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“PBS Correspondent Apologizes for Incorrect Trump-Cease-Fire Report”

PBS senior correspondent Judy Woodruff has apologized after inaccurately reporting that former President Trump attempted to dissuade Israel from pursuing a cease-fire in the Gaza conflict. During a broadcast from the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Woodruff referenced a claim that Trump had urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to avoid a cease-fire, suggesting it…

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Arizona Faces Growing Housing Affordability Crisis, ASU Report Reveals

Arizona’s housing affordability crisis has deepened as rent prices and home costs continue to soar. A recent report from Arizona State University’s Morrison Institute for Public Policy highlights the stark financial realities faced by many residents in the Grand Canyon State. John Martinez, a resident of downtown Phoenix since 2018, shared his experience with ABC15:…

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Andrew Tate Detained as New Allegations Emerge

Andrew Tate, a controversial internet personality, has been remanded in custody overnight as Romanian authorities expand their investigation into his activities. The detention follows a series of raids conducted by Romania’s Serious Crime Agency, DIICOT, on multiple properties associated with Tate and his brother, Tristan. The Tates, who were already facing trial for rape and…

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Ariana Grande Teams Up With Headcount To Give Fans A Chance To ‘Wicked’ Premiere

Ariana Grande is urging her followers to cast ballots, offering a once-in-a-lifetime chance in the process.  In an effort to boost voter registration among young people, Ariana Grande, the star of “We Can’t Be Friends,” partnered with HeadCount, a prestigious nonpartisan nonprofit that works to register young voters through its Good to Vote initiative, to…

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Underground Music In Arizona; Recent Updates

Music with practices viewed as being outside of or in opposition to popular music culture’s mainstream is known as underground music. It is frequently seen as being more imaginative, progressive, and vivacious than the mainstream. Though it may not be the perfect term, the word “underground” captures the essence of the underlying ideology and methods…

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Search Efforts Continue as Five Bodies Found in Sunken Bayesian Superyacht

The search for the final missing passenger continues as five bodies have been recovered from the sunken Bayesian superyacht, which went down during a severe storm early Monday morning. Among the missing are British billionaire Mike Lynch and his 18-year-old daughter, Hannah Lynch; Morgan Stanley International chairman Jonathan Bloomer and his wife, Judy Bloomer; and…

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Georgia Mayor Faces Felony Charges for Allegedly Providing Alcohol to Inmates

Thomson, GA — Benjamin “Benji” Cary Cranford, the 52-year-old mayor of Thomson, Georgia, has been indicted on felony charges related to the alleged provision of alcohol to state prison inmates. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) arrested Cranford on Wednesday after he was charged with furnishing prohibited items to inmates and attempting to commit a…

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