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Yasameen Sajady, CEO of St. Paul, Minnesota-based Maazah, is learning that day by day, it takes a while for profits to roll in.
President Biden used his stand-up routine at the 2024 White House correspondents’ dinner to essentially campaign against Donald Trump, making his Republican rival the butt of nearly half his set. The president’s other targets included “Weekend Update” host and SNL writer Colin Jost (who emce…
Authorities detained or arrested about 200 people on Saturday at pro-Palestinian protests on campuses nationwide, as student groups resisted orders to break down encampments while some universities pointed to antisemitic acts on their campuses.
Former Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein was taken to a prison ward inside Bellevue Hospital in New York on Saturday for testing, days after an appeals court in the city overturned his 2020 rape conviction.
VENICE - Pope Francis made his first trip out of Rome for seven months on Sunday with a packed visit to Venice that took in an art exhibition, a prison and a Mass, with the 87-year pontiff acknowledging that life could be hard.
ENDICOTT, N.Y. - The night he made the threat, Joe Morelli was exactly where he is now two years later, on his couch.
King Ranch is a place and a state of mind. The largest ranch in the US, the 825,000-acre South Texas spread became a national landmark in 1961 and counts ranching, hunting, farming, saddlery, citrus and farming equipment among its trades. Founded by Richard King in 1853, it’s made such a rip…
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