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James Vandal, 25, said his interest in becoming an electrician first sparked recently when a crew was redoing the wiring on the third floor of his home. “I asked them how I could get into that industry,” he said. Part of the appeal is working with your hands, he said. “At first I didn’t really know what I wanted to do. I went to college and then dropped out,” he said. “I bounced around from job to job for years until I finally landed a trade.” Vandal is currently enrolled at Rosedale Institute of Technology in Pittsburgh. After the 16-month…

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Kyiv — A silhouette moves down a dark alley covered in snow and ice, towards the muffled beats coming from the concrete buildings of central Kiev. Inside, a dim red light obscures the faces of the dancing crowd, their sweaty bodies pressed against each other. The red glow is reminiscent of the low-light torches used by soldiers to avoid enemy detection on the front lines with Russia, hundreds of miles to the east. But for the ravers at Closer, one of Kyiv’s most famous nightclubs, partying is a way to forget the war, even if it’s just for one night.…

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India defeated New Zealand, who continue to maintain their white-ball dominance, by a huge margin of 96 runs, becoming the first men’s team to win the T20 World Cup three times and the first team to win consecutive titles.India trailed at 255-5 after losing the toss in Ahmedabad, with Sanju Samson (89 off 46 balls) hitting the 50 mark for the third consecutive match and opening partner Abhishek Sharma (52 off 21 balls) hitting the tournament’s fastest fifty from 18 deliveries. With pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah (4-15) picking up each wicket with slow balls, New Zealand could muster just 159…

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As the world marks International Women’s Day, media broadcasts around the world are filled with symbolic gestures and pompous rhetoric about women’s rights. Statistics are touted, efforts are celebrated, and hashtags are promoted.Meanwhile, the real oppressors of women are whitewashed, their crimes covered up, and those who resist them vilified.But here in Gaza, we know who our oppressors are and who our heroes are. The Israeli occupation has killed tens of thousands of Palestinian women and girls in the past two and a half years. It destroyed the lives of one million of them.Gaza’s women have stood up and resisted…

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We know that raising emotionally intelligent children will lead to future success. The challenge is that many of us have never been taught those skills ourselves.Growing up, many of us have heard phrases like “stop crying,” “calm down,” and “cheer up.” Over time, those messages taught us to suppress our emotions rather than understand them. As adults and parents, we often find ourselves trying to teach emotional skills that we never had a chance to learn.However, today’s children can develop emotional intelligence through daily interactions with the adults around them. The conversations we have, the questions we ask, and the…

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Twenty years of memories spilled over into Jacinda Thorne’s garden. Teddy bears and textbooks, camping gear piled on top of my husband’s drum kit, a jumble of whisks and frying pans soaking in the morning sun. Armed with just five suitcases and a Shih Tzu bubble, Ms Thorne, 43, her husband Blair, 44, and their children Ava and Chase swapped their home in New Zealand’s capital for a home in Melbourne that was a third bigger for the same price. “I never thought I’d end up living outside Wellington, let alone New Zealand,” she told CNN from Australia two years…

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listen to this article | 5 minutesinformationThe United States is once again embroiled in a devastating war in the Middle East. The U.S. military is attacking Iran now, not because our country faces an immediate threat, but because the Israeli government has long sought a confrontation with Tehran and has finally found a willing partner in Washington.This war is unnecessary, unjust, unconstitutional, in violation of international law, and completely contrary to the will of the American people.Under the Constitution, the power to declare war rests with Congress, not the president. Therefore, President Donald Trump’s decision to launch airstrikes and pursue…

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To house the hundreds or thousands of temporary workers needed to build AI data centers, developers are increasingly relying on temporary villages known as mancamps. This style of camp became popular as housing for men working in remote oil fields. For example, a Bitcoin mining facility in rural Dickens County, Texas, has been converted into a 1.6 gigawatt data center, and its employees live in gray apartment complexes with access to a gym, laundromat, game room, and cafeteria that grills steaks on demand, Bloomberg reports. A company called Target Hospitality has signed multiple contracts worth a total of $132 million…

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Geopolitical instability has marred 2026 — Venezuela, Greenland, and now Iran — but some on Wall Street believe investors aren’t overly concerned about the latest conflicts. Earlier this year, when the US conducted a military operation in Venezuela to capture and depose the country’s leaders, US stocks did not move much. Stocks also recovered from developments surrounding President Donald Trump’s push to take control of Greenland, with the S&P 500 ending the year in positive territory. So was last Monday, the first trading day after the United States and Israel launched attacks on Iran last weekend. The S&P 500 broke…

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Martin O’Neill believes the serious challenge for trophies facing Celtic this season should be a “wake-up call” for the club, as Danny Rolle admits they have to deliver a silver medal at Rangers this season.The two clubs will meet for the second time in a week at Ibrox in the Scottish Cup quarter-finals on Sunday. Hearts ultimately extended their advantage over the leaders Glasgow duo following a thrilling 2-2 draw in the Scottish Premiership. Use Chrome Browser for a more accessible video player Watch highlights from Sunday’s Scottish Premiership match between Rangers and Celtic. Celtic are now second in the…

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