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An ongoing standoff between Texas and Minnesota over the extradition of a federal agent charged with shooting an immigrant in Minneapolis this year has exposed a legal gray area that some experts worry could turn previously routine requests for state-to-state prisoner transfers into yet another political battleground.
Investing.com — traded at $78,000 on Saturday after a sharp pullback from this week’s three-month highs, testing renewed claims that the cryptocurrency is increasingly trading like rather than a high-beta technology asset. Bitcoin was trading at $78,062 as of 17:10 ET, up about 0.9% over the latest session, after touching above $81,000 earlier in the week. The pause comes as Grayscale data showed Bitcoin’s 90-day correlation with gold has climbed above 50%, from barely above zero at the start of 2026. At the same time, its correlation with the has fallen to roughly 33% from above 60%, suggesting investors may…
Anger is growing in the flood-hit Nuwakot district as survivors accuse the government of delays in delivering aid and finding missing loved ones after a flash flood devastated the area near the Nepal-Tibet border on Wednesday, Al Jazeera’s Barnaby Lo reports.Published On 29 Aug 202629 Aug 2026Share Anger mounts in Nepal over the government’s response to flash flood on social mediashare-nodesSharegoogleAdd Al Jazeera on Googleinfo
Lil Nas X is mourning the death of his mother, Tameka Hill. On Saturday (Aug. 29), the 27-year-old rapper and singer took to social media to pay tribute to his late mom. “RIP TO THE BADDEST EVER! LOVE U FOREVER MOMMY,” Nas wrote on Instagram alongside throwback photos. “This one’s gonna hurt.” Hill’s age and cause of death were unknown at press time. Billboard has reached out to Nas’ representatives for further information. The “Old Town Road” hitmaker had a complicated relationship with his mother but revealed in 2020 that she struggled with addiction. “I never really talk about my…
The goal of our “From the Archive” series is to revisit popular stories that capture the unique history and culture of life in Mexico. This Sarah DeVries article, for example — originally published in November 2019 — explores the leap of faith required when learning Mexican Spanish. When I first arrived in Mexico, I had two years of college-level Spanish under my belt. While I was an enthusiastic learner, I was also a very self-conscious speaker, terrified of making embarrassing mistakes and generally sounding like a 2-year-old. I did, in fact, sound like a 2-year-old at first, as there’s simply…
“New Girl” isn’t coming back anytime soon. Despite recent claims by Max Greenfield, who played Schmidt on the hit Fox sitcom, that he has read “amazing” scripts for a reunion, show creator Liz Meriwether insists, “There are no scripts.” I caught up with Meriwether at the Season 1 finale screening of her latest hit series “Furious” on Thursday night at the DGA in West Hollywood. “I don’t even have the scripts written for the things that I need to have scripts written for,” said Meriwether, who is adapting Britney Spears’s memoir “The Woman in Me” for a movie to be…
Republicans and Democrats once praised Flock Safety as a protection tool for American communities. Now politicians across the political spectrum are turning against the mass-surveillance technology.Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) froze state spending this week on the shoebox-size cameras that have proliferated across the nation.
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Twelve “Women of the Year” are pictured smiling on the January 1987 cover of “Ms.” magazine, co-founded by feminist pioneer Gloria Steinem. They include a US senator, a renowned novelist, a former nun who helped Central American refugees and, smiling brightest of all, Dolly Parton. The beloved country superstar, who died this week at 80, never embraced the feminist label. She eschewed it when asked, just as she carefully avoided political labels. But when Parton was building her groundbreaking career in music, more telling were Parton’s life choices, social alliances and especially her lyrics – words that made clear how fiercely independent…
Turnstile brought out Faye Webster for ‘I Care’ during their set at All Points East in London – watch footage below. The Baltimore hardcore band performed on the West Stage at Victoria Park last night (August 28), ahead of the first of Tyler, The Creator’s two headline sets at the festival. Webster, who was not on Friday’s advertised line-up but is due to play her own All Points East set today (August 29), appeared four songs into Turnstile’s performance to join them for ‘I Care’. The appearance coincided with the release of the band’s reimagined album ‘Never Enough: Versions’, on which Webster’s reworked version of ‘I Care’ appears. Another notable…