A new mural by the famous street artist Banksy at the Royal Court of Justice, showing a judge using a gavel to beat a protestor, was soon covered up and guarded by security.
Banksy confirmed the authenticity of the work on the…
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Shark kills surfer in Australia who ‘lost a number of limbs’: Police
A large shark killed a man surfing with friends over the weekend in a fatal attack in southeast Australian waters, local officials said.
The incident took place off the northern beaches in Sydney, the New South Wales Police Force said in a news…
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Why Chinese ACs are cooling a sweltering Europe-Xinhua
BEIJING, Sept. 8 (Xinhua) — As Europe sweltered through record-breaking heat this summer, Chinese-made air conditioners experienced unprecedented demand, leveraging competitive pricing, reliable quality and cutting-edge technological innovations…
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Occupiers increase pressure on Pokrovsk-Myrnohrad agglomeration
Russian occupation forces are increasing pressure on the Pokrovsk-Myrnohrad agglomeration, with up to 56 combat engagements occurring on some days.
This was stated in an exclusive comment to Ukrinform by the Dnipro Operational and Strategic Group of Forces, Oleksii…
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Banksy unveils mural at London’s High Court after mass arrests of Palestine Action ac
The artist, whose identity has never been confirmed, published pictures of the artwork on his Instagram page on Monday.
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Security guards stand in front a screen covering a new mural by anonymous artist Banksy on the Royal Courts of…
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Budanov visits wounded intelligence officers, presents awards to soldiers
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On the eve of Military Intelligence Day, which is celebrated on September 7, Head of the Main Intelligence Agency of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine Kyrylo Budanov visited one…
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Direct-To-Consumer Pricing As A Model For Healthcare Reform
Eli Lilly & Co. Zepbound injection pens arranged in a tray. Photographer: Shelby Knowles/Bloomberg
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Eli Lilly’s decision to sell its obesity drug Zepbound directly to patients for $499 per month—well below the $2,000 list price—signals how pricing innovation can…
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At least 19 killed in Nepal protests over social media ban, corruption | Protests News
At least 19 people have been killed and dozens injured during violent protests against the government’s social media ban and alleged corruption in Nepal, according to authorities and local media, as police fired live rounds at young protesters…
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Why Caregivers Aren’t Using Support Services
As more caregivers take on increasing responsibility, they need interventions that mitigate the negative effects of caregiving on daily life.
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Since her husband was diagnosed with leptomeningeal disease, Esme Almonte, 58 (name changed), says she has experienced little to no respite. As the…
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