Good morning. Greetings from the Calgary Stampede, where a celebration of Alberta and talks of separation are awkwardly ...
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What it was like to be on the LGBTQ+ cruise denied entry – twice
Passengers on the Atlantis’ Mediterranean cruise were just dealt a second extraordinary ...
Prime Minister Mark Carney defended his trip to Saudi Arabia to cultivate deeper trade and investment – a pivot from his ...
SNP welcomes a record 2,000 industry experts from around the world to its flagship event, Transformation World, on July 8-9 at Heidelberg's SNP dome. Under the motto "Shaping Tomorrow," the leading ...
The Yes SF headquarters has become a physical hub for convening, coworking, programming, and community engagement in downtown ...
Mauricio Pochettino says he feels "disappointed with too many people" who brought "politics and manipulation" into the game ...
There have now been eight days this year when temperatures have exceeded 34C (93F). The previous record was seven, set in ...
Cities nationwide are reviving teen curfews and adding restrictions as summer crowds grow and teen gatherings spread via social media, though critics cite limited evidence curfews reduce crime.
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Journalist calls Trump’s “boring” State Fair a “crime against fun”
Molly Olmstead, decided to visit the fair and see for herself whether it is really as bad as it looks on TV. Her conclusion: It's worse.
Anyone who has watched an episode of “9-1-1: Nashville” could be forgiven for thinking the city is constantly beset by ...
Officials who freaked out over library’s Pride display may have broken the law in quest to remove it
In the small town of Monroeville, Pennsylvania, a city council member accused staff at the public library of grooming kids with a Pride Month display in the children’s section, which librarians titled ...
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