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The TelegraphBiden ‘undoing decades of women’s rights’ with changes to Title IX law
Joe Biden has been accused by conservatives of undermining “decades of advancement and protection for women and girls” with new rules that aim to stop gender discrimination in schools and colleges.
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StockX CEO talks efforts to combat sneaker fraud
Brands like Adidas (ADDYY), New Balance, and Hoka are gaining popularity in the sneaker market. However, not everyone selling is to be trusted. CEO of StockX Scott Cutler joins Wealth! to discuss the platform's fraud prevention efforts. Cutler notes that the U.S. secondary market is projected to be a $70 billion market by 2027, with half of the transactions occurring online. He emphasizes StockX's aim to protect against fraud through "physically inspecting" every item sold, having rejected over $600 million worth of merchandise. With more than 200,000 products in their catalog, Cutler stresses the importance of ensuring that each product "is what it's represented to be," to maintain the integrity of the platform and consumer trust. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Wealth! This post was written by Angel Smith
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Here’s How Much a $1,000 Crypto Investment in Ethereum at Its Launch Would Be Worth Now
I invest a little "play money" in cryptocurrencies. And 2024 has been a great year for them. Read Next: 10 Valuable Stocks That Could Be the Next Apple or AmazonLearn More: 6 Genius...
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Kiss Marry Kill: two homophobic murderers form an unlikely relationship in this provocative drama
A play about two convicted homophobic murderers who form an unlikely gay relationship in prison and become a married couple, Kiss Marry Kill is, to say the least, a far darker love story than Romeo and Juliet. And it requires not so much a suspension of disbelief – based as it is on real events – as a suspension of judgement, at least while you’re watching.
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11 spring and summer wedding guest dresses to shop from Aritzia — starting under $100
Looking for something stylish, comfortable and flattering? These dresses don't miss.
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3 Ways to Prepare Your Family Financially For Homeschooling
Approximately 1.7 million children were homeschooled in 2015-2016 according to the Coalition for Responsible Home Education. However, The Washington Post more recently estimated that between 1.9 and...
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Russian navy chief to participate in Chinese naval conference
Russia's newly-appointed navy chief will take part in a major military conference in ally China, Russian state news agency TASS reported on Saturday, amid growing Western criticism of ties between the two countries. Admiral Alexander Moiseev will take part in the Western Pacific Naval Symposium (WPNS) in China's city of Qingdao, TASS reported citing the Russian defence ministry, and will also hold bilateral meetings, including with China's navy top brass.
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Why the Wealthy Hire Others to Pack Their Suitcases and Why You Might Consider It Too
When the rich and famous head off on vacation, they don't mess around when it comes to packing their bags. Nope, they call in the professionals to handle that task. And you know...
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6 Best Restaurant Stocks To Invest In
The outlook for restaurants looks great right now. The industry as a whole has held its own, despite challenges that come with rising inflation and interest rates.
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8 Signs You’re Not Ready to Freelance or Start Your Own Business
From the confines of a cubicle, setting out on your own to freelance or starting your own business to make money can seem like a dream. But without proper planning, the right attitude and a strong...
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No sex in the city for women in London as report sees excess of female singles in the capital
Younger women in London have a harder time finding a family-oriented partner than elsewhere in the UK, according to a leading demographer.
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Crackdown on fentanyl smuggling to prevent UK opioid crisis
The Home Office is to launch a crackdown on drug gangs smuggling fentanyl into the UK in an attempt to avert a US-style opioid crisis.
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Ocado under pressure to abandon London for New York
Ocado is under pressure from shareholders to consider abandoning London for New York, threatening another severe blow to the beleaguered UK stock market.
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Cycle lane on London roundabout would increase congestion by 800%, report says
A cycle lane planned for one of London’s busiest roundabouts will cause an 800 per cent increase in traffic congestion, an independent report has claimed.
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How Margaret Thatcher’s flagship scheme descended into dysfunction
Margaret Thatcher’s flagship 1980s housing policy “Right to Buy” has been “abused” and requires urgent reform, a damning report has warned.
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‘You wish you hadn’t been born’: How Parkinson’s disease went forgotten
For years, Newsnight and University Challenge presenter Jeremy Paxman has been famous for ruthlessly cutting to the chase. But last week, as he and a group of high-profile people with Parkinson’s disease headed to Downing Street to campaign for better treatment for those with the condition, his astute eye was at its saddest, and most brutal.
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Cool cops beat the heat: AC helmets revolutionize road safety in India
Traffic police in Vadodara, India, don high-tech AC helmets to combat the scorching summer heat while ensuring road safety. Developed by students from IIM Vadodara, these innovative helmets are equipped with cooling technology to shield officers from heat-related illnesses during their outdoor duties.
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Call for public inquiry into NHS and schools transgender ideology
A public inquiry must be set up to examine the “pervasive influence” of transgender ideology in schools and the NHS, the Prime Minister has been told.
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Why Queen Elizabeth did her own make-up for the Coronation
Queen Elizabeth II did not want her personal beauty adviser to make up her face for the Coronation but she did ask her to go to Buckingham Palace early that morning “in case anything goes wrong”.
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A family photo album sent me on a unique pilgrimage to Kenya
In 1947 my great aunt Ena moved from India to start a new life in Kenya with her husband Jimmy Power, an Indian Army officer. The goal – as for so many expats after the Second World War – was to build up a farm, in this case near Nakuru, around 80 miles north-west of Nairobi in the Great Rift Valley.