged in his back for nearly two weeks, according to his legal team.Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, 28, was shot…

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In the 1980s, Japan buried coal fly ash beneath the sea to create solid ground for a giant bridge; after decades, the unusual foundation still supports its towers | World News

In the 1980s, Japan buried coal fly ash beneath the sea to create solid ground for a giant bridge; after decades, the unusual foundation still supports its towers | World News

When engineers in Japan began work on the Hakucho Ohashi Bridge in Hokkaido in the 1980s, they faced an unusual problem beneath the water. The foundations for the bridge’s two main towers had to be built on a soft seabed about 14 to 17 metres underwater. Instead of filling the construction area with conventional sand…

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Florida students are turning damaged metal signposts into tiny underwater habitats for fish and marine life | World News

Florida students are turning damaged metal signposts into tiny underwater habitats for fish and marine life | World News

Representative Image of damaged metal posts transformed into marine habitats by welding students at George Stone Technical College (AI Generated Image) Damaged metal posts are being given a second life off the coast of Florida, where they are being transformed into small structures designed to add habitat to artificial reefs. The project brings together Escambia…

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An Ohio man persuaded investors to put more than  million into supposed “rolling code ticket packages” tied to sports and theme-park experiences; prosecutors say the investment never existed and money went to casinos

An Ohio man persuaded investors to put more than $3 million into supposed “rolling code ticket packages” tied to sports and theme-park experiences; prosecutors say the investment never existed and money went to casinos

Brown pleaded guilty to 17 wire fraud counts and two counts involving criminal proceeds. (Representational AI image) An Ohio man has pleaded guilty to running a fake investment scheme that prosecutors say convinced five people in Ohio and Florida to hand over more than $3 million, US Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Ohio…

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Illinois farmer John Dollinger’s family hosted 10 wind turbines across 800 acres; payments began at ,000 per turbine a year and, by 2025, had risen to about 0,000 annually across the farm

Illinois farmer John Dollinger’s family hosted 10 wind turbines across 800 acres; payments began at $10,000 per turbine a year and, by 2025, had risen to about $120,000 annually across the farm

In Grundy County, Illinois, grain farmer John Dollinger gets yearly payments from ten wind turbines spread across his family’s 800-acre property. About a decade ago, the deal guaranteed him $10,000 per turbine each year. That amount has slowly increased with inflation. By 2025, each turbine paid about $12,000, giving the farm roughly $120,000 in total…

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Child Slavery: At 8, Vivienne Harr of Fairfax, California, opened a lemonade stand after seeing a photo of enslaved children; she kept it running for 365 days and raised over 0,000 in the first six months

Child Slavery: At 8, Vivienne Harr of Fairfax, California, opened a lemonade stand after seeing a photo of enslaved children; she kept it running for 365 days and raised over $100,000 in the first six months

An eight-year-old girl from Fairfax, California, turned a classic childhood activity into a determined fundraising campaign after one photograph showed her the reality of modern child slavery. Vivienne Harr started a roadside lemonade stand on 25 June 2012. Her goal was to raise $100,000 for groups working to fight slavery. She reached that target in…

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Silicon Valley investor AJ Scaramucci quietly built a collection of comics, trading cards and dinosaur fossils; now he sees them as alternative assets | World News

Silicon Valley investor AJ Scaramucci quietly built a collection of comics, trading cards and dinosaur fossils; now he sees them as alternative assets | World News

AJ Scaramucci, founder of Solari Capital (Image: Solari) For years, Silicon Valley investor AJ Scaramucci quietly assembled an unusual collection of comics, trading cards and even dinosaur bones. Now he argues these objects belong alongside gold and bitcoin as serious alternative assets. Scaramucci founded Solari Capital, a venture firm that has just emerged from stealth…

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