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'Daily Show' Bit Lays Bare A Damning Contradiction Of Donald Trump
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China warns relations with US could slip into ‘downward spiral’ if red lines crossed
Wang Yi tells Antony Blinken ‘disruptions’ could arise amid threat of sanctions over China’s support of Russia’s defence industry
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FTSE 100 Live 26 April: Anglo American rejects BHP, blue-chips hit another new record, $5bn Darktrace deal
Darktrace’s three year stay on the London stock market is set to end after the cybersecurity firm backed a £4 billion takeover by a US private equity firm. The developments came as mining giant Anglo American said it had rejected BHP’s “opportunistic” £31 billion bid approach.
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New £152million fraud website will stop victims being conned, says City of London Police chief
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NFL Draft Round 1 Recap: 5 biggest fantasy storylines & instant draft grades
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Electrolux Q1 loss nearly triples on weak demand but beats expectations
Electrolux's operating loss nearly tripled in the first quarter on weak demand and poor performance in North America, but the loss was smaller than expected as raw material costs eased, sending shares up 6%. Electrolux, which prices its products in many regions at the premium end of the market, has seen consumers opt for cheaper alternatives, but said on Friday that is saw consumer confidence indicators to be bottoming out. "The price pressure in North America and high promotional activity in other markets characterizing the latter part of 2023 continued in the first quarter."
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London mayor election: Sadiq Khan wants TfL to run more commuter trains
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Team Trump Fine With Pissing Off MAGA to Compete With Biden
Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily BeastWelcome to Trail Mix, your 2024 election sanity guide. See something interesting on the trail? Email me at jake.lahut@thedailybeast.com. To get Trail Mix in your inbox, subscribe here for free.This week, an exploration of how much Trump can run afoul of MAGA and why he would do it. Plus, life after the 2024 primary, and more news from Michigan’s Senate race.NOT SO BASED DONIt’s one of the seemingly ironclad natural laws of the Trump era: that rar
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If sci-fi and comedy is your thing, chances are you're a fan of 'Men in Black'. So, here are 10 of the most mind-blowing facts about the 1997 sci-fi film... "Here come the Men in Black!" If sci-fi and comedy is your thing, chances are you're a fan of 'Men in Black'. Initially, Chris O'Donnell was offered the part of Agent J, but decided to turn it down after concluding the character would be too similar to that of his 'Batman and Robin' role.
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A new American restaurant just opened in a historic building in Miami’s Design District
A new restaurant is now open in the historic Moore building in Miami.
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- The Independent
Baby saved from dead mother’s womb after Israeli air strike in Gaza dies
Baby Sabreen al-Sakani’s mother of the same name, her father Shukri and three-year-old sister Malak have all now died following attack
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Russia files hundreds of drone patents as ‘global arms race’ ramps up
China, Russia and the US are among the top five countries developing the technology, new figures show
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FDR’s Grandson: How Trump Warped Roosevelt’s Most Famous Words
Illustration by Elizabeth Brockway/The Daily BeastAbout the authors: James Roosevelt, Jr. is a grandson of President Franklin Roosevelt and First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt. Henry Scott Wallace’s grandfather, Henry A. Wallace, served President Franklin Roosevelt as Secretary of Agriculture, Vice President, and Secretary of Commerce.Pop quiz: Who said this?“The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.”Well, most recently, it was Donald Trump, in an angry Truth Social post on the second day of his c
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Kenya Airways accuses Congo of harassment over detained staff
Kenya Airways on Friday accused the authorities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo of harassment over the continued detention of two of the airline's staff for alleged customs violations despite a court ordering their release. Officers from Congo's military intelligence detained the pair on April 19 for allegedly failing to complete customs documentation related to valuable cargo that was meant to be transported a week earlier, the airline said in a statement. The airline workers have been granted only one short visit by Kenya's embassy staff, Kenya's national carrier said.
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Q1 2024 Old Republic International Corp Earnings Call
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These Stocks Are Moving the Most Today: Alphabet, Microsoft, Intel, Snap, Meta, Exxon, Chevron, and More
Alphabet shares surge after Google’s parent posts better-than-expected earnings and announces its first cash dividend, Microsoft posts 31% quarterly growth in Azure cloud-computing revenue, and Snap soars after issuing a strong forecast for second-quarter sales. Earnings are scheduled Friday from Exxon Mobil and Chevron.