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A Long-Awaited Vindication For decades, the case of Iwao Hakamata captured international attention. Once the world’s longest-serving death row prisoner, Hakamata endured over 40 years incarcerated for a crime DNA evidence eventually proved he did not commit. His recent acquittal and the awarding of $1.4 million in compensation
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In the vibrant city of Edmonton, where the legacy of legendary hockey player Wayne Gretzky is celebrated, an unsettling incident has captured headlines. The iconic statue of Gretzky, a symbol of both sportsmanship and local pride, was desecrated in a bewildering act of vandalism. According to Global News, the statue
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Behind the Court’s Decision In a significant ruling, the Tokyo District Court has ordered the dissolution of the Unification Church in Japan, a decision sparked by the high-profile investigation into former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s assassination. This development marks a decisive move against what some claim to be
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Welcome to another enlightening episode of “The Morning Show” for March 21. As we transition from the whispers of winter to the vibrant embrace of spring, today’s show is packed with stories and interviews that promise to engage and inform. Election Anticipation in Canada Today’s episode opens with
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A New Chapter for the West Indies Women In a determined effort to secure their place in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025, the West Indies women’s cricket team, helmed by the dynamic Hayley Matthews, is all set to compete in the qualifier tournament in Pakistan. This
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Election Buzz: Canada Prepares for April 28 Decision Day Canadian political enthusiasts are in for an electrifying spring, as Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to call the much-anticipated federal election for April 28. This announcement, as learned by Global News, positions the political battlefield ripe for a showdown between
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A Misidentified Threat in Rafah In a tense and volatile environment, mistakes can have far-reaching consequences. On Monday, in Rafah, southern Gaza, Israel’s military forces fired upon a Red Cross building under the belief that suspects they identified were perceived threats. This incident resurfaced discussions around military precision and
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A Growing Wave of Dissent Tesla is facing a notable uprising in public frustration across North America. Recent reports indicate a surge in vandalism targeting Tesla vehicles and dealerships. The anger seems to stem largely from decisions made by Elon Musk and his influence on the new U.S. administration’
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In a moment that resonated deeply within the hearts of millions, Pope Francis emerged from Rome’s Gemelli Hospital this Sunday. What many would describe as an emotional homecoming marked his first public appearance since being hospitalized due to a serious bout of bronchitis leading to pneumonia. The world watched
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A Week of Optimism March 22, 2025 (MLN): This week witnessed a remarkable surge in the KSE-100 index, driven by IMF optimism, the government’s firm resolve to address circular debt, and anticipated inflation declines. Investors seized this opportune moment, propelling the index up by an impressive 2,906.01
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Comeback to Glory In an inspiring comeback to the global stage, American runner Shelby Houlihan captured a silver medal in the 3,000 meters at the world indoor championships. This remarkable feat marks her first podium finish in more than four years, following a much-debated doping ban. According to CBS
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An unsettling incident has captured attention in Toronto as authorities charge a suspect involved in a fatal, unprovoked assault on an unhoused person near the University of Toronto. As Catherine McDonald reports, Mario Ferreira, aged 60, was resting on a bench in the vicinity of Queen’s Park Circle and