By Narayan Prasad Mishra Nepal is no stranger to turbulence. Our political history is filled with waves of protests, movements, [.] The post Nepal: A nation trapped in conspiracy theories appeared first on Peoples’ Review.
At a recent City Council meeting, some of the city’s elected representatives finally gave voice to the communitarian origins and inspirations of the, now five-plus year, State Street “promenade” closure. The post The Great Earthquake: The City 100 Years Later appeared first on The Santa Barbara Independent.
Luka Doncic, LeBron James, and the Los Angeles Lakers face James Harden, Kawhi Leonard, and the LA Clippers on Tuesday night.
Ten states including Colorado had joined the DOJ’s antitrust lawsuit. Those states were not part of Monday’s settlement, meaning they can continue to pursue the case in court.
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A judge on Tuesday ordered the euthanasia of two dogs authorities say killed a Tyler woman last week. Madison Riley Hull, 23, was attacked by three pit bulls she was dog-sitting Friday afternoon. When Smith County Sheriff’s Office responded to the home on Northwood Drive, a deputy shot and killed one of the three dogs. [.].
By Robert St. John Food Columnist Thanksgiving shifts on you as life goes on. But the earliest memories stay put. Our family used to drive to Brooksville, a little town in east Mississippi where my grandfather grew up. Several of my great-uncles still lived there, and cousins wandered in from all directions. That drive from [.].
The Missouri State Fire Marshal is investigating a nighttime fire that destroyed a vacant structure on North D Street. An off-duty crew was called back to work during the response.
PhoLove in Milpitas, which gained attention after a viral video showed an employee slamming a slab of ribs onto the ground, has reopened following a health inspection.
The Trump administration is withdrawing a proposal to require cosmetic companies to test their talc-containing products for asbestos, according to a new public notice on Tuesday. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said it was withdrawing the Biden-era proposal in a new notice in the federal register. “Good cause exists to withdraw the proposed rule…
