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The TelegraphNewborn baby girl dies after being saved from her dead mother’s womb in Gaza
A premature baby rescued from her dead mother’s womb has died in Gaza after spending a number of days in an incubator.
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Who will replace Ralf Little for Death In Paradise season 14?
Ralf Little is gone from Death in Paradise, so who will be Saint Marie's next detective?
- The Independent
Why France beating England would be good for the Women’s Six Nations
WOMEN’S SIX NATIONS: In the inevitable grand slam decider, a French victory would be a significant step for the championship in proving that England aren’t accelerating out of sight, writes Harry Latham-Coyle in Bordeaux
- People
Channing Tatum Turns 44: What's Next for the Star, Including Wedding Planning and Divorce Court
The actor stars in 'Fly Me to the Moon' and the thriller 'Blink Twice' this year
- The Independent
China attempting to ‘influence’ and ‘interfere’ with 2024 US election, Blinken says
President Biden previously cautioned China’s president about staying out of this year’s presidential race
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Intel stock slides on lower Q2 forecast
Shares of Intel (INTC) are moving lower Friday morning as the company posted its first quarter report, revealing a better-than-expected profit. However, the company posted a lower-than-expected forecast for second-quarter revenue. Yahoo Finance Anchors Brad Smith and Seana Smith discuss how Intel is competing in the chip space and whether Q1 is the bottom of its near-term supply constraints. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Morning Brief. This post was written by Nicholas Jacobino
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Chrissy Teigen takes daughter Luna’s Girl Scout troop to her dad’s assisted living facility
They made friendship bracelets and homemade ranch dressing with the residents.
- The Independent
Primary teacher lured boyfriend with sex before tying him up, killing him and burying body in garden
Fiona Beal, of Moore Street, Northampton, was arrested in March 2022 after police discovered the body
- The Independent
Biden bungles date of Jan 6 Capitol riot in latest gaffe
This marks the latest in a series of gaffes from the president as he campaigns for a second term in office
- People
Prince William's Latest 'Dad Joke' Quip Carries on Yearslong Banter with Famous Comedian
Jack Whitehall has crossed paths with members of the royal family several times, including going to school with Kate Middleton!
- People
Reggie Bush Recalls 'Fighting Thoughts of Suicide' Before Being Drafted by the New Orleans Saints
The former NFL player spoke out about his emotional journey and the return of his Heisman Trophy on 'CBS Mornings' on April 26
- The Telegraph
William loves a Dad joke – here are 10 more fit for a Prince
Poor old Dads. No prefix is more maligned. “Dad-bod” describes the pudge-wrapped torso of one who has swapped the bench-press for beaujolais. “Dad-dancing” denotes the kind of pistol fingers, bum-wobble shuffle of someone recovering from an operation in which their sense of rhythm was surgically removed. “Dad-rock,” denotes safe, Radio-2 friendly guitar music. Don’t forget the most disgusting creature in all of politics, the “Centrist Dad”.
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Nvidia Approaches Key Level In New Chart Pattern; Is The Stock A Buy Now?
For Nvidia investors, last week's steep sell-off likely caused some to exit their positions. Nvidia's chart shows a clear buy point from a base again. Nvidia rose on Friday, adding to Thursday's gains after a sharp 13% sell-off last week.
- People
Traveler Plays Game of Tic-Tac-Toe with Stranger on Flight to Dubai
In March, the woman posted a video on TikTok of herself playing the game with a fellow passenger seated in front of her
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Travelers stuck in long lines amid internet issues at Sky Harbor
Sky Harbor officials say an internet issue is leading to long lines and issues Friday morning. Passengers are telling ABC15 they are having trouble checking in for flights.
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California prison counselor sues CDCR, alleging discrimination and whisteblower retaliation
The Pelican Bay State Prison counselor is suing for interest on back pay and benefits the department seized
- BBC
World's biggest 3D printer whirs into action
It's hoped giant device will be able to print homes, bridges, boats and wind turbines.
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Duos Technologies Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:DUOT) Is Expected To Breakeven In The Near Future
With the business potentially at an important milestone, we thought we'd take a closer look at Duos Technologies Group...
- Yahoo Finance UK
Stocks to watch next week: Amazon, Apple, Anglo American and Novo Nordisk
Earnings preview of key companies reporting next week and what to look out for.
- Reuters
Russia attacks Ukraine's rail lines to disrupt supply of U.S. arms, source says
Russia is targeting Ukrainian rail lines with airstrikes to disrupt the delivery of desperately needed U.S. weapons to the front and complicate military logistics, a Kyiv intelligence source said on Friday. The United States approved a $61 billion aid package for Ukraine this week and said the first deliveries should arrive in a matter of days, easing acute shortages of artillery shells that have hamstrung Kyiv's forces for months. As the aid was finalised after six months of congressional wrangling, Russia's defence minister said on Tuesday that Moscow would increase attacks on logistics centres and storage sites holding Western weapons.