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Manitoba Premier Calls Trump 'Bad Person' as Canada Seeks Tariff Deal
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew publicly called US President Donald Trump a 'bad person' amid ongoing trade negotiations between Canada and the United States. The remarks came as Canada faces the threat of steep 50% US tariffs if a trade agreement is not reached. Kinew asserted that Canada holds leverage in the ongoing talks despite the pressure from Washington. His province is also considering restoring US alcohol sales, a move encouraged by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney as a goodwill gesture to advance negotiations.
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Brittany Mahomes builds $15M empire spanning fitness, sports ownership and brand deals
Brittany Mahomes has established a multimillion-dollar business portfolio independent of her husband, NFL star Patrick Mahomes. Following her retirement from professional soccer in 2017, she pursued a certification as a fitness trainer and founded her own venture, Brittany Lynne Fitness. She also became part of the ownership group of the Kansas City Current, a women's professional soccer club. Her growing public presence has been further strengthened through social media influence and various brand partnerships. Her career trajectory illustrates how she leveraged her athletic background to build a diverse business empire across fitness, entrepreneurship, and women's sports.
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Chris Evans sells Hollywood Hills home for $6.39M, nearly doubling his 2013 investment
Actor Chris Evans has secured a buyer for his Los Angeles property listed at $6.39 million. The Hollywood Hills home was originally put on the market in 2025 at a higher asking price of $6.99 million before being relisted. Evans had purchased the 1940s-era residence back in 2013 for $3.52 million. The sale comes as the Captain America star reportedly plans to relocate back to the East Coast.
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UK Government Booklet Informs Asylum-Seekers That Rape and Child Abuse Are Illegal
The UK government has issued a new booklet aimed at asylum-seekers arriving in the country. The booklet explicitly states that rape and child sexual abuse are illegal under British law. The initiative appears intended to inform newcomers about the UK's legal and social norms. Such guidance materials are typically distributed as part of the asylum-seeker intake and orientation process.
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Haryana woman, infant son killed over SUV dowry demand; 11 booked
A young woman and her infant son were allegedly killed by her in-laws in Haryana after a dispute over a luxury SUV demanded as dowry. The family had subjected the woman to escalating violence over the dowry demand. Despite returning to her marital home with gifts following a disagreement, she was allegedly subjected to further abuse. Authorities have registered a dowry-related case against 11 individuals in connection with the deaths. The woman's husband has been taken into custody as part of the ongoing investigation.
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Imran Khan Transferred to Islamabad Hospital on Supreme Court Orders
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has been moved from Adiala prison to Shifa International Hospital in Islamabad. The transfer was carried out following an order issued by Pakistan's Supreme Court earlier this week. Khan's party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), confirmed the development through a brief official statement. Khan has been incarcerated at Adiala prison since his conviction on various charges following his removal from power.
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New York Woman Charged Over ISIS-Inspired Plot to Attack State Capitol
A 35-year-old woman named Jessica Bowie has been charged in connection with an alleged plot to attack New York's Capitol building. Authorities say Bowie was reportedly inspired by ISIS in planning the attack. Investigators observed her making multiple visits to the Capitol grounds and photographing the building. The case was brought forward by the relevant law enforcement department overseeing the investigation.
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India set to import 1 million tonnes of sugar for first time in 10 years
India is preparing to import approximately one million tonnes of sugar, marking the first such import in nearly a decade. The move comes as the country faces a significant shortfall in domestic sugar production. Opening stocks of the sweetener are projected to decline by as much as 20% due to the supply crunch. The government is considering the imports to stabilize domestic availability and keep prices in check.
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How Utah's 1990 mass fish removal turned Strawberry Reservoir into a thriving fishery
In 1990, Utah wildlife officials used rotenone to remove nearly all fish from Strawberry Reservoir in a bid to reverse serious ecological decline. The large-scale chemical treatment eliminated approximately 99% of the fish population in the lake. Following the clearout, biologists restocked the reservoir with native trout to rebuild a healthy food web and support recreational fishing. Protective barriers and stricter regulations were introduced to preserve the restored habitat. The effort has since proven highly successful, with the reservoir now yielding around 715,000 catches annually.
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Retired SC Judge Subhash Reddy to Head Probe into CJP Parliament March Action
Former Supreme Court judge Subhash Reddy has been appointed to lead an inquiry into the actions taken against participants of a Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) march to Parliament. The probe will examine whether authorities acted appropriately in response to the demonstration. A key focus of the investigation will be assessing the safeguards in place to prevent misuse of the sedition law. The inquiry is expected to scrutinize whether the sedition provisions were applied legitimately in this case.