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A retired geologist has claimed he’s found a lost Bronze Age settlement in his backyard — after learning to identify artifacts by watching “Time Team,” a popular TV series in the U.K. that features specialists who work to uncover details about Britain’s archaeology and history. Andrew Beckly of Wellington, in Somerset, England, has amassed a horde of more than 2,500 artifacts, including blades and axes, after a chance discovery under his own lawn, according to SWNS,…
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A new report from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) found traces of a highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in commercially sold pasteurized milk.According to the report, which was published on Thursday, one in five samples of commercially sold pasteurized milk contained viral fragments of H5N1, a virus known as…
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Several moms in suburban St. Louis have been working to get toxic sites in the area cleaned up, a major undertaking to fix widespread contamination that some government officials apparently covered up for decades.”This was the best kept secret of St. Louis. The Manhattan Project wasn’t well known here, and…
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A transitional council tasked with bringing political stability to Haiti was installed Thursday in the capital of this Caribbean country, which is marred by gang violence and soaring hunger and poverty.The freshly sworn-in council will appoint a new prime minister and Cabinet, and create a road map to eventually hold…
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A new season is always cause for reflection, but there’s something remarkable about the transition from the dark depths of winter to the newness and growth of spring. We love the idea of bringing the party inside—and outside!—with an interiors refresh. Whether you’re putting a spring in the step of your throw pillow game, making your backyard into an oasis with fresh outdoor furniture, lightening up your bedding to something airy and linen, or…
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Some NFL Draft history was made in Detroit Thursday night when the Denver Broncos took Oregon quarterback Bo Nix with the No. 12 overall pick. Nix was the sixth quarterback taken in the first round, making it the fewest number of picks by which that many signal-callers were selected in NFL Draft history. The stunner was Michael Penix Jr. being selected by the Atlanta Falcons. But after the Minnesota Vikings traded with the New York Jets…
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A sharp-eyed Target employee at a New Jersey store spotted three women attempting to leave with nearly $600 of stolen goods, forcing the threesome to abandon ship and quickly scatter. Dramatic surveillance video captured the male Target employee springing into action after noticing that three women had gallivanted out of the store without paying for their cart full of items.Authorities said that the items in the cart were valued at $581.29. In a press release, the Gloucester Township Police Department said that the incident happened at approximately 5:30 p.m. Monday at the local Target store. HARRIS TEETER IS COMBATING DC…
In a fresh wave of enthusiasm sweeping the Solana blockchain, $SNUKE Coin announces its exciting presale, setting the stage for what could be the next major meme coin craze.Offering a blend of humor and investment potential, $SNUKE is perfectly positioned for those looking to ride the next big wave in a new Solana Meme Coin.Don’t Miss the $SNUKE Pre-Sale$SNUKE presale has just kicked off, and early adopters are already seizing the chance to be part of this potentially explosive new meme coin.With it’s potential for a significant return and listing price increase of 1.25X on Raydium at end of Pre-Sale,…
New York For the past few years, the US economy has been growing at a pace that seemed too good to be true. So, at first glance, Thursday’s gross domestic product report showing the US economy grew at an annualized rate of 1.6% in the first quarter of this year versus the 3.4% rate in the fourth quarter of last year seems to be just the medicine the Federal Reserve doctors ordered. But there’s just one problem: inflation. The latest Consumer Price Index data shows inflation is rising, moving further away from the Fed’s 2% target. And economists are…
A massive fire broke out at a vacant restaurant at the end of the Oceanside Pier in North County San Diego on Thursday afternoon, the Oceanside Fire Department confirmed. The nearly 2,000-foot-long wooden pier was built in 1888, and is a focal point of the beachside Southern California city not far from Camp Pendleton. “The Oceanside Fire Department is currently engaged in fighting a fire on the Oceanside Pier,” the department wrote on social media Thursday. “We are asking all citizens to please stay away from the immediate area.” PILOT REPORTED THAT PLANE CARRYING FUEL CAUGHT ON FIRE BEFORE FATAL ALASKA CRASH Video…
U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) dropped faster than expected in the first quarter, but a key metric used by the Federal Reserve to measure inflation kept rising, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). Real GDP increased at an annual rate of 1.6% for the January-through-March period after rising 3.4% in the fourth quarter of 2023, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) advance estimate released Thursday. Economic forecasts had called for a deceleration of growth over the previous month, with the expectation that the economy would expand by 2.4%, according to a Reuters report.Compared to the fourth quarter, the deceleration in…
Broadway review by Adam Feldman Paula Vogel has tapped into veins of autobiography throughout her distinguished career, and in her latest work she hits the big one: the mother lode. As its wryly categorical title suggests, Mother Play is an I-remember-mama drama in a time-honored mode; it carries a hint of resignationas though it were in some sense an act of obligation, a rite through which every playwright must pass. And to drive home its place in the matrilineal succession, the play’s world premiere at Second Stage stars the supreme Jessica Lange, whose two most recent Broadway appearances were as the preeminent…
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Damage has been reported to the facade of Paris’ Moulin Rouge. According to CNN, the blades of the venue’s iconic windmill fell off the structure, taking the first three letters- M O U- on the marquee down in the process.According to the report, no injuries have been reported and management has ruled out any ‘malicious act’ as a reason for the incident.Management is currently at work on a fix which they say should be in place, “very soon.” Performances at the world famous cabaret are currently scheduled to continue without interruption. In 2019, elements of the beloved facade, most notably the windmill,…
Boys at an American-run school for troubled teens in Jamaica were beaten by adult staff members, forced to exercise until they vomited and placed in stress positions for hours at a time, according to former students, their parents and attorneys assisting them. The new details shared in interviews with NBC News offer insight into what likely prompted Jamaican child welfare officials to remove children from Atlantis Leadership Academy in February and place them in protective custody. Five employees of the school were charged this month with child cruelty and assault. “You got whipped, you got pipes beaten on you,” said James, 18,…
Last updated: April 25, 2024 15:35 EDT | 1 min read Ethereum developer firm Consensys, managed by Joe Lubin, filed a lawsuit on April 25 against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over its “overzealous regulation” around the Ethereum blockchain.In an announcement on social media platform X, Lubin said Consensys has taken an important step towards “preserving access to ether and, by extension, the Ethereum blockchain in the U.S. We are suing the SEC and fighting back against its overzealous regulatory overreach.” Today, Consensys took an important step towards preserving access to ether and by extension the Ethereum blockchain…
Frank Tyson, a 53-year-old Black man, died in police custody in Canton, Ohio after an officer knelt on his back, causing him to become unresponsive, graphic body camera footage released by the city shows. On April 18, Canton police responded to an accident after Tyson allegedly sheared an electrical pole off the side of the road and then ran, according to the department. Footage shows Tyson’s car in a grassy area nearby, unoccupied, with the driver’s-side door left open and the steering wheel airbag deployed. Canton police, who arrived at the scene just a little before 8:30 p.m., were told…
After the 2023 Tony Awards proved that an unscripted award show, while definitely unideal, can actually kind of work if the host is charismatic enough (and a professional dancer), we’re already setting our sights on the 2024 ceremony. What historic wins, joyful musical numbers, and shocking upsets will this year’s Tonys bring? We won’t know for certain until June—but until then, here’s what we do know about the 77th Annual Tony Awards.When are the 2024 Tony Awards?The 2024 Tony Awards are set for Sunday, June 16, 2024.How can I watch the 2024 Tony Awards?The Tonys will air live on CBS,…
David Beckham and Mark Wahlberg have found themselves on opposite sides of a legal battle. Beckham’s company DB Ventures filed a lawsuit against the fitness franchise F45 Training, which Wahlberg partially owns, in May 2023. The soccer star claimed in court documents obtained by TMZ that he’d been “duped” into signing an endorsement deal with the company and never received the $10 million he was offered in contract negotiations. Beckham previously sued F45 Training with former golfer Greg Norman in late 2022, but a judge ordered the two athletes to separate their lawsuits. Keep scrolling for everything to know about…
A man killed in a traffic stop last month when plainclothes Chicago police officers fired their guns nearly 100 times was shot 13 times, according to an autopsy report released Thursday.The March 21 police shooting that left Dexter Reed, 26, dead has prompted protests with activists calling for the five officers involved to be dismissed. Reed’s family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit questioning plainclothes tactical squads. And a police oversight agency and the Cook County state’s attorney are investigating.CHICAGO MAN SHOT 9 TIMES WHILE PUMPING GAS, AS VIOLENT EASTER WEEKEND LEAVES 7 DEAD Earlier this month, the Civilian Office…
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