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New Delhi: US President Donald Trump has announced plans to seize control of the Gaza Strip, replace an estimated 2 million Palestinian residents, and turn the ruined enclave into a luxurious destination. The plan, dubbed the “Middle Eastern Riviera,” is reminiscent of real estate projects that define Trump’s career, including New York’s iconic Trump Tower, but comes from the backdrop of over 60,000 dead Palestinians. Trump’s VisionStanding next to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s White House, Trump declared that the US should take over Gaza and describe the project as “long-term ownership.” This means permanently evacuating the Palestinian population and…

Under Armor Golf partners with creative digital agency Albatross to spearhead the 2025 campaign series and mark a bold new chapter in golf lifestyle marketing. The collaboration began on February 6th with “Moving Day.” This is the first of three major campaigns designed to connect with the next generation of golf while maintaining Armor’s commitment to performance innovation. “The brand is uniquely positioned to talk to golfers of all ages, and this partnership is perfectly in line with the marketing efforts of 2025,” says Under Armor Golf UK. “As we continue to grow remarkably in the market, Arobatross is…

CNN – President Donald Trump signed a pair of executive orders on Thursday. One targeted the International Criminal Court for the second time on “anti-Christian prejudice.” ICC Action imposes financial and visa sanctions on “individuals and their families who support ICC investigations in US citizens or our allies,” according to a fact sheet obtained by CNN. Authorities include Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Minister of Defense. The Hague-based court condemned Trump’s executive order, saying it “seeks to impose sanctions on authorities and harm independence and impartial judicial activities.” “The court will continue to provide justice and hope to its…

The largest government unions in the United States and the Association of Foreign Service Workers sued the Trump administration on Thursday to reverse the aggressive dismantling of the US International Development Agency.The lawsuit, filed in Washington, DC federal court by the Washington State Federation of Government Employees and the U.S. Department of Foreign Affairs, calls for an order that it is “unconstitutional and unlawful” that created a “global humanitarian crisis.”President Donald Trump, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Treasury Secretary Scott Bescent are among the nominated defendants, but the text of the lawsuit revolves around actions and social media from…

Todd Barker, the director of Fore Lakes Golf Course in Taylorsville, Utah, has been elected president of the American Association of Golf Course Principals. Barker is the 88th president of the Association’s history and served as the association’s vice president in 2024. He has been a member of the association’s board of directors since 2018. A 21-year member of the GCSAA, Barker is also a former president. Utah GCSA. Barker joined the ground crew at Maeko in 1995 and has been director since 2006. The third generation director was exposed to GCSAA when his father, GCSAA member, Todd Barker,…

So far, President Trump has been curbing his attempts to interfere with the Federal Reserve in his second term on matters related to monetary policy. However, some of the more than 50 executive orders he has signed since returning to the White House have left a mark on the central bank.The latest evidence is the Fed’s decision to suspend permanent workers. The central bank has deleted all job listings listed on its website, except for one summer internship opportunity.The Fed acted after Trump ordered a government-wide employment freeze, ordering that he could not fill his federal position at the time…

A hearing is scheduled Tuesday in a lawsuit that Princeville residents have filed against the developer. Buried beneath an overgrown golf course in the resort community of Princeville are the decomposed remains of hundreds of cattle killed during a series of anthrax outbreaks more than a century ago. Now a developer wants to transform the former golf course atop this cattle graveyard into dozens of luxury homes and condos. A lawsuit that seeks to shut down the development on Kauaʻi’s North Shore claims the dead cows left behind millions of still-dangerous anthrax spores capable of sickening animals — and maybe…

Pamela Paul at The New York Times in 2019. Photo: Krista Schlueter/The New York Times/Redux This article was featured in One Great Story, New York’s reading recommendation newsletter. Sign up here to get it nightly. Goodbye, Pamela Paul! You hardly knew us. The controversial columnist is exiting the New York Times “Opinion” section this spring as part of a wave of job cuts. In 2022, after a decade of editing the Book Review, Paul joined “Opinion,” where she quickly gained a reputation as a liberal contrarian determined to court the rage of the online left. Over three short years, Paul…

On March 19, 2020, as the sun sets in Kansas City, Missouri, a man visits Pioneer Mother Memorial and takes a photo. Toggle caption Charlie Riedel/AP It is possible that you have never heard the term “the fate of the manifesto” since your high school history class. That’s until last month President Trump’s first speech, when he asked him to use it to “plant stars and stripes on the planet Mars.” 19th century terminology describes American belief in exceptionalism and the divine right to expand into North American lands where Indigenous and Mexicans lived. “Of course, it’s fascinating to see…

The Buffalo Wings are a quarterback for many Super Bowl buffets. Despite strong demand, wing prices remain fairly stable this year, even if egg prices have more than doubled. Justin Sullivan/Getty Image hides captions Toggle caption Justin Sullivan/Getty Images The economical riddle before the Super Bowl is where bird prices go through the roof. This is because the stubborn outbreak of bird flu is plagued by chickens soaking in the country’s eggs. So why did chicken wings barely swell? Despite some supermarkets rationing eggs, the wings remain plentiful and affordable, with Waffle House adding an extra per 50 cents this…