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  In April 2024, after being locked up since August 2023, J6er Julio Baquero found out that he had Stage 4 cancer and, fortunately, was granted compassionate release to go home and begin treatment.  Julio was serving an 18-month sentence for exercising his 1st Amendment Right and walking through the US Capitol with doors held open by US Capitol Police.  He was non-violent and did no damage while he was in or around the building.

Former Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-Ill.) took aim at the two candidates in the GOP primary for Virginia’s 5th Congressional District, saying that the choice between them is like choosing between “dysentery or the flu.” “Well, in my mind, it's like, would you rather have dysentery or the flu? So, you know, you got to pick...

Fontaines D.C. have revealed Favourite will bookend their upcoming album ROMANCE.

Sydney King says she "went through all the emotions" as she waited an hour for the other driver to return before she could leave.

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Jake Paul knows fighting Mike Perry just months before he enters the ring vs. Mike Tyson could cost him big.

James Purnell is latest appointment with links to Keir Starmer’s party ahead of election

FOOTBALL fans have spotted England players drinking from certain bottles during their opening match against Serbia.

Recent patches have broken the update path

There are problems with Microsoft's last few Windows 11 updates, leaving some users unable to make the move from Windows 11 Pro to Enterprise.…

The musician behind the novelty group’s hit songs said he still feels affection for the furry characters.

WINDHOEK, June 19 (Xinhua) -- Namibia's mining industry is one of the largest contributors to the country's economy, with Chinese investment playing a significant role in the development of the uranium mining sector, Minister of Mines and Energy Tom Alweendo has said.

Business group backed by autonomous-taxi companies celebrates the demise of Senate Bill 915.

The 2024 NHL Draft is just under two weeks away and teams are beginning to make their final preparations for the yearly event. The Detroit Red Wings are no different,…

Red Bull driver Sergio Pérez is hoping to bounce back after two difficult race weekends

For Shari Redstone, it was nothing personal. But the longer the negotiations went on, the more Redstone fell out of love with the idea of marrying her family’s legacy to David Ellison’s Skydance Media. So on June 11, as board members of Paramount Global were about to hold a key meeting on the long-gestating deal […]

This Juneteenth, think about how far we still have to go. But also spare a thought for how far we have come.

All Global Research articles can be read in 51 languages by activating the Translate Website button below the author’s name (only available in desktop version).

1. These Common Medications Can Make a Heat Wave More Dangerous  Prevention Magazine
2. These Common Medications Can Make Heat Waves More Dangerous  The New York Times
3. Beware Of Heat Waves With These Medications - Videos from The Weather Channel  The Weather Channel
4. Antidepressant users may be affected by the heat wave in KY  Lexington Herald Leader
5. Antidepressants increase risk of heat illness, CDC says  Channel3000.com - WISC-TV3

Social media users were floored by the clip, with one saying: "The visual instructions are actually so cute."

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi joined a high-level group of U.S. legislators in Tibet to meet with the Dalai Lama on Wednesday, angering China.

IndiGo has announced that starting today, all international flights at Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport in Lucknow will operate from the newly constructed terminal 3. The airline has proactively informed passengers through SMS, calls, and emails about this change. IndiGo advises passengers to check their terminal by retrieving their PNR on the airline's website or mobile app to avoid any inconvenience.

‘Gender apartheid most accurately denotes institutionalised oppression that characterises Taliban governance,’ Richard Bennett says

The Los Angeles Unified School District board voted Tuesday for the district to develop policies banning students' use of cell phones throughout the school day.