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Bozeman Bookstore Owner Fears High-Rise Development Will Displace Small Businesses
Bozeman bookstore owner Medellee Antonioli fears being the last shop standing as high-rise developments encroach on her business.
Asian ADRs Open Slightly Higher as NIO Jumps 5.7%
Asian ADRs open slightly higher as NIO jumps 5.7% amid mixed performance in IT exporters.
Morocco’s PJD Condemns US Ambassador’s ‘Grand Israel’ Remarks as Provocative
Morocco's PJD condemns US Ambassador Mike Huckabee's remarks on Israel's territorial claims as 'provocative and dangerous.'
Walmart Shoplifting Suspect Shot by Deputy Declared ‘Martial Law’ by Sheriff
A 48-year-old Walmart shoplifting suspect shot by an Orange County deputy declared 'martial law', according to the sheriff.
Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell Exits X Over Hate and Child Exploitation Concerns
Massachusetts AG Andrea Campbell has left X, citing concerns over hate speech and child exploitation on the platform.
VA Reverses Rule That Would Have Tied Benefits to Medical Treatment for Disabled Vets
The VA reversed a controversial rule that would have tied financial benefits to the effectiveness of medical treatment for disabled…
Man Found Dead in East Kilbride After Police Called to Property
A 23-year-old man was found dead in East Kilbride after police were called to a property.
Kenya Closes Migori Footbridge Indefinitely Amid Rising River Levels
Kenya closes Migori Footbridge indefinitely due to rising river levels and structural concerns.
Cosatu Members Protest GEMS Contribution Hike Amid Rising Medical Aid Costs
Cosatu members are set to protest the recent increase in GEMS contributions, citing unsustainable costs for public sector workers.