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Multi-Generational Living Rises in UK as Families Seek Financial Stability

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Shiv Sena (UBT) Criticizes NCP Merger Talks as 'Ridiculous Laughing Stock'

Orlando Pirates Defender Neo Rapoo Embraces Patience Amid Limited Game Time

Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins Elected Alaska Governor in Historic Democratic Win

Japan’s Last Condom Machine Repairers Face an Enduring Decline

Alice Huang Alleged Spy Case Ties Megaspeed to Nvidia Chips and Beijing

Marco Rubio Praises Daughter Daniella’s Speech at Federalist Society Convention

Bessent Blames Commerce Dept for Failing to Blacklist Nvidia Partner Megaspeed

Judge Denies Peltola Campaign’s Request for Alaska Absentee Ballot Data

Rocky Fans Break Guinness World Record at Philadelphia Museum Steps

Malta Budget Targets Foreign Labor Costs Amid Population Growth Debate

Medicaid Work Rules Exempt Native Americans, But States Lack Clear Guidance

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Honduran ex-president arrested as US seeks extradition

Honduran ex-president Juan Orlando Hernandez, whose extradition is sought by the United States for alleged ties with drug traffickers, surrendered to police Tuesday after a judge ordered his arrest.

Valieva had multiple substances in system: report

Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva had three different substances used to treat heart conditions in the sample which triggered the doping storm at the Beijing Olympics, the New York Times reported on Tuesday.

Sea level projected to rise a foot on US coasts by 2050

The US coastline is expected to experience up to a foot (30 centimeters) of sea-level rise by the year 2050 because of climate change, making damaging floods far more common than today, a US government study said Tuesday.

France approves returning 15 artworks stolen from Jews

The French senate Tuesday approved the return of 15 artworks looted from Jews during World War II, as part of efforts by the government to accelerate restitutions.

Sandy Hook families settle with gunmaker for $73 mn over school massacre

Families of nine victims of the Sandy Hook school shooting have reached a $73-million settlement with US gunmaker Remington, in a landmark deal for a country traumatized by campus massacres.

Israel PM hails 'new model' of relations on landmark Bahrain visit

Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said Tuesday his landmark visit to Bahrain offered a "new model" of Israeli-Arab relations, part of a goal of creating a regional "ring of alliances".

'Hold the line': Canada truckers dig in despite new police powers

Trucker-led protesters occupying the Canadian capital showed no sign of backing down Tuesday, despite a newly-invoked state of emergency granting wide new powers to end their weeks-long protest over Covid rules.

Simmons 'mentally ready' to return after Nets move

Ben Simmons said Tuesday he is mentally ready to return to basketball following his trade to the Brooklyn Nets after a turbulent end to his Philadelphia 76ers career.

Meta agrees $90 mn settlement in Facebook privacy suit

Facebook-parent Meta has agreed to pay $90 million to settle a 10-year-old lawsuit accusing it of tracking users online even after they logged off the social network, court records show.

Dutch to go 'back to normal' as Covid curbs scrapped

The Netherlands said Tuesday it will drop almost all coronavirus restrictions, the latest European country to try to return to normal despite still-high Omicron variant infections.

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