Experts say an upcoming social media ban may disrupt young Australians’ online lives, while kids hurry to export photos, videos and messages.
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National Jigsaw Puzzle Championships: Shenton College could make history as students compete for puzzle record
A group of Perth teens are on the brink of making Australian history, as Shenton College becomes the very first school in WA to represent the State at the inaugural National Jigsaw Puzzle Championships.
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ICE Goons Surround Judge’s Car and Handcuff High School Intern
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents threatened a Rhode Island Superior Court judge and an intern after they botched a detainment operation on Thursday. Outside the Licht Judicial Complex in Providence, Rhode Island, ICE agents briefly took a high school intern into custody who worked at the Superior Court, WPRI 12 News reported. Courthouse security had […]
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Teen boy’s hand ‘cut clean off’ at 18th birthday party as cops arrest 6 after horror attack
SIX people have been arrested after a teenager's hand was allegedly "cut clean off" at an 18th birthday party. Cops launched an investigation after the reported "serious assault" in the early hours at a home in Huyton, Merseyside. The victim had been at an address on Colin Close when he suffered the "life-changing" injury on...
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Here are the 20 best cities in the world to live in or visit
Hong Kong. MR.Cole_Photographer/Getty Images Resonance, a data and research firm, released its annual ranking of the world’s best cities. The company compared more than 400 cities worldwide with populations exceeding 1 million. The top cities include popular hotspots, but you’ll be surprised at some that didn’t make the cut. There’s a big world out there […]
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A viral TikTok and ‘hobbyist geoguesser’ exposed an unsanitary Bay Area eatery. Now it’s temporarily closed
Earlier this week, a TikTok that captured someone throwing frozen ribs onto the ground behind a restaurant — next to dumpsters and cleaning supplies — went viral. The comment section quickly blew up as people tried to figure out the restaurant’s location and name, wanting to report the unsanitary practice, but the video’s caption only […]
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The Fate of Google’s Ad Tech Monopoly Is Now in a Judge’s Hands
Judge Leonie M. Brinkema is on the clock. The federal judge, who sits on the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, heard three hours of closing arguments on Friday from lawyers for the Justice Department and Google over the right way to fix the company’s monopoly in advertising technology. Now the decision […]
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The extremists in black robes are about to vote white yet again
Fifty-seven years ago, I authored an article in the New York Times Magazine provocatively titled: “Nine Men in Black Who Think White.” It argued that the Supreme Court had long been one of the major roadblocks to progress on racial justice in this country. Today, the nine black-robed Supreme Court justices include two Black justices, […]
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United Farm Workers union sues to block Trump from lowering farm pay
The United Farm Workers — along with multiple U.S. citizen farmworkers — sued the Trump administration on Friday over a new rule that substantially lowers pay for seasonal guest-workers in agriculture. The union said the Labor Department rule, which lowers pay for the H-2A agricultural visa program by about $5 to $7 an hour, “dramatically […]
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Ford opens first-of-its-kind $45m dealership as it ‘rethinks business’ with focus on hospitality and luxury
SHORTLY after announcing its new dealership overhaul initiative, the Blue Oval has officially finished the first new showroom in the nation. On the back of a $45 million investment, Ford can finally show US customers exactly what the new experience for buying one of its cars will be. Clement Ford in Wentzville, Missouri, a St....
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