Category: Lifestyle

Trevor Noah admits he didn’t think an exchange with Kanye West on social media earlier this year would blow up like it did. After Noah discussed West’s behavior toward ex-wife Kim Kardashian, on “The Daily Show,” West responded with a racial slur at him on Instagram, leading to West being banned from the platform for…

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Florida Magistrate Judge Bruce Reinhart, August 18, 2022. Sketch by William Hennessy Jr. The third week of March 2018 was a momentous one for the Reinhardt-Bell family. That Monday, then-Florida Governor Rick Scott appointed federal prosecutor Carolyn Bell to serve as a state circuit court judge. Days later, Bell’s husband — Bruce Reinhart — was…

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There is an estimate 75,000 people in South Africa who regularly inject drugs. According to researcher Shaun Shelley, president of the South African Network of People Who Use Drugs (SANPUD), this figure is probably an underestimate. Accessing care for people who use drugs can be prohibitively difficult, services are scarce or expensive, stigmatized and fear…

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An expanded recall covering a wide range of protein, milk and dairy products across multiple brands is underway due to potential microbial contamination that could lead to infection and serious illness. Food and beverage manufacturer Lyons Magnus initially issued a voluntary recall involving 53 products on July 28. The Fresno, Calif. company expanded the recall…

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There is a stark contrast in the government’s current attitude towards legal and illegal cigarette manufacturers – which raises serious questions about the government’s commitment to act against the very real threats to consumers, the legal tobacco value chain and the national fiscus. Two events in the past month have clearly shown the contradictions. Event…

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“We had an opportunity to do better,” said Matthew Rose, a longtime health equity and HIV advocate. “We know the challenges of Covid. It is very important to find trusted messengers, but we continue to do broad-based messaging. Then we wait and say, ‘Look at all this inequality again.’ Federal health officials say they are…

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At a glance Prof Good cleaning Inbuilt voice assistant Automatic emptying station Really decent mop Opposition Voice assistant is not good with background noise Editing maps can be fiddly expensive Our decision The T10 Plus has some great features that combine to give you a completely hands-off cleaning experience. But it’s an expensive robot and…

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Peruse RateYourCampusAdmin.com, and it’s not entirely clear whether the website is supposed to be funny or serious. “You will have the power to evaluate the performance of senior administrators on your campus,” the home page declares. Below are claims that the site is “fueled by experts” “condensing years of user experiences with higher education administrators,…

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This summer, Yevgeny Prigozhin became an official Hero of the Russian Federation, allegedly the Wagner Group, has been honored for running private Russian mercenary networks that have wreaked havoc around the world. Britain’s Ministry of Defense said Prigozhin’s troops had evolved since the invasion of Ukraine last February. A key cog of Russia’s War. Earlier…

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