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Why did Laura Loomer leak that deposition?

Laura Loomer, a notable figure in the MAGA influencer landscape, wields significant influence despite lacking the traditional advantages of high follower counts or broad political connections. She has been credited with prompting Donald Trump to dismiss several officials within his administration, allegedly for perceived disloyalty to the MAGA movement. Loomer’s recent activities illustrate her approach […]

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Trump’s trade war puts US love for Scottish goods to the test

Anne Robinson, owner of Scottish Gourmet USA in North Carolina, plans to increase prices for her imported Scottish products, including shortbread, due in part to a new 10% tariff on imports from Scotland. She notes that the appreciation of the British pound against the U.S. dollar and rising costs for healthcare and raw materials are

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Didcot charity increases meal deliveries for school holidays

In July, Sofea, a charity focused on redistributing food to community larders, reported delivering approximately 15,000 more meals than during the same month last year. Based in Didcot, Oxfordshire, Sofea operates as part of the national food network FareShare, which aims to minimize food waste. Since the beginning of the summer holidays, FareShare has distributed

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Man saw kaleidoscopic light before going blind

When Calum Macdonald reached the Vietnamese border after traveling from Vang Vieng in Laos, he experienced sudden vision issues, describing a “kaleidoscopic blinding light.” A day earlier, he and his friends had consumed free whisky and vodka shots at their hostel. Initially, they attributed Calum’s symptoms to food poisoning, but upon arriving in Vietnam, he

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Swatch apologises for ‘slanted eyes’ ad after uproar in China

Swiss watchmaker Swatch has issued an apology and withdrawn an advertisement featuring a model who appears to pull the corners of his eyes. This gesture drew significant backlash on Chinese social media, where critics noted the resemblance to the historically racist “slanted eye” posture used to mock Asians. As the advertisement gained traction online, calls

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A brazen attack on air safety is underway — here’s what’s at stake

In late July, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) conducted a three-day public hearing regarding the January mid-air collision over Washington, DC, which resulted in the deaths of 67 individuals. The hearings concluded with two significant findings: existing safety regulations could have prevented the disaster, and government regulators exhibit reluctance in enforcing these standards amidst

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Former Monero Developer's Viral XRP Post Ignites Crypto Culture War – Bitcoin.com News

A former developer of Monero recently sparked a debate within the cryptocurrency community after posting a message about XRP on social media. This post, which gained considerable attention, touched on contentious themes surrounding the traditional cryptocurrency landscape and alternative projects. The dialogue that ensued has drawn various responses from cryptocurrency advocates and skeptics alike, highlighting

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Bolivia set to elect first non-left wing president in two decades

In the recent first-round presidential elections in Bolivia, Senator Rodrigo Paz Pereira and former president Jorge Quiroga emerged as the leading candidates, according to preliminary results. This election marks a significant political shift as Bolivia prepares to elect a non-leftist president for the first time in nearly twenty years, following the long-term governance of the

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Dead Take’s best scares come from real-life performances

Dead Take is the second project from Surgent Studios, known for developing Tales of Kenzera: Zau. This game fits into the horror genre, highlighting ambition and the pursuit of fame as central themes. The experience of playing Dead Take is marked by its use of jump scares, a common tactic in horror games, but the

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How Unconventional Partnerships Are Outperforming Traditional Marketing in the Beverage Sector

Liquid Death, a bottled water brand, has seen significant growth, expanding from a $2.8 million startup in 2019 to a valuation of $1.4 billion by 2024. The company has adopted unconventional marketing strategies, including guerrilla public relations and partnerships, to engage primarily with Gen Z and millennial consumers. One noteworthy partnership was established in 2021

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