Netflix's "Ripley" spurs surge in bookings to Atrani area in Italy, Airbnb says
In a first, most California houses sell for over $900,000
The median price for a single-family house in California surpassed $900,000 for the first time ever, according to the California Assn. of Realtors.
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Louisiana Could Require Classrooms to Display the 10 Commandments. It's a Horrible Idea | Opinion
Louisiana is on the verge of becoming the first state in the union to mandate the display of the Ten Commandments in every school that receives state funding.
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Bolivia envía 70 toneladas de ayuda humanitaria para los afectados por las inundaciones en Brasil
El gobierno boliviano informó el martes que envió 70 toneladas de alimentos y tiendas de campañas para las familias afectadas por las inundaciones que han azotado Brasil.
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ESPN’s in-game interview with Fever’s Christie Sides ripped by fans: ‘Hate this’
The in-game exchanged occurred in the fourth quarter with the Fever down by three against the Sun.
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Republicans Charged in Fake Electors Plot Can't Afford Lawyers
Last month, 19 individuals were indicted by Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes in a 2020 fake electors scheme.
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ONU suspende distribución de alimentos en Rafah debido a la inseguridad
Naciones Unidas anunció al martes que suspendió la distribución de alimentos en Rafah, debido a la falta de suministros y la inseguridad imperante en esa ciudad del sur de Gaza, añadiendo que ningún camión entró en los últimos dos días por el muelle flotante erigido por Estados Unidos.
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House Democrats call on Justice Alito to recuse after flag controversy
The justice has said his wife flew the U.S. flag upside down — a symbol of distress adopted by election-deniers — after what neighbors said was an argument over yard signs.
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Accused Spy Mysteriously Found Dead in Park Outside London
via FacebookA former Royal Marine arrested for allegedly working with the Hong Kong intelligence service was found dead over the weekend, according to U.K. authorities.Matthew Trickett, 37, was out on bail and awaiting trial when his body was discovered on Sunday evening in a park in Maidenhead, a market town about an hour outside of central London.His death is being treated as “unexplained,” Thames Valley police said, with an investigation underway and a post-mortem examination to be conducted “in due course.”Read more at The Daily Beast.
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Ex-Red Sox pitcher Austin Maddox’s mugshot shows busted face after arrest in anti-child predator operation
Former Red Sox pitcher Austin Maddox's mugshot showed red marks on his face and a swollen right eye after he was tackled by police during his arrest in a child sex solicitation sting in Florida on April 28.
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Nikki Glaser reveals who booed Kim Kardashian first at the Tom Brady roast: ‘So riled up’
Comedian Nikki Glaser, 39, who attended the roast of Tom Brady on Netflix, has revealed the real reason why the crowd infamously booed Kim Kardashian.
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It wasn't just the endless shrimp — Red Lobster's corporate owners drove it into bankruptcy
Red Lobster's private equity owners saddled it with overpriced leases and overpriced shrimp, then blamed customers for its problems.
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Would-be robber shot in stomach during struggle with NYC liquor store worker: cops
Kevin Pullatasa and Edwin Poaquiza allegedly barged into the Franja Wines and Liquors store in Ridgewood around 7:45 p.m. and tried to swoop up some items.
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Domino's bets big on "checkout charity" with $174 million pledge to St. Jude
The pizza chain has already raised more than $126 million for the children's hospital over the past two decades through its longstanding point-of-sales campaign.
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Grand slam de Freeman y sólida salida de Yamamoto impulsan a Dodgers a vencer a Diamondbacks
Un grand slam de Freddie Freeman fue clave en la tercera entrada de seis carreras, Yoshinobu Yamamoto tuvo una sólida salida y los Dodgers de Los Ángeles extendieron su racha ganadora a cuatro con la victoria 6-4 sobre los Diamondbacks de Arizona el lunes por la noche.
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Deleting five words could help millions of Americans buy a home
Plus: Biden’s miracle elixir. Ebrahim Raisi’s death. The stock market.
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Change in the House of Barflies: Why the ‘Cheers’ Finale Is Television’s All-Time Great Ending
The Cheers finale aired 31 years ago this week.
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Rutgers University advisor routinely shares pro-Hamas social media posts, calls attacks on IDF soldiers ‘funny’
Rajeh A. Saadeh, a family attorney from New Jersey, has taken to sharing daily clips on his personal Instagram page of Israel Defense Forces personnel being gunned down in Gaza in the wake of the Oct. 7 terror attack.
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Modern parents are turning screentime into learning with Lingokids app
Meet Lingokids. Something grown-ups and littles can finally agree on.
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What is turbulence and how did it affect the Singapore Airlines flight?
A stealthy form of turbulence known as clear-air turbulence caused a Singapore Airlines flight to plunge 6,000 feet Tuesday -- leaving a 73-year-old British grandfather dead and more than 30 passengers injured.
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Schanuel, O’Hoppe y Adell dan jonrón en la quinta y los Angelinos vencen a los Astros
Nolan Schanuel y Logan O’Hoppe ambos conectaron cuadrangulares de tres carreras y Jo Adell añadió uno solitario cuando los Angelinos de Los Ángeles castigaron al dominicano Framber Valdez con siete carreras en la quinta entrada para imponerse 9-7 a los Astros de Houston el lunes por la noche.
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Over 80% of parents say spring hardest time to keep things clean
One in five parents would trade going on their yearly vacation to get out of spring cleaning.
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Sale continúa en senda dominante; Bravos vencen a Padres para dividir la doble cartelera
Chris Sale permitió cinco hits en siete episodios para continuar su firme carrera y los Bravos de Atlanta cortaron su peor racha de la campaña de cuatro derrotas al vencer 3-0 a los Padres de San Diego, en la noche del lunes dividiendo honores en la doble cartelera.
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Donald Trump Lawyer's Mugshot Mocked
Amid Tuesday's arraignment, Christina Bobb pleaded not guilty in the Arizona fake electors case.
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Biden’s Morehouse College commencement speech: Letters to the Editor — May 22, 2024
Post readers discuss President Biden’s commencement speech at Morehouse College, a historically black school.
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Chilling new details in case of accused Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann
Cops scouring the Long Island home of accused Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann are using body parts from potentially other victims to try to tie him to those murders, too, police sources say.
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Theory has some of the dreamiest linen styles for men and women right now
Time to revamp your summer wardrobe
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Chilling Update on Mica Miller Case: Fisherman Heard Crying, Gunshot
The fisherman claiming to have found the belongings of South Carolina woman Mica Miller, who allegedly killed herself in April, has spoken out.
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George Santos has made $600K from Cameo— and other claims from The Post’s wild interview with lyin’ ex congressman
George Santos claims he hates being famous — but can't seem to stay away from the limelight.
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Director de 'The Apprentice' se ofrece a proyectar filme para Trump
La campaña de reelección de Donald Trump calificó “The Apprentice”, una película sobre la vida del expresidente de Estados Unidos en la década de 1980, de “pura ficción” y prometió acciones legales tras su estreno en el Festival de Cine de Cannes.
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Chris Paul ‘one of the biggest a–holes I ever dealt with’: ex-NBA referee
Scott Foster isn't the only NBA referee Chris Paul has tension with.
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Metro used faulty cars and ignored worker safety measures, audit finds
Metro has deployed rail cars that failed operations tests and neglected to follow occupational safety guidelines, according to an audit released Tuesday.
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Shop Anne Hathaway’s Sunglasses from ‘The Idea of You’ and Lookalikes for Less
We also found the watch that plays a pivotal role in the film.
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How Taylor Swift Gracefully Handled Wardrobe Malfunction During Eras Tour
The pop star handled her wardrobe malfunction like a pro during her recent Eras Tour performance.
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Gen Z Is Moving to North Dakota
A recent StorageCafe report found that North Dakota was ninth on the list of destinations for members of Gen Z to move to.
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I thought I’d rented a room in Italy with a ‘sea view’ — I’ve never felt so scammed
Don't believe everything you, um, sea.
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Cowboys News: Kyler Murray Appears to Be Recruiting CeeDee Lamb Amid Contract Holdout
Arizona Cardinals star quarterback Kyler Murray appears to be recruiting Cowboys star wide receiver CeeDee Lamb amid contract holdout.
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Rapper Cam’ron Fires Back At Diddy Questions In Wild CNN Interview: “Who Booked Me For This?”
The rapper also took a moment to promote his sex supplement drink and podcast during his off-kilter appearance.
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Minnesota cheer captain, 18, killed in crash with state trooper weeks before HS graduation: ‘Every parents’ worst nightmare’
Flores, the captain of her cheerleading squad, was hospitalized after the wreck, and her family made the difficult decision to take her off life support Sunday.
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An Expert’s Guide to Surviving Extreme Plane Turbulence
Caroline Chia/ReutersNews that a 73-year-old man died and seven others were critically injured when wild turbulence hit a Singapore Airlines flight on Tuesday is the stuff of most fliers’ nightmares. Couple that with the fact climate change is making turbulence more common and severe and it’s enough to make even frequent fliers a little anxious. Flying is statistically safer than ever (the odds of dying in a plane crash are about one in 11 million, making the taxi ride to the airport far more dangerous) and deaths caused by turbulence are exceedingly rare. In fact, authorities said the 73-year-old British man likely died from a heart attack during the terrifying episode. That said, there are some precautionary measures passengers can take in case their flight gets particularly bumpy. Here are experts’ top tips for surviving turbulence. Read more at The Daily Beast.
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Could ‘Dune: Prophecy’ Tie Into Anya Taylor-Joy’s Future With the ‘Dune’ Franchise?
If nothing else, Max is all in on Dune.
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Pacers vs. Celtics Eastern Conference finals Game 1 prediction: NBA picks, odds for Tuesday
This is a trend I expect to bet on each game of this series and works Tuesday with multiple players.
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FBI Was Prepared to Use 'Deadly Force' at Mar-a-Lago Raid
Agents planned to bring "standard issue weapons, ammo, handcuffs and medium and large sized bolt cutters."
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Biden sells off gasoline reserves to keep prices low before election
The fuel will be released from the Northeast Gasoline Supply Reserve, established in 2014 after Superstorm Sandy disrupted gasoline supplies in the New York City area.
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NY judge weds felon and fiancée — after sentencing him to a decade in prison
She sentenced him to life with a wife. New York Judge Melina McGuinnigle made a jailbird-turned-lovebird’s wedding dreams come true Friday, officiating his nuptials after handing him a 10-year prison sentence. Anthony Santiago, 35, of Cleveland, Ohio, can now add “husband” to his lengthy rap sheet, as the convicted felon and blushing bride, Victoria, were...
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Missouri inmate's wrongful conviction claim to be heard in teen's 1990 killing
52-year-old Missouri inmate Christopher Dunn, who has maintained his innocence in the first-degree murder he was convicted of, will have his claim heard in court this week.
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Dwayne Johnson Is Unrecognizable As MMA Fighter Mark Kerr In A24 Biopic ‘The Smashing Machine’
Johnson will portray Kerr at the height of his career in the year 2000.
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Opinion: The Antisemitic Innuendo in Harrison Butker’s College Commencement Speech
Photo Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily Beast/ReutersEarlier this month, Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker briefly emerged from the cave he calls home to tell the female graduates of Benedictine College that their most rewarding experience in life will come from serving a man and bearing his children.Butker—who spends four months out of the year at a job that entails kicking an oval ball through raised uprights to the cheers of beer-soaked masses—believes American women are being told a diabolical lie.Their life begins, he says, not when they make a career for themselves but when they begin their “vocation as a wife and as a mother.” This will be quite the news flash to the girlfriend of Butker’s teammate, Travis Kelce, who is arguably the most successful female entrepreneur on the planet (and unmarried and childless).Read more at The Daily Beast.
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