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Gloria Steinem dies at 92: Hillary Clinton, Meghan Markle, Lena Dunham pay tribute to feminist icon
Gloria Steinem, the pioneering feminist activist, author and journalist, has passed away at 92. Following her death, Hillary Clinton, Meghan Markle, Lena Dunham and others paid heartfelt tributes, remembering her influence, generosity and lifelong fight for equality. From women’s rights to reproductive freedom, Steinem’s work inspired generations and left an enduring mark on society.
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British trekker found dead in Pakistan after disappearing during mountain descent
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This California town with 27 apartments and a local post office is still looking for a buyer. The price has come down to $5.9 million
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A dying mother’s wish protects 2,506 acres ranch
David Ellsbury honored his late mother’s wish by safeguarding the family’s cherished Diamond E Ranch from development. Spanning 2,506 acres, this land is now forever shielded by a land trust, ensuring that future generations can enjoy its unspoiled beauty. The ranching traditions of the family will thrive on this preserved estate.
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An elderly San Francisco woman mailed checks to pay her bills; thieves took $14,000 from her
A woman lost fourteen thousand dollars when thieves intercepted her mailed cheques, tampered with the information, and cashed them. This incident sheds light on the escalating issue of mail theft and cheque washing in the Bay Area. Authorities note a concerning rise in mail theft incidents from both postal collection and home mailboxes. For seniors…
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In 2005, Virginia bought 431 waterfront acres for a future state park; 21 years later…
A 431-acre waterfront parcel in Gloucester County has been officially added to Machicomoco State Park. This undeveloped land, purchased over two decades ago, will now serve as Machicomoco’s Western Unit. A newly approved 30-year master plan outlines development phases for both park sections. However, no state funding has been allocated for any of the proposed…
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Fundraiser for infant daughter of Erin Piacenti, stabbed to death in Times Square, triggers row as organizer is an Indian
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British ex-lecturer pleads guilty to killing Indian-origin couple in drink-drive crash after Christmas party
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New Mexico man arrested after taking down Flock cameras, driving them to sheriff’s HQ
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American Ex Navy man finds his Japanese first love after 70 years
After a heart-wrenching separation of nearly seventy years, Duane Mann and Peggy Yamaguchi finally found each other again. Believing his savings vanished and letters silenced, Mann discovered his mother had hidden their correspondence by burning Peggy’s letters. Tragically, Peggy had endured the loss of their child and moved on with another. Their reunion brought long-awaited…