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As LG finally shuts down the update servers for its phones in June, we look back at our favorite models from its mobile history.
'It took media elites 2,000 years to ask'
The tidal wave of President Donald Trump’s executive orders ripped through the federal government within hours of his inauguration. He established the Department of Government Efficiency, took aim at federal workers and protections for the transgender community, and pardoned Americans convicted of attacking the U.S. Capitol on his behalf. As Trump reaches 100 days in office this week the impact of his second term is already profound. The News4 I-Team sat down with key players and observers to better understand Trump’s legacy so far and what it means for the Americans he serves. “Donald Trump campaigned by saying what he wanted to do, but not how he was going to do it. We’re now getting into the weeds and the details, and the devil’s always in the details,” said presidential historian and author Todd Belt. He said Trump has acted with historic force and speed. “Everybody expected him to move fast, but to see 75 executive orders within the first few days was absolutely tremendous
A federal appeals court says it won't lift restrictions on the access that Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency has to Social Security systems containing personal data on millions of
The US president says stock market woes are not his fault and a coming boom ‘will be like no other’.
A UBC animal expert chimes in on whether a crow was hunting a rat in Douglas Park on April 27, 2025. He discusses what could have been happening in a video
Move seals a deal to create a fund the Trump administration says will begin to repay roughly $175bn provided to Ukraine
WHITEHORSE - The Yukon government says the spring snowmelt means a "large amount" of extra water is being managed at the site of the Eagle Gold mine disaster.
A large cordon was put in place while emergency services dealt with the incident
Chelsea have won a sixth Womens Super League title on the bounce and their first under head coach Sonia Bompastor; the Blues have been crowned champions for the ninth time overall, three times as many titles as any other side; they remain unbeaten in the league (W17 D3)
EDMONTON — In the wake of a federal election that saw the Liberals form a minority government, Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi says it's clear Premier Danielle Smith's efforts to defuse a cross-border trade war backfired on the federal Conservative
WASHINGTON (AP) — The FBI has reassigned several agents who were photographed kneeling during a racial justice protest in Washington that followed the 2020 death of George Floyd at the
A senior Ukrainian official said the US will make "direct financial contributions" to the fund and "may also provide new assistance" such as air defence systems.
Chronic illness can be hard on marriage. Studies show it's worse when the wife is sick. USA Today
PRINCETON, NJ, UNITED STATES, April 30, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The 2025 Quality Business Award for The Best Restaurant in Princeton, New Jersey has been awarded to Local Greek of Princeton. This recognition honors Local Greek of Princeton for its outstanding customer service, top-tier quality of services, and exceptional overall business performance. The Quality Business Awards honor businesses that demonstrate excellence in their field each year. Winners are chosen based on factors such as their reputation, customer feedback, and overall performance within their industry. Since 2017, Local Greek of Princeton has been a popular restaurant in Princeton, recognized for its high-quality food and exceptional service. For over eight years, Local Greek of Princeton has focused on bringing authentic Greek recipes and culture to the Princeton area to fulfill their goal of taking their customers on a delicious journey to the beauties of Greece. Customers enjoy authentic Greek cuisine at Local Greek of Princ
The history-laden style movement will have its moment as the biggest night in fashion gets underway.
Honey, Trump shrunk the economy! And the lying coward is still blaming Biden. | Opinion USA Today
Not all transformations begin with upheaval. Some of the most impactful changes come through quiet negotiations, patient reforms, and the willingness to examine hard truths. In Pakistan, one such truth lies at the heart of its food economy: the deepening debate over wheat pricing. What seems like a simple policy matter is a reflection of […]