September 21, 2026
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Eight-time Grammy winner Art Garfunkel says Trump presidency has him considering leaving US: 'I don't like America's position at all'

Eight-time Grammy winner Art Garfunkel says Trump presidency has him considering leaving US: ‘I don’t like America’s position at all’ | World News

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Music icon Art Garfunkel/Image: Getty Images Art Garfunkel, the eight-time Grammy-winning singer, says he is considering leaving the United States because of his opposition to President Donald Trump’s administration.“I don’t like America’s position at all,” Garfunkel said in an interview with The Guardian. “I’m not aboard, and I’m thinking of leaving the country, frankly.”The 84-year-old…

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Iranian politician demands return of star striker dismissed over alleged 'disloyalty to country' to World Cup squad

Iranian politician demands return of star striker dismissed over alleged ‘disloyalty to country’ to World Cup squad | Football News

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Senior Iranian politician Abdolkarim Hosseinzadeh calls for Sardar Azmoun to be recalled to Iran World Cup squad amid alleged disloyalty controversy. Iran’s provisional squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup has sparked debate after veteran striker Sardar Azmoun was left out, with one of the country’s vice-presidents publicly urging national team coach Amir Ghalenoei to…

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Who is Rohit Rohit? Man who stalked woman for months before fatal Sacramento shooting

Who is Rohit Rohit? Man who stalked woman for months before fatal Sacramento shooting

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Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office said Rohit and the woman had known each other through work. Rohit Rohit, 22, allegedly stalked and harassed a 38-year-old woman for months before fatally shooting her outside a Panera Bread restaurant in Sacramento on Tuesday, September 8, authorities said.The Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office said Rohit and the woman had known…

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Mississippi’s termite swarms are here, and a single treatment can cost up to $1,750

Mississippi’s termite swarms are here, and a single treatment can cost up to $1,750

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For Mississippi homeowners, a sudden cloud of winged insects can be more than a seasonal annoyance. It can be the first visible sign of a termite colony that has been developing quietly for years. Mississippi State University Extension Service says eastern subterranean termites normally swarm during spring, but along the Gulf Coast their activity can…

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Saudi Arabia simplifies travel with all-in-one package visa including flights, hotels and e-visa services

Saudi Arabia: Saudi Arabia simplifies travel with all-in-one package visa including flights, hotels and e-visa services | World News

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Saudi Arabia’s new Package Visa combines flights, accommodation and visa processing into one booking Planning a holiday to Saudi Arabia could soon become as simple as making a single booking.In its latest move to transform the country’s tourism industry, Saudi Arabia has launched the pilot phase of its new Tourist Package Visa service, an initiative…

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Not Philadelphia, this is where the United States started: Inside the long-lost colony that is the true birthplace of American ideology

Not Philadelphia, this is where the United States started: Inside the long-lost colony that is the true birthplace of American ideology

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United States of America is believed to have started in Philadelphia on July 4, 1776 when the Founding Fathers signed the Declaration of Independence. From the City Tavern where the founding fathers plotted the American Revolution to the Carpenters’ Halls where the colonies united against the British and even to Independence Hall where the US…

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Wind turbine blades are built to survive decades and are difficult to recycle; an Iowa plant mechanically shreds them into fibres and powders for concrete, mortar and asphalt

Wind turbine blades are built to survive decades and are difficult to recycle; an Iowa plant mechanically shreds them into fibres and powders for concrete, mortar and asphalt

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The recycling process begins with extracting reusable components from the blades.(Representational photo, Getty images) Wind turbine blades can last for years, but what happens to them after they are no longer needed is a challenge. A facility in Fairfax, Iowa, USA, is now recycling old wind turbine blades and turning their materials into products that…

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