Government-run liquor stores in British Columbia are removing US-made alcohol brands from Republican-led states following American tariffs on Canadian goods. Canadian provinces are following suit, promoting domestic products and urging citizens to buy Canadian-made items. The move responds to tariffs imposed by Donald Trump targeting Canadian imports.
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Pope Francis condemned the bombing of children in Gaza, calling it “cruelty,†following reports of an Israeli airstrike killing seven children. Israel accused the Pope of ignoring its fight against terrorism and displaying double standards. The conflict, sparked by Hamas’ October 7 attack, continues to claim civilian lives as calls for peace grow louder.
A Bengaluru couple hired a live-in maid through Facebook, who fled with gold ornaments worth Rs 2.3 lakh after five days. The maid, Devonita Karmakaru, initially refused the position but later agreed. She provided a fake Aadhaar card, and stole the jewelry on December 16. The couple realized the need for employee verification after the theft.
The FBI has warned of a series of attacks on Tesla properties, including dealerships and charging stations, across the U.S. The attacks, involving arson and vandalism, are linked to political tensions surrounding Tesla and its CEO, Elon Musk. Authorities are investigating and prosecuting the offenders, while Tesla owners urge restraint against violence.
Shaunie Henderson celebrated her son Shareef O'Neal's 25th birthday with a heartfelt Instagram tribute, showcasing his journey from childhood to his basketball career. Despite health setbacks, Shareef pursued basketball, playing in the Lakers' summer league and G League. Shaunie and Shaquille O'Neal, though divorced, have continued to actively support their children.
As the Super Bowl LIX approaches, Kansas City Chiefs stars Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce plan to gift Rolex watches worth around $22,000 to their 65 teammates if they win. Additionally, a Caribbean trip awaits the team. The Chiefs are confident in their chances against the Philadelphia Eagles, continuing their tradition of celebrating success with luxurious gifts.
Israel has warned of severe consequences if Hamas fails to release hostages as agreed this weekend, escalating tensions and putting the fragile ceasefire at risk. Both sides accuse each other of not meeting deal terms, with possible resumption of war looming if the accord collapses.
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