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US: First came Congress. Now a national redistricting battle may turn to statehouses and city councilsA new phase of redistricting is unfolding across America. States like Georgia are redrawing electoral maps for Congress and state legislatu...- US posts solid job growth in September, but unemployment rate risesAmerica's job growth picked up in September. However, the labor market showed signs of weakness. The jobless rate climbed to its highest in...
- US job growth through March expected to be revised down sharplyEconomists predict a significant downward revision to U.S. employment figures through March, potentially slashing up to one million jobs. T...
- Mark Volman, the Turtles co-founder who sang ‘Happy Together’, dies at 78Mark Volman, a prominent figure in music, passed away in Nashville. He was 78. Volman co-founded The Turtles. The band is known for the hit...
- Prince Jackson pops the question! Michael’s eldest son engaged after 8 years of lovePrince Michael Jackson Jr., eldest son of the late King of Pop, has revealed his engagement to longtime love Molly Schirmang after eight ye...
- Trump ran on a promise of revenge. He's making good on itDonald Trump is accused of using governmental power for retribution against critics, including investigations into political opponents like...
- Michael Jackson died in debt, but how come his kids are worth $150 million and living in luxury homes across CaliforniaDespite Michael Jackson's significant debt at the time of his death in 2009, his children, Prince, Paris, and Bigi Jackson, have become mul...
- 'I’m a real man': Why was Justin Bieber fighting with paparazzi? Here's what happened outside Soho HouseJustin Bieber's recent confrontation with paparazzi outside Soho House in Malibu has sparked renewed concerns about his well-being. The hea...
- Harvard legal fight supercharged by Trump foreign student banThe Trump administration is escalating its conflict with Harvard University by threatening to revoke the school's ability to enroll interna...
- Why has Michael Jackson's son moved court against his grandmother? Know the dispute in detailBlanket or Bigi, as he is called, is Michael Jackson’s youngest son. He arrived via surrogate to join older siblings Prince and Paris in 20...
- Here is the information on the 2023 Women's College World SeriesThe 2023 Women's College World Series featured top softball teams competing for the championship. Here's a summary of the bracket, scores, ...
- US starts fiscal year with record $31 trillion gross national debtEdging closer to the statutory ceiling of roughly $31.4 trillion - an artificial cap Congress placed on the U.S. government's ability to bo...
- Amazon Studios' Lead Creative Producer Mercedes LeAnza dies at 40Acting it seems was in her veins. She is well known for the feature film “The Accidental Death of Joey by Sue” where she played the role of...
- Inflation? not in Japan. And that could hold a warning for the USTo some extent, the situation in Japan can be explained by its continued struggles with the coronavirus, which have kept shoppers at home. ...
- US employment growth slows in September; unemployment rate drops to 7.9%In the last monthly employment report before the Nov. 3 presidential election, the Labor Department on Friday said nonfarm payrolls increas...
- US GDP report to show a damaged economy sliding into a deep recessionThe Commerce Department is expected to estimate that the gross domestic product, the broadest gauge of the economy, shrank at an annual rat...
- Demand for EB-5 visa on rise in IndiaUnder the EB-5 visa programme, also dubbed as ‘cash for visa’, individuals can apply for permanent residence in the US for themselves, thei...
- Much of North India will be too hot for human survival by 2100, scientists warnWithout efforts to curb carbon dioxide pollution, most of India will experience temperature levels well beyond those considered safe for hu...
- Science says people decide these nine things within seconds of meeting youWithin moments of meeting somebody, you decide all sorts of things about them, from status to intelligence to promiscuity.
- Nine science-backed tricks for appearing smarter than you areSome people are indeed born smarter than others - it's genetics. But that doesn't mean you can't appear to look more intelligent.
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