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Cities grapple with major changes three years after pandemic

Major cities are revamping downtown areas three years since the World Health Organization declared the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic, as office space still remains in low demand and rising crime affects the dynamic of America's urban spaces.

‘They kissed my ass’: Trump says of Queen Elizabeth II, Hillary Clinton, and others in book promotion

In his forthcoming book, Letters to Trump, former President Donald Trump claims such world leaders and celebrities as Queen Elizabeth II, Hillary Clinton, Clint Eastwood, Oprah Winfrey, and Michael Jackson "kissed my ass" before he became president.

Honduras switches diplomatic ties from Taiwan to China

Honduras is set to switch diplomatic ties from Taiwan to China in the latest Latin American country to flip in Beijing's favor.

Special prosecutor in Alec Baldwin Rust case steps down

The special prosecutor in the fatal October 2021 Rust movie shooting case announced her resignation on Tuesday, weeks after Alec Baldwin's legal team claimed her participation was unconstitutional.

Florida bill would ban DEI and CRT programs on college campuses

A proposed Florida bill that would ban all diversity, equity, and inclusion programs on college campuses passed the state House on Monday.

Tucker Carlson’s Twitter bio describes him as nonbinary climate activist of color

Tucker Carlson followers may have been surprised to see the Fox News host identify as a nonbinary climate activist of color. At least, that’s what his Twitter biography said Tuesday evening.

From Queen to knighthood: King Charles honors Brian May in first knighting ceremony

Brian May, the lead guitarist and co-founder of legendary British rock band Queen, was knighted by King Charles III on Tuesday. It was the king's first knighting ceremony as the British monarch.

SVB collapse: Chuck Schumer and Maxine Waters to relinquish political donations

At least two top Democrats are planning to relinquish political donations from Silicon Valley Bank's political action committee in the wake of its collapse.

Gun owners threaten immediate lawsuits over Biden order increasing background checks

Gun rights groups are already threatening litigation against President Joe Biden's executive order designed to increase background checks, arguing his action is overly broad and will target legal gun owners.

Tennessee Senate passes bill defining sex as gender at birth

Tennessee's state Senate passed a bill to define a person's sex based on his or her biological composition at birth.
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