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Justice Blasts SCOTUS for ‘Eviscerating’ U.S. Voting Rights

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politics18h ago

Justice Blasts SCOTUS for ‘Eviscerating’ U.S. Voting Rights

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The Guardian commentary argues the ruling weakens the Voting Rights Act and could reduce minority voting power for years to come.
Analysts warn the court's approach could slash Democratic-leaning seats in the South as Republicans redraw districts in 2026–27.
The article argues the decision marks a radical departure from the 1965 Voting Rights Act, undermining decades of progress toward multiracial democracy.

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Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund pulling the plug on LIV Golf funding after four years: report

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Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund pulling the plug on LIV Golf funding after four years: report

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Saudi PIF will end funding of LIV Golf after 2026, forcing a strategic shift in ownership and long-term planning for the league.
An independent directors committee will evaluate strategic options for LIV after funding ends, guiding the league through a funding transition.
LIV postponed a scheduled tournament in New Orleans in late June as it pursues new funding and potential long-term partners.

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Terror cops probe horror street stabbing as Jewish men, in 30s and 70s, attacked

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Terror cops probe horror street stabbing as Jewish men, in 30s and 70s, attacked

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Two Jewish men were stabbed in Golders Green, and police formally declared the incident a terrorist act, launching a major counterterrorism-led investigation.
A 45-year-old British national born in Somalia was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, and remains in custody after the Golders Green stabbing.
Specialist Counter-Terrorism Policing officers are leading the inquiry alongside the Met to determine full circumstances and any terrorism links.

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I spent time with the Motorola Razr Ultra 2026, and it immediately feels like the Galaxy Z Flip 7's biggest rival

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technology18h ago

I spent time with the Motorola Razr Ultra 2026, and it immediately feels like the Galaxy Z Flip 7's biggest rival

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Motorola launches a three-device Razr 2026 lineup, led by Razr Ultra 2026, signaling stronger endurance and productivity as part of the foldable family.
The Razr Ultra 2026 starts at $1,499 and faces scrutiny over value versus prior models amid one of the year’s most controversial foldable price debates.
Tom's Guide notes the Razr Ultra 2026’s 5,000 mAh silicon-carbon battery enables longer life while keeping the device slim.

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‘Melrose Place’ actor Patrick Muldoon’s cause of death confirmed

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‘Melrose Place’ actor Patrick Muldoon’s cause of death confirmed

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Deadline confirms Muldoon died of a heart attack at 57, with the death certificate listing a pulmonary embolism and hereditary coagulopathy as underlying factors.
Fox News confirms Muldoon’s death at 57 on April 19 due to a heart-related event, with subsequent reporting naming myocardial infarction as the cause.
Us Weekly reports Muldoon’s cremation occurred on April 28, aligning with earlier coverage and providing a timeline for memorial plans.

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Report reveals groundbreaking update on potential March Madness expansion

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Report reveals groundbreaking update on potential March Madness expansion

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The expansion will predominantly benefit Power Four conferences, shaping the 76-team March Madness and moving the First Four to open the tournament.
Eight additional at-large teams would join the field, and the First Four would expand to 24 teams across two sites on the first Tuesday and Wednesday.
The expansion is framed to protect the NCAA’s financial footing by appealing to conferences with the most influence and large fan bases.

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Columbo star Peter Falk's daughter dies by suicide aged 60

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celebrities18h ago

Columbo star Peter Falk's daughter dies by suicide aged 60

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Jacqueline Falk, daughter of the late Columbo star Peter Falk, died Monday by suicide in Los Angeles, the medical examiner said.
The case remains open in the medical examiner's records, highlighting an ongoing review of Jackie Falk's death.
Jackie Falk attended events with her father, showing a long public connection to Columbo and its legacy.

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New Video Reveals Moment Secret Service Agent Shot in WHCD Attack

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crime18h ago

New Video Reveals Moment Secret Service Agent Shot in WHCD Attack

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The updated reference shows the defendant’s actions were premeditated, violent, and calculated to cause death, with detention urged pending trial.
A mirror selfie the suspected shooter allegedly took in his hotel room before the attack underscores pre-attack planning in filings.
The reserved room at the Hilton weeks before the WHCD aligns with prior reporting of weeks-long planning for the attack.

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'Summer House' West Wilson's Cousin Charged with Murdering Their Step-Grandmother

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crime14h ago

'Summer House' West Wilson's Cousin Charged with Murdering Their Step-Grandmother

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Sweeney was arrested in Carrollton, Missouri, and charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action after police responded to a shooting around 10:30 p.m.
Sweeney is being held in Caldwell County Jail on a no-bond warrant, extending custody details and the timeline of the case.
Authorities say the 75-year-old victim, Gayle R. Wilson, was identified as the victim, with witnesses noting a domestic-tinged motive surrounding the dispute.

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US charges Mexican governor, top officials in cartel conspiracy as Mexico fires back over proof

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crime10h ago

US charges Mexican governor, top officials in cartel conspiracy as Mexico fires back over proof

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The governor of Sinaloa and nine other Mexican officials were charged with drug trafficking and weapons offenses in a U.S. indictment unsealed Wednesday in New York, accused of aiding in the massive importation of illicit narcotics into the United States.
Rocha Moya, the highest-profile official charged, said he 'categorically and absolutely' rejects the charges from U.S. officials, saying the accusations were an 'attack.'
The indictment portrayed a close alignment between Sinaloa cartel factions, including Los Chapitos, and several Mexican officials who helped ship fentanyl, heroin, cocaine and meth into the United States.

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