Banksy has opened a “pop-up” shop in south London featuring the stab vest he designed for Stormzy’s headline act at the Glastonbury Festival. A Tony the Tiger rug and a cradle surrounded by CCTV cameras are also on show as part of the venture, at a disused retail outlet in Croydon. “I’m opening a shop […]
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Americans are not ready for the Real ID Act that goes into full effect a year from now, according to a survey released last week by the nonprofit trade group U.S. Travel Association. The Real ID Act was passed by Congress in 2005 to increase security measures concerning state-issued personal identification cards, mainly driver’s licenses,
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A billionaire California technology firm founder and his friend took no-jail plea deals Wednesday that had them donate $1 million to charities while not admitting guilt in a Las Vegas Strip hotel room drug investigation. Henry Thompson Nicholas III and co-defendant Ashley Christine Fargo stood with their attorneys in court and entered so-called “Alford pleas”
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Dina Asher-Smith charged to victory in the 200 meters at the world track championships Wednesday, underlining her status as a top contender for next year’s Olympics in Tokyo. Asher-Smith added 200 gold to the silver she won Sunday in the 100, a big deal for a country which before these championships had not won a
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After Hurricane Harvey hit in 2017, Houston jumped to the front of the pack in adapting to the threat of climate change. It passed tougher building codes, offered more buyouts for flood-prone homes and budgeted billions of dollars in new funding for flood control. It even poached a well-regarded urban planner from Los Angeles to
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The Latest on the World Trade Organization’s ruling over EU’s Airbus subsidies (all times local): 10:55 p.m. Gouda cheese, single-malt whiskey and large aircraft are among the European imports the Trump administration plans to hit with tariffs after receiving the go-ahead Wednesday from the World Trade Organization in a case involving illegal European Union subsidies
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Quite a few popular shows return this October on services such as Netflix, HBO, Amazon Prime, Hulu and even Facebook Watch. Although you can’t be expected to watch them all (as you would stream your entire October away, and nothing’s spookier than lost time), you should consider checking out at least a couple of these.
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Mathew Knowles opened up about his breast cancer diagnosis in an emotional interview on Wednesday in hopes of encouraging other men to get tested and tell their stories. Speaking to “Good Morning America,” the father of Beyoncé and Solange Knowles said he received the news this summer, after noticing recurring bloodstains on his shirts and
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United Parcel Service announced this week that it had received a certification from the Federal Aviation Administration to use drones to deliver medical packages at campuses across the country. The certification will allow U.P.S. to use multiple drones to deliver health care supplies within federal regulations and to fly drones beyond the visual line of
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Freddie Freeman and Ronald Acuña Jr., two keys to Atlanta’s lineup who suffered late-season injuries, say they are healthy for the Braves’ NL Division Series against the St. Louis Cardinals. Acuña’s status for Thursday’s Game 1 was the bigger concern . The 21-year-old outfielder has not played since Sept. 24 due to tightness in his
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