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Mariah Carey is spreading holiday cheer with a major announcement regarding her iconic song “All I Want for Christmas Is You.”As the festive season approaches, the beloved pop diva has revealed exciting plans to celebrate the 30-year anniversary of her iconic 1994 Christmas album, “Merry Christmas.”Since its debut in 1994, “All I Want For Christmas Is You,” co-written by Mariah Carey and Walter Afanasieff, has transformed into one of the biggest holiday hits of all time.Article continues below advertisementMariah Carey To Re-Release ‘All I Want For Christmas Is You’MEGAThe 55-year-old singer announced on October 9 that she is celebrating the…

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“SO STUPID” Far from fostering national unity in the face of catastrophe, the double whammy of hurricanes has fueled US political divisions less than four weeks before an agonizingly close and bitterly fought election.A particular flashpoint has been the relationship between the White House and the governors – often Republican – in storm-hit states.Hurricane Helene’s rampage took on a particularly sensitive political importance given that two of the worst-hit states, North Carolina and Georgia, are among the seven swing states where the election is likely to be decided.And as Milton left a trail of devastation across Florida and at least…

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UN peacekeepers in Lebanon have accused Israeli forces of firing at some of their positions, as Israel expands its attacks throughout Lebanon. The UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) said on Thursday that two of their peacekeepers were injured when an Israeli tank fired at a watchtower at the force’s headquarters in Ras an-Naqoura, causing them to fall. UNIFIL said in a statement that any attack on peacekeepers is a “grave violation of international humanitarian law”. The peacekeeping organisation, which consists of about 10,000 peacekeepers from 50 countries and was established in 1978, said Israeli forces had “deliberately” fired at…

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Rafael Nadal’s retirement announcement shook the tennis world because the 38-year-old changed and transcended the game in his over two decades on the ATP Tour. In addition to his immeasurable work ethic and never-say-die attitude on the court, his imprint on the game goes much deeper. Roland-Garros is Nadal’s house.  He was a magician on the red clay courts and made the French Open a must-see event each year he played, winning an unprecedented 14 titles.  The Spaniard is an honorary Frenchman. A statue of his likeness is on the grounds of Roland-Garros, and his image is proudly shown in the…

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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. A recent report from the Charles Butt Foundation clearly indicates that many experienced and novice educators are leaving the profession due to a myriad of factors. For instance, today’s educators face strict scrutiny about what they teach, how they teach it and what materials they assign, especially in light of record-breaking book bans. Faculty and staff shoulder similar pressures in higher education where work life tends to be student-centered, team-oriented and results-driven, requiring employees to labor long hours, wear multiple hats, juggle competing priorities and go above the call of duty.As if…

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There are probably many more earthworm species than those that have been officially recognisedAndia / Alamy Tens of thousands of species of earthworms are likely to be wriggling in the world’s soil, yet to be discovered by scientists – which will probably take more than 100 years to do. Earthworms play a critical role in recycling organic nutrients in ecosystems. Researchers fear that without identifying all these species, they could be lost before we know they exist. More than 5700 species and subspecies of earthworms have already been described by scientists. But Thibaud Decaëns at the University of Montpellier in…

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Ethel Kennedy, who lost her husband, Robert F. Kennedy, and brother-in-law, President John F. Kennedy, to assassins’ bullets, and who channeled her grief into raising her 11 children and pursuing a lifetime of public service, died Thursday. She was 96.Kennedy died from complications from a stroke she suffered last week, former Rep. Joe Kennedy III, D-Mass., a grandson, said in a statement posted on X.”It is with our hearts full of love that we announce the passing of our amazing grandmother, Ethel Kennedy,” the former congressman said. Ethel Kennedy, widow of Robert F. Kennedy, on Capitol Hill in Washington on…

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Getty ImagesThe US and the UK have announced what they say is their first joint agreement aimed at keeping children safer online.It will see the setting up of a joint online safety working group to share evidence and expertise, and study the impact social media has on children.UK Technology Secretary Peter Kyle said the agreement would turn the two countries’ “historic partnership” towards “delivering a safer online world for our next generation.”But campaign group Smartphone Free Childhood said it was insufficient and parents “don’t have time to wait and see whether this UK-US agreement makes any difference when their children’s…

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  Many may assume that Donald Trump is the first to claim the election of 2020 was rigged. In fact, charges of stolen presidential elections are not as rare in American history as one may assume. Hillary Clinton convinced 70% of Democrats that Russia rigged the 2016 election as payback for her interference in the 2000 Russian election.  Historically, four candidates were associated with claims of rigged elections – Al Gore, who went to the Supreme Court, Andrew Jackson, Richard Nixon, and Donald Trump. In Nixon’s case, there were rumors of voting irregularities in the 1960 race against John F.…

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Credit: The White House, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Topline: The Biden-Harris administration is eclipse the $1 trillion mark in improper payments, a new record for wasted money in a four-year term, according to a recent report from OpenTheBooks.com. Key facts: Improper payments — money sent by the federal government to the wrong person, for the wrong reason or in the wrong amount — totaled over $800 billion from 2021 to 2023, adjusted for inflation. That’s $450,000 every minute. In the roughly five seconds it takes to read this very sentence, the government will have wasted $37,500 on mistaken payments. RELATED: Donald…

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