Millions in Haiti starve as food, blocked by gangs, rots on the ground

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On Thursday, it was announced that American rock band Kiss had sold their catalog, brand name and IP

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Georgia police officers took action to detain a suspect wanted for crimes in another state. On Nov.

Details in the case of Preston Lord, the Arizona teen killed after being beaten at a Halloween party

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On Thursday, it was announced that American rock band Kiss had sold their catalog, brand name and IP

Employers in the U.S. announced 90,309 job cuts in March — a 7% increase from February, according to

U.S. companies announced over 90,000 job cuts in March — the highest number since January 2023