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A federal appeals court ruled Friday that U.S. immigration officials must offer detainees «a meaningful opportunity to contest» any deportation to countries where they have no ties.The ruling by the Boston-based U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit marks a setback for the Trump administration’s controversial «third-country» deportation policy, which has dropped off some migrants thousands of miles from their country of origin — in some cases sending deportees who hailed from Latin America to sub-Saharan Africa.The appellate court largely upheld a lower court order finding that policy illegal, ruling against Department of Homeland Security rules that allow federal…

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Summary:In pharmacies across India, one salt of a particular medication is priced around 80% more than another. Same salt but different brands and thus different prices. And have you pondered why? Practically, there shouldn’t be any reason why the same chemical should be priced more than 80% on medicines, but if we tend to see intricately, we will be able to see many different factors. Why is it cheaper? Is it worth saving money? These are answers every potential Indian medicine buyer should have.Key Takeaways Generic medicines include the same active pharmaceutical ingredient (API), or salt, as the branded medicines, and…

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KINGSTON, Jamaica — A deal to accept migrants expelled by the United States is sparking protests by Jamaica’s main opposition party and a host of other groups.The deal was signed on June 10 by the U.S. and Jamaica, which this week finished rules meant to defuse public anger about it. The agreement allows the Trump administration to send non-Jamaican migrants to the island en route to their home countries.Jamaica is joining nearly 30 nations that have agreed to accept migrants expelled by the U.S. The opposition center-left People’s National Party, along with civic organizations, commentators and members of the Jamaican…

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The Department of Defense’s experimental, unpredictable use of artificial intelligence nearly caused a catastrophic diplomatic incident in the middle of the Iran war this spring, when an AI-generated intelligence report suggested that a Chinese vessel in the region was carrying nuclear weapons components.  According to a report by CNN, the U.S. military scrambled jets and armed servicemembers prepared to board the vessel. But right before the mission went underway, analysts at the DOD finally checked their work: the report, sources told CNN, was “entirely false.” The internal chatbot that a specialist command analyst had used to prepare the report had…

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In the final months before the high-stakes midterm election, President Donald Trump has come out against regulation on controversial tech issues from artificial intelligence to data centers to Flock cameras — positions that don’t jibe with several Republican candidates’ running in this midterm election.Trump has dismissed concerns from lawmakers and AI developers about potential dangers of AI development, calling it a «hoax» and arguing against comprehensive federal regulation. Trump said in social media posts that regulation would put American AI development at a disadvantage to China.President Donald Trump speaks during a dinner in the Rose Garden of the White House,…

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More than three decades after a 10-year-old Maryland boy disappeared while riding his bike, a man who lived in his neighborhood has been charged with his murder. George Burdynski Jr., who was “affectionately known as ‘Junior,’” vanished in Brentwood on May 24, 1993, the Prince George’s County Police Department noted in a news release on Thursday, September 17. An extensive investigation revealed that the boy was sexually assaulted and killed by Joseph Lynch, who was also a Brentwood resident when Junior vanished. Lynch, 61, previously served 12 years in prison for sexually assaulting several boys in Brentwood, Mount Rainier and…

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By Kath Hudson    14 Sep 2026Edinburgh Leisure recorded almost 6 million visits in the last year / Edinburgh Leisure Edinburgh Leisure moves close to underlying break-even, supported by record membership The charity’s 2025–26 Impact Report shows almost 6 million customer visits during the year It has reached an all-time high of 38,383 active members Chief executive, Jen Holland, said it marked a turning point financially Edinburgh Leisure has emerged from a difficult period of financial pressure to move within £18,000 of underlying operating break-even, while increasing participation and taking membership to an all-time high. The charity’s 2025–26 Impact Report…

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Part the First: And in Other News, What Really Maintains Brain Health.  Big brother obviously knows how old I am.  That’s the only explanation for why he litters my screen with ads for old people things with each click to a new website.  “Dementia happens when you cannot pronounce these three words” is my favorite.  I have yet to click through to follow that rabbit hole to these three words, but I have begun to hit the reader-view icon most of the time (also a good way to surmount paywalls).  Earlier today I couldn’t remember Justin Bieber’s name, but that…

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French soccer phenom Kylian Mbappé signed his new endorsement deal with On after Nike chose not to renew its deal with the international superstar, a source familiar with the matter told CNBC.Earlier Friday, the Swiss sportswear company On said it reached an agreement with Mbappé, marking the brand’s first signing in football. The company also announced it named retired French star Thierry Henry as director of football. As Mbappé’s contact ended in July, Nike felt it had benefitted from the prime years of his career and decided to use its endorsement money elsewhere, the source added. The 27-year-old will be…

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Rising diesel prices can translate into higher costs for consumers by raising the wholesale cost of getting goods to retailers and grocery stores. The global shipping, rail and trucking industries all rely on diesel. A political crisisFor months, the Trump administration has claimed that fuel prices will drop sharply as soon as the war is over. But more recently, the president has begun conceding that it may take much longer than that for global energy costs to come back down.“Right after the election, oil prices are going to be tumbling downward,” President Donald Trump said on Sept. 9.With less than…

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