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RICHMOND — Angela Arrington, a 60-year-old housekeeper, said she had never voted before, much less campaigned for a candidate, until Democrat Abigail Spanberger inspired her last year to do both.Now? “I’m so disappointed,” Arrington said as she marched last week in a Richmond protest against the Virginia governor’s veto of a bill that would have allowed collective bargaining for public employees. More than 100 people joined her, many carrying signs accusing Spanberger of betrayal.

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Another full moon brings another new single from the musician’s o\i project May 31 marks the second full moon of the month, known as the blue moon, and with it comes another new single from Peter Gabriel’s slowly gestating project, o\i, “A Hard Lesson.” Like his previous LP, 2023’s i/o, he’s slowly unfurling his upcoming album with songs from o/i releasing with every full moon through the course of 2026. It culminates with the album’s release.  “A Hard Lesson” is the oldest song from his upcoming project, the musician revealed on his website. It was written in the late Eighties or early Nineties while…

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There was little to separate Zverev and De Jong in the opening set, with De Jong going toe-to-toe with the heavy-hitting German in the baseline exchanges while also showing attacking intent on the approach.He raced into a 3-0 lead, breaking Zverev in his opening service game and giving away just two points on his own serve, and later led 3-0 in the tie-break before Zverev reeled off seven consecutive points to take the first set.Zverev had to be patient in the second, waiting until the 10th game to convert one of only two break-point opportunities offered to him, but was…

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We are less than two weeks away from the start of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will be played across three nations: Canada, the U.S. and Mexico. While the tournament is being jointly staged, this is, for better or worse, the U.S.’s event. They will stage 75% of the games and every match from the quarter-finals onwards. Mexico will at least have the honour of opening the tournament when the home team steps into Estadio Azteca to play South Africa on June 11.   Back in 2017, 49 stadiums put forward bids to be considered as a World Cup host,…

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Truist was named the best HELOC lender by Yahoo Finance. But why? According to our research, Truist offers home equity credit lines up to $1 million, allows borrowers to select interest-only or revolving payments during the draw period, offers a fixed-rate HELOC option with five terms to choose from, and much more. Learn more: The best HELOC lenders, according to Yahoo Finance Learn the differences between a HELOC and a home equity loan HELOC and home equity loan rates: Sunday, May 31, 2026 According to real estate analytics firm Curinos, the average HELOC rate is 7.21%. We first saw the…

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RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil — President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced May 30 at Rio2C the creation of Tela Brasil (Screen Brazil), a free-of-charge public streaming service with an initial catalog of 555 Brazilian productions. Anyone with an account in Gov.br, the official digital platform of the Brazilian federal government, can log into Tela Brasil. The new streamer offers 139 feature films, 85 medium-length films or television movies, 267 short films and 64 series produced locally from 1910 to 2025. “Tela Brasil will help people better understand a country like Brazil. I hope Tela Brasil becomes an important platform…

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The country star was apparently upset with the instrument during a performance of “Sand in My Boots” onstage in Denver Back in 1987, Billy Joel threw one of the most memorable onstage fits in Eighties rock history when he flipped over his keyboard during a concert in Moscow, Russia. On Friday night in Denver, country star Morgan Wallen took a page out of Joel’s book and turned over his upright piano onstage. While Joel’s display of defiance was reportedly due to his displeasure with a film crew lighting his audience, Wallen’s piano uprising seems to have stemmed from some good,…

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Great Britain celebrated double gold medal success at the season-opening World Rowing Cup I event in Seville.The men’s four secured a dominant victory by 5.22 seconds from France, who took second place, with the Netherlands in third.The women’s singles sculls was then won by Lauren Henry, who beat Lithuania’s Viktorija Senkute in a photo finish by 0.14 seconds.Ireland’s Fiona Murtagh, who beat Henry by just 0.03 seconds at the World Rowing Championships in Shanghai last year, finished with the bronze medal.”It was a good race. I think my first half was maybe a bit sluggish; I’m not sure I got…

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All stories in El Jalapeño are satire and not real news. Check out the original article here. MEXICO CITY — Mexico City lawmakers have approved new rules to regulate cell phone use in schools, in what officials are calling a “historic step” toward ensuring students spend at least 5% of class time looking vaguely in the direction of the chalkboard. The reform, passed unanimously by the capital’s Congress, requires primary and secondary schools to draft policies limiting cell phone use during school hours, while allowing exceptions for emergencies and “educational purposes,” a category students immediately interpreted as “pretty much anything.” Shhhh!…

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This article was written byFollowI have been managing investments for over eight years in capital markets. By qualification I am a CFA Charter holder. I primarily look for discrepancies between the price and value of a security. With a focus on first-principal mindset, I try breaking down ideas into their core- most tangible parts, affecting the theses while deliberately avoiding the non-significant matter into crowding the analysis. If you like my ideas or frameworks, reach out via email/message for more granular and concentrated- portfolio level specific investment researches and ideas. I am at prakhar@shrihittruealphacapital.com.Analyst’s Disclosure: I/we have no stock, option…

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