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The recent attack on Bethany MaGee, set on fire on a Chicago train, drew comparisons to the horrific murders of Iryna Zarutska and Debrina Kawam. |
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The recent attack on Bethany MaGee, set on fire on a Chicago train, drew comparisons to the horrific murders of Iryna Zarutska and Debrina Kawam. |
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September jobs data showed US companies added more than 100,000 payrolls ahead of the historic government shutdown last month. Uncertainty still consumes the American job market - here's what we know. |
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American shoppers bought less in September. Higher prices due to tariffs are making consumers cautious. This slowdown follows a period of strong sales. Economists note a weaker job market is also impacting spending. Consumer confidence has dropped to a seven-month low. People are planning fewer big purchases and vacations. |
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F-1 visa: Proposed changes to the Intent to Leave Rule may help, but fixed-term admissions could create new challenges for students seeking education in the US. |
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Ari Kytsya, an OnlyFans star, spoke at the University of Washington. She was invited by Dr. Nicole McNichols for her class on human sexuality. |
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Speaking to the press, Sean Duffy stressed the importance of dressing "with some respect" when travelling. |
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US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has launched a "civility campaign," urging holiday travelers to ditch pajamas and slippers at airports and dress "with some respect." He emphasized saying "please" and "thank you" to pilots and flight attendants, helping fellow passengers, and restoring courteous behavior. Duffy tied the appeal to a worrying 400% surge in in-flight disturbances since 2019, citing FAA data. |
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The National Weather Service (NWS) forecasts that the storm will start affecting North Dakota by Tuesday morning (local time), then advance eastward through the Upper Midwest through Wednesday. |
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US private employers are cutting jobs as ADP reports rising weekly layoffs, delayed government data, and growing expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut in December. |
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Ari Kytsya's University of Washington lecture on adult content creation sparks campus debate as students and faculty question the role of digital careers in academia |