Category: Inside
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Trump Appears and Claims Innocence in Confidential Documents Case
Former President Donald J. Trump pleaded not guilty in a federal court in Miami to 37 criminal charges involving the exposure of defense secrets and obstruction of government efforts to recover confidential documents.
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Inflation Cools in the U.S. It’s the Lowest in 2 Years
Inflation in the United States finally showed signs of weakening in May. The Labor Department reported on Tuesday (13) that the consumer price index rose only 0.1% in May compared to the previous month, down from the 0.4% increase recorded in April. Prices rose 4% annually. This was the slowest inflation growth rate since March…
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Obesity Alters the Brain, with No ‘Sign of Reversibility,’ Study Finds
A new study reveals that obesity may impair the brain’s ability to recognize fullness, with changes persisting even after significant weight loss.
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Silvio Berlusconi, The Showman Who Shook Italian TV and Politics, Dies at 86
Silvio Berlusconi, the media mogul who revolutionized Italian television and used his private channels to become the country’s most polarizing and prosecuted prime minister, died on Monday (12) in Milan. He was 86 years old. The cause of death was not disclosed, but he had been hospitalized since last week to treat leukemia and other…
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Summer Has Yet to Start, But Tourists Are Already Flooding Europe
In many parts of Europe, the summer tourism frenzy has already begun. The European Travel Commission forecasts strong demand for holidays in Europe in 2023, with nearly half of all destinations on the continent expecting a return of over 80% of 2019 figures, the pre-pandemic period. According to travel insurer Allianz Partners, the number of…
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Are You Driving in New York City? Get Ready to Pay Another Toll
New York City will begin charging tolls for drivers wishing to travel through southern Manhattan. It is expected that the federal government will approve the Central Business District Tolling Program after the end of a public review period this Monday (12). What is the program and how does it work? The toll program aims to…
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Trump Indicted Criminally for the Second Time
On Thursday (9), the Department of Justice presented federal criminal charges against former President Donald J. Trump, accusing him of manipulating confidential documents that remained in his possession after leaving office and then obstructing government efforts to recover them. Trump confirmed on his social media platform “Truth Social” that he had been indicted. The charges…
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Do You Need These 4 Types of Insurance?
Are you the type of person who thinks that when it comes to insurance, it’s always worth buying in case something happens? The truth is that there are certain types of insurance that are rarely used or cost more to purchase than they pay out in an emergency. Therefore, experts recommend a more rigorous evaluation…
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Travelers Ranked Hotels in These Three U.S. Cities as the Worst
Travelers planning to visit Myrtle Beach (South Carolina), Atlantic City (New Jersey), or Virginia Beach (Virginia) should evaluate their hotel options with great caution. A recent survey by Planetware studied 7.8 million reviews from TripAdvisor to determine the cities with the worst hotel quality in the country. Based on feedback from TripAdvisor users, about one…
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WhatsApp Follows Telegram’s Path and Gains Channels
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WhatsApp may be the most popular messaging app in the world, but from now on it will no longer be just an ‘App’ for keeping in touch with friends and family.