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Trump-backed candidate lands GOP nod, setting up high-stakes governor showdown
Republican Rep. John James won Michigan’s GOP gubernatorial primary on Tuesday, defeating businessman Perry Johnson after securing an endorsement from President Donald Trump in late June. The result reinforces Trump’s influence over Republican primary contests and sets up James as the party’s nominee in a pivotal Midwestern battleground state ahead of the general election for…
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Four takeaways from the South Carolina GOP Senate debate
Four South Carolina Republicans seeking the late Sen. Lindsey Graham’s (R-S.C.) spot on the November ballot faced off on the debate stage for a second straight night Tuesday. Hosted by Nexstar Media Group, The Hill’s parent company, the debate gave Reps. Russell Fry (R-S.C.) and Ralph Norman (R-S.C.), former Rep. Mark Sanford (R-S.C.) and businessman…
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Australian woman charged with murder after allegedly starving Down Syndrome man to death
A 70-year-old woman from Forest Lake in Brisbane has been charged with murder after a man with Down Syndrome was found dead weighing just 29 kilograms, following a three-year police investigation. The case highlights concerns about the care and treatment of vulnerable adults with disabilities in domestic settings. Maria Concepceion Arrieta was arrested on Tuesday…
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Billboard Hot Latin Songs Top 10 Countdown for August 8th, 2026 | Billboard Latin
Bad Bunny continues to dominate Billboard’s Hot Latin Songs chart, with his album “Debí Tirar Más Fotos” powering multiple entries in the latest top 10, while Karol G makes a strong showing with her new single “Matadora.” The chart, dated 8 August 2026, reflects continued strength for Bad Bunny’s release even as newer tracks from…
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August is the calm before the storm for this year’s new game releases
The retrieved page for this PC Gamer article contains only site navigation, membership and newsletter sign-up content, with no actual article text about August 2026’s PC game release schedule. As a result, no substantive details about specific games, release dates or the “calm before the storm” comparison to later in the year could be extracted…
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Cannibalism Comedy-Horror ‘Ali & Ben’s Spicy Meats,’ Starring Amir Nafis, Signs Abnormal Studios for Worldwide Sales (EXCLUSIVE)
Malaysian sales agent Abnormal Studios has picked up worldwide international sales rights to “Ali & Ben’s Spicy Meats,” a cannibal black comedy-horror from sibling filmmakers Iskander and Feisal Azizuddin. The film will be launched at the Asian Contents & Film Market (ACFM) in Busan this October, marking a notable deal for a genre rarely tackled…
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OpenAI pays $3.2m to settle claims it discriminated against US workers
OpenAI and its subsidiary Statsig have agreed to pay $3.2m (£2.5m) to settle US justice department claims that they discriminated against American job applicants by favouring foreign workers on temporary employment visas. The department alleged the companies discouraged US citizens from applying by requiring paper applications, advertising roles late at night on the radio, and…
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Labor’s huge immigration crackdown thrown into chaos after internal blow-up forces minister to postpone major announcement
Australia’s Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has postponed a National Press Club address at which he had been expected to unveil a major package of reforms designed to sharply cut net migration, after an internal disagreement within the Labor government threw the plans into disarray. The move raises questions over the government’s timetable for tightening…
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Dems select their candidate to face longtime GOP lawmaker who balked at Virginia redistricting
Democrat Shannon Taylor has won her party’s primary in Virginia’s 1st Congressional District, setting up a general election challenge against long-serving Republican incumbent Rep. Rob Wittman on 3 November. Wittman, who has held the seat since 2007, has previously voiced opposition to a proposed Virginia redistricting measure, and Democrats are hoping that shifting voting patterns…
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Why Britain is suffering from a plague of flies… and how you can get rid of them for good: CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reveals the methods that will really help you remove the pests – and ones to avoid
A Daily Mail feature by Christopher Stevens examines why Britain is experiencing a notable surge in flies this year and sets out which household methods are genuinely effective at getting rid of them, alongside common remedies that do not work. The piece responds to widespread public frustration with fly infestations, offering practical guidance for readers…