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South Africa slumps “megaphone diplomacy” after Trump’s latest order South Africa will not engage in “megaphone diplomacy” after Donald Trump cuts all the funds of the country.The president had already signed an executive order last month to cut all US financial aid, but today he announced that all federal funds will be suspended.Trump, along with his allies and billionaire Elon Musk, was critical of South Africa’s land policy against Israel and the genocide incident at the International Court of Justice.”To take it a step further, farmers from South Africa (with their families) who try to flee the country for security…

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Carolina Hurricanes and Dallas Stars are dealing with Mikko Rantanen, who relies on superstar forwards to sign an extension of their contract with the star, reports ESPN’s Emily Kaplan.Kaplan added that the two sides remain in talks towards the 3pm trade deadline on Friday.Sportsnet’s Elliott Friedman reported late Thursday night, and Sportsnet’s Elliott Friedman was intensifying talks over a deal to send Lantanen from Carolina to Dallas.The trade framework was uncertain, but the pending unlimited free agent expansion was expected to be a factor, Friedman added.The Hurricane acquired Martin Necas in January as part of a three-way blockbuster trade that…

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1/6The 2025 Range Rover Velar has proven to be a highly capable SUV for Utah and beyond.Photos included2/6Lots of storage space for small families like yourself and empty nests.Photos included3/6Inside the 2025 Range Rover Beller.Photos included4/6Within the 2025 range, the Roverbeller continued to impress us with all the technology and luxury we had hoped for.Photos included5/6Even after reading, the 2025 Range Rover Beller looks better. Photos included6/62025 Range Rover Beller.Photos included ❮❮ There’s something about Range Rover that really appeals to our sense of adventure. It must be the fact that they have done an excellent job of selling their…

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The federal ruling declares Maine’s policy regarding transgender athletes. PORTLAND, Maine — Maine leaders are responding to a federal ruling that found the state violated Title IX Act by allowing trans athletes to compete with girls and women’s sports teams. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Civil Rights Office has issued a notice that their agency has found that Maine Department of Education’s policies deny equal opportunities for student-athletes. Some view this decision as a step towards fairness, while others fear it could lead to discrimination and exclusion. Related: Federal Government says Maine violates Title IX over Transgender…

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Students, researchers, faculty and leadership from universities and universities across the United States are tackling the dramatic short- and long-term impacts “over the next few decades” that are caused by freezes, cuts and funding executive orders from the Trump administration.”We’re holding a lot of confusion on campus,” said Sarah Spretzer, vice president and chief of government relations for the American Council of Education, a nonprofit that represents more than 1,600 universities, universities and affiliated associations.”This will have a long-term impact on the public and post-secondary education in America that we don’t think we can even begin to truly understand.”Research grants…

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Issa Ray has been speaking out about her disappointment at Hollywood’s stagnant efforts to tell a wider story. And the situation in that respect has become even more disastrous since she last gave her opinion on the subject. In her keynote speech on Saturday at South by Southwest, the creators and actresses revisited after many Hollywood diversity, equity and inclusive efforts were shut down or rebranded after the second Trump administration’s tough lineage stance on DEI. “I think diversity requires better public relations,” Ray said. “Anti-DEI, an immediate retraction of any effort to level the arena and focus on our…

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ORLANDO, FL – Editor’s Note: This story is available as a result of a content partnership between WFTV and the Orlando Business Journal.The former heavyweight champion of the world is making the city beautiful in his corner.▶ Check out the news on Channel 9Mike Tyson purchased the Orlando Grande Lakes, the Residence of the Orlando Grande Lakes, the Ritz-Carlton, for a total of $4.5 million to coincide with Unicorp national development, according to a deed submitted to Orange County.Read: Small plane lands emergency on International Speedway BoulevardOrlando Business Journal was unable to determine Mike Tyson’s trustworthy contact information to confirm…

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US News Live: We recommend real-time updates for all major US events. From news speeds to detailed stories, we bring you the developments that form when the US happens.US News Live: Howard Lutnick declares “no chance” for our recession and defends Trump’s fentanyl-related tariffsUS News Live: Welcome to live coverage of everything happening across the US. Whether it’s political reform, economic trends, or national emergency, we provide real-time updates and detailed reports on the events that define the country today. Disclaimer: This is an AI-generated live blog and has not been edited by Hindustan Times staff….read moreFollow all updates here:March…

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Unlock Editor’s Digest Lock for FreeFT editor Roula Khalaf will select your favorite stories in this weekly newsletter.Remember all the stories of American exceptionalism? Was the US the only market you need to worry about, and was the US large tech stocks essentially a new risk-free asset? About that. . .Yes, as many people are happy to point out, European stocks have been ramming through US stocks since the election of Donald Trump. Ok, yes, certainly, things look a little different in a longer time frame. And, as recent wobble shows, European stocks are completely unimmunized from all the noise…

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Why did this happen here?Sam’s stay in New York had turned into hell.Court records show that torture began on New Year’s Day and lasted several weeks. Seven people, including Alzugha, took him prisoner in Room 22 and encountered a horrific pattern of abuse. Authorities say the group kicked him and beat him with sticks, dog toys, ropes, bottles, belts, canes and wooden planks. They starved him, forced him to eat feces and spit on urine and cigarettes.They put him to his knees against the wall, bleached him and sexually assaulted him with foreign objects, court records say. Inside the room…

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