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Some 150 police thrown at hunt for 'lawless thugs' Some 150 police thrown at hunt for 'lawless thugs' A bolstered, 150-strong task force aimed at cracking down on organised crime networks is off the ground in one state after three public shootings in two weeks. Source link #police #thrown #hunt #039lawless #thugs039 Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

3 more of the 10 escapees from a New Orleans jail are captured, leaving 2 on the run, officials say 3 more of the 10 escapees from a New Orleans jail are captured, leaving 2 on the run, officials say NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Three more of the 10 inmates who escaped from a New Orleans jail earlier this month were re-arrested Monday in two different states after more than a week on the lam, authorities said. One of the men was arrested in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, by local police and two others were arrested in Walker County, Texas, by officials there, Louisiana State Police posted on the platform X. Two more inmates are still on the run, state police said. No other details were immediately released about Monday’s arrests. Authorities have been scouring the New Orleans area for the men after they escaped in an audacious May 16 jailbreak. The men yanked open a faulty cell door inside a jail, squeezed through a hole behind a toilet, scaled a barbed-wire fence and fled into the coverage of darkness. The inmates’ absence wasn’t discovered until a morning headcount, hours after they bolted for freedom. Graffiti left on the wall included the message “To Easy LoL,” with an arrow pointing to the gap. City and state officials have pointed to multiple security lapses in the jail. Louisiana authorities named the latest inmates who were recaptured as Lenton Vanburen, Leo Tate and Jermaine Donald. Jail escapees Dkenan Dennis, Corey Boyd, Gary C. Price, Kendell Myles and Robert Moody were previously taken into custody by authorities. Many of the men were originally in the New Orleans jail awaiting sentences or trials for alleged violent crimes including *******. After the escape, a jail maintenance worker was arrested and accused of turning off the water to the toilet, an act authorities said helped the men get out. The worker said he had been threatened by one of the inmates if he refused to do so. In addition, four other people have been arrested for allegedly helping the inmates once they were on the loose. Source link #escapees #Orleans #jail #captured #leaving #run #officials Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Sonic Detectives Want to Help SpaceX Listen Up – The New York Times Sonic Detectives Want to Help SpaceX Listen Up – The New York Times Sonic Detectives Want to Help SpaceX Listen Up The New York Times Source link #Sonic #Detectives #SpaceX #Listen #York #Times Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Jacqui Lambie wins crucial sixth Senate spot, beating out One Nation’s Lee Hanson Jacqui Lambie wins crucial sixth Senate spot, beating out One Nation’s Lee Hanson Jacqui Lambie has won the critical sixth Tasmanian Senate spot, beating Lee Hanson, the daughter of One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson. The tight race was fought down to the wire, with the *********** Electoral Commission confirming the count on Tuesday morning. Ms Lambie was elected alongside Labor senators Carol Brown and Richard Dowling, Greens senator Nick McKim, and Claire Chandler and Richard Colbeck from the Liberals. Camera IconSenator Jacqui Lambie has won another term in Parliament. NewsWire / Martin Ollman Credit: News Corp Australia The senate maverick entered parliament in 2013 under Clive Palmer’s Palmer United Party, however she disbanded from the outfit in 2014 to sit as an independent. She was also forced to resign in November 2017, alongside several other parliamentarians, after it was revealed she had inherited British citizenship from her Scottish-born father. Senator Lambie had previously declared this would be her final term as a politician if she were re-elected. Camera IconLee Hanson, the daughter of One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson lost her Senate challence. One Nation / Supplied Credit: Supplied “My body is absolutely broken from what I went through with in the army and DVA (Department of Veteran’s Affairs), and I’m struggling now,” she told NewsWire ahead of the federal election. Speaking to ABC in the days after the election, ACT independent senator David Pocock said it would “be a huge loss for the Senate,” if Senator Lambie were to be unseated. “I’ve got so much respect for Jacqui, I loved getting to know her and working alongside her,” he said. “There (were) many things that we disagree on but where there (was) common ground, I worked a lot alongside her and she is a powerful voice. “She brings a voice of reason at times and it’s actually saying the kinds of things that resonate with people, cuts through the political jargon and political spin that I think more and more people are getting sick (of)”. Camera IconSenator Jacqui Lambie beat out Lee Hanson for the sixth Senate spot. NewsWire / Simon Sturzaker Credit: News Corp Australia Speaking to Sky News shortly after election day, Senator Hanson accused Senator Lambie of not being across policy, and said Lee would have had a more emphatic win if she had longer to campaign. The controversial politician previously told news.com.au “I want to see her gone,” adding that she had “had enough” of Senator Lambie. “(Lee) had a four week campaign. That’s all she had,” Senator Hanson told Sky News. “People are so disgruntled with her (Senator Lambie), and she’s against the salmon industry. “She’s throwing, you know the baby of the bath water without (doing any consulting and finding out) what can we do to save 5000 workers to do with the salmon industry.” More to come Source link #Jacqui #Lambie #wins #crucial #sixth #Senate #spot #beating #Nations #Lee #Hanson Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Jake Tapper Says Cover-Up of Biden’s Mental Decline ‘May Be Even Worse Than Watergate’ Jake Tapper Says Cover-Up of Biden’s Mental Decline ‘May Be Even Worse Than Watergate’ CNN anchor Jake Tapper said the cover-up of former President Joe Biden’s cognitive decline while he was in the White House was “maybe even worse than Watergate” in an interview with Piers Morgan on Monday. Tapper said the reason the hiding of Biden’s health issues was a ******* deal than the scandal that brought down Richard Nixon’s presidency was because Nixon “was in control of his faculties when he was not drinking.” Biden, Tapper has said several times on his recent media tour, was showing routine signs of a man who was suffering from a cognitive decline, including forgetting the names of aides and celebrity supporters like George Clooney. A moment earlier, Morgan said he believed the secrecy around the ex-president’s health was a ******* offense than Watergate. Tapper was on Morgan’s “Uncensored” YouTube show to promote his new book, “Original Sin,” which looked at the cover up of Biden’s health while in office; he was joined by his co-author Alex Thompson. The veteran CNN anchor said several people played a key role in keeping Biden’s health a secret, including his wife Jill, who was “enamored” with the lifestyle of being the First Lady, he said. Tapper also said Biden’s son Hunter was in favor of keeping it a secret to help safeguard him against a federal investigation into his taxes and illegally buying a gun. “The best way that they could protect [Hunter Biden] was to keep the presidency so that they could protect him,” Tapper said. The two authors have been on an extensive media tour to promote “Original Sin” in the past few weeks. Last week on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Tapper said there were “two Joe Bidens” and that the “non-functioning” version was seen more and more as his presidency went on — culminating in his disastrous debate performance against Donald Trump in June 2024. Less than a month later, Biden ended his campaign. Tapper, during an interview on his own channel, said there was was “not enough” coverage of Biden’s health issues, including from himself. And last Tuesday, while appearing on Megyn Kelly’s show, Tapper said he called Lara Trump to apologize to her, after he ripped her in 2020 for claiming Biden was showing signs of cognitive decline. “She saw something that I did not see at the time,” Tapper said. “100 percent. And I own that.” He made a similar comment to Morgan on Monday, saying a lot of voters could see “what was in front of their nose, [and] our nose” with regards to Biden’s health decline, “so kudos to everybody who was right on target.” To hear more of what Morgan thinks of Biden, Trump, CNN, and the royal family, check TheWrap tomorrow to read a full interview. The post Jake Tapper Says Cover-Up of Biden’s Mental Decline ‘May Be Even Worse Than Watergate’ appeared first on TheWrap. Source link #Jake #Tapper #CoverUp #Bidens #Mental #Decline #Worse #Watergate Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content] For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

China’s industrial profits rise 3% in April after output beat estimates despite U.S. tariffs China’s industrial profits rise 3% in April after output beat estimates despite U.S. tariffs An employee works on a vehicle crankshaft production line at a factory which produces engine parts in Binzhou, in eastern China’s Shandong province on March 14, 2025. Str | Afp | Getty Images China’s industrial profits rose in April from a year earlier, official data showed Tuesday, despite prohibitive U.S. tariffs and persistent deflationary pressures. Cumulative profits at major industrial firms climbed 3% in April after returning to growth in the first quarter of this year, rising 0.8% from a year earlier, reversing the trend of declines since the third quarter of last year. In the first four months this year, industrial profits rose 1.4%, the data showed. U.S. President Donald Trump slapped eye-watering tariffs of 145% on imports from China last month, drawing Beijing to retaliate, effectively amounting to a mutual trade embargo between the world’s two largest economies. Both sides agreed to lower most of those levies earlier this month, following a trade truce struck during a meeting between the Trump administration and ******** leadership in Geneva, Switzerland. U.S. tariffs on goods imported from China have fallen to 51.1% while China’s levies on U.S. imports stand at 32.6%, according to think tank Peterson Institute for International Economics. China’s manufacturing activity fell more than expected to a 16-month low in April, with the official purchasing managers’ index coming in at 49.0, sliding into contractionary territory for the first time this year. Retail sales growth slowed to 5.1% from a year earlier while industrial output expanded 6.1% on year, underscoring the persisting supply-demand imbalance in the economy. Exports to the U.S. plunged over 21% from a year earlier as the triple-digit tariffs kicked in, while overall exports surged 8.1% on the back of a jump in shipments to Southeast Asian nations. This is breaking news. Please refresh for updates. Source link #Chinas #industrial #profits #rise #April #output #beat #estimates #U.S #tariffs Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Timberwolves vs. Thunder score: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander trying to give OKC commanding lead in West finals – CBS Sports Timberwolves vs. Thunder score: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander trying to give OKC commanding lead in West finals – CBS Sports Timberwolves vs. Thunder score: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander trying to give OKC commanding lead in West finals CBS SportsNBA: Minnesota Timberwolves beat Oklahoma City Thunder in Western Conference play-off final game three BBCFive things to watch for if the Wolves are to even up the series against Thunder in Game 4 Monday night Star TribuneOfficials, injury reports and point spread for Game 4 of Timberwolves-Thunder Sports IllustratedOKC, fueled by Wolves 19 turnovers, get G1 win ESPN Source link #Timberwolves #Thunder #score #Shai #GilgeousAlexander #give #OKC #commanding #lead #West #finals #CBS #Sports Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Two dead, driver charged after car crashes into tree Two dead, driver charged after car crashes into tree A man is under police guard in hospital after a car crashed into a tree, killing two elderly people. Police said the 61-year-old man was the driver of a sedan that crashed at Brooloo, north of Brisbane, about 2pm on Monday, sparking a ********* investigation. Officers responding to reports of a single vehicle ****** discovered two passengers – an 83-year-old Kandanga man and an 85-year-old Gympie woman – in the severely damaged Suzuki. The elderly man – who was found in the front passenger seat – and the woman sitting in the back died at the scene. The driver was airlifted to Sunshine Coast University Hospital with serious injuries, police said. He has been charged with two counts of manslaughter and remains under guard at the hospital. He is set to appear via a bedside hearing in Gympie Magistrates Court on Tuesday. Police have appealed for anyone with information or dashcam footage to come forward. Source link #dead #driver #charged #car #crashes #tree Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Trump says he’s pardoning Scott Jenkins, a sheriff convicted of taking $75,000 in bribes Trump says he’s pardoning Scott Jenkins, a sheriff convicted of taking $75,000 in bribes President Trump said Monday he is pardoning Scott Jenkins, a former Virginia sheriff who was convicted of making several businessmen sworn law enforcement officers in exchange for cash bribes. Former Culpeper County Sheriff Jenkins, 53, was found guilty on fraud and bribery charges and sentenced to 10 years in prison in March. But on Monday, Mr. Trump posted on Truth Social that Jenkins and his family “have been dragged through HELL by a Corrupt and Weaponized Biden DOJ.” “This Sheriff is a victim of an overzealous Biden Department of Justice, and doesn’t deserve to spend a single day in jail. He is a wonderful person, who was persecuted by the Radical Left “monsters,” and “left for dead,” Mr. Trump said in the post. “He will NOT be going to jail tomorrow, but instead will have a wonderful and productive life.” Culpeper County Sheriff Scott Jenkins on Jan. 16, 2020. EVA HAMBACH/AFP via Getty Images CBS News has reached out to Jenkins’ attorneys for comment. Jenkins was indicted in 2023 on 16 counts. In December, a jury found Jenkins guilty of one count of conspiracy, four counts of honest services fraud and seven counts of bribery. Jenkins appealed his conviction in April. Federal prosecutors say Jenkins took $75,000 worth of bribes. He allegedly accepted cash and campaign contributions from eight people — including two undercover FBI agents — and in return, gave them badges and made them auxiliary deputy sheriffs, despite not having any training or vetting. He also allegedly pushed officials to restore one bribe-payer’s right to possess a gun as a convicted felon. Jenkins took the stand in his own defense and said there was no connection between the payments he received and the badges he handed out, according to news reports. Testifying against Jenkins were the undercover FBI agents who were sworn in as deputies in 2022 and immediately thereafter gave Jenkins envelopes with $5,000 and $10,000 cash, respectively. Trump said Jenkins tried to offer evidence in his defense, but U.S. District Judge Robert Ballou, a Biden appointee, “refused to allow it, shut him down, and then went on a tirade.” Acting United States Attorney Zachary T. Lee said at the time that Jenkins violated his oath of office “and this case proves that when those officials use their authority for unjust personal enrichment, the Department of Justice will hold them accountable.” A longstanding Trump supporter, Jenkins is the latest ally of the president to receive a pardon. On Mr. Trump’s first day in office, he granted pardons and commutations to more than 1,000 people charged in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot. Mr. Trump has also granted clemency to several other public officials. He pardoned Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, who was convicted of trying to sell Barack Obama’s Senate seat, and Michelle Fiore, a Las Vegas politician and loyal Trump backer convicted of paying for plastic surgery and other personal expenses with money intended to build a statue for a slain police officer. Source link #Trump #hes #pardoning #Scott #Jenkins #sheriff #convicted #bribes Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq futures leap as EU tariff delay bolsters market optimism Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq futures leap as EU tariff delay bolsters market optimism US stock futures jumped Monday night following President Trump’s decision to delay a broad 50% tariff on all EU products from June to July to allow time for negotiations. Futures tied to the Dow Jones Industrial Average (YM=F) rose 0.9%, with S&P 500 contracts (ES=F) flying up 1.1%. Futures for the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 (NQ=F) surged 1.3%. The jumps followed Trump’s Sunday announcement that he would postpone a 50% tariff on EU imports until July 9. The move came after a request from European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, who said in a post on X that the EU is ready to engage in swift and decisive negotiations. Trump’s pledge for 50% tariffs on Friday led markets lower, with Memorial Day closures delaying market responses to the on-again, off-again levies. All three major indexes saw falls of at least 2% last week, with tariff uncertainty and debt concerns leading the negative sentiment. Trump also aimed his ire at smartphone makers on Friday, declaring that a 25% duty would be placed on all imported smartphones, specifically urging companies like Apple (AAPL) and Samsung (005930.KS) to relocate production to the US. Investors are now turning their attention to a busy week of economic data, including reports on durable goods orders, housing, and consumer confidence. Market watchers will also hear from Federal Reserve officials who are expected to hold rates steady in line with previous direction. Trump’s contentious tax bill is also on the docket, having narrowly made it through the US House last week. Meanwhile, Nvidia (NVDA) is set to take the spotlight on Wednesday with the quarter’s most anticipated earnings results. Okta (OKTA), Macy’s (M), and Costco (COST) are also set to report this week. LIVE COVERAGE IS OVER 1 update Gold slips as EU-*** trade talks lower demand Gold (GC=F) has continued to pull back after a remarkable year-to-date run. After tariff uncertainty shook riskier assets, burgeoning trade talks between the EU and the US have cut into the demand for haven commodities. Bloomberg reports: Read more here. Source link #Dow #Nasdaq #futures #leap #tariff #delay #bolsters #market #optimism Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Car ploughs into football fans at Liverpool parade, 27 in hospital – Al Jazeera Car ploughs into football fans at Liverpool parade, 27 in hospital – Al Jazeera Car ploughs into football fans at Liverpool parade, 27 in hospital Al JazeeraLiverpool parade latest: Child and adult seriously hurt and dozens more injured after car ploughs into Liverpool crowd BBCPolice say Liverpool parade collision not terrorism ESPNLiverpool FC Victory Parade: Driver Plows Into Crowd, Injuring 47 The New York TimesPolice say driver who plowed into Liverpool soccer fans acted alone, not believed to be terrorism AP News Source link #Car #ploughs #football #fans #Liverpool #parade #hospital #Jazeera Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Bounties back in vogue to cull feral goats, cats, pigs Bounties back in vogue to cull feral goats, cats, pigs Bounty hunters may be unleashed on feral cats and goats for the first time in years as a state government looks to “novel” ways to deal with pests. NSW Premier Chris Minns on Tuesday threw his weight behind bounties, saying the state has to do better to control feral pest populations. It comes after Victoria’s fox bounties wiped out more than 80,000 of the species in 2022 after hunters were rewarded between $10 to $14 per scalp. “It’s about time we start thinking about novel ways of reducing the feral goat, the feral pig, the feral cat population, which has really taken over a lot of parks,” Mr Minns told Triple M Coffs Coast radio. “We should be open to bounties and other things, because we’ve got a lot of recreational shooters out there that are actually getting rid of a lot of the pests roaming across our native vegetation. “We can be doing far better on it.” Nearly $1 billion is also being spent on prevention and protection against biosecurity threats in NSW. Invasive species are the highest impact contributors of extinctions, directly endangering 70 per cent of threatened wildlife and ecosystems in the state. Cats alone have played a major role in 25 mammal extinctions, including the lesser bilby, the Invasive Species Council says. The premier highlighted the success of brumby culls in the Kosciuszko National Park, bringing the population down up to 80 per cent. NSW Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party leader Robert Borsak in January pressed for a $2 million bounty scheme, even backing novel approaches like Florida’s famed Python Challenge. The annual 10-day competition – which even spawned a TV comedy, Killing It – draws hundreds of people to the Florida Everglades to exterminate invasive Burmese pythons. Mr Borsak’s proposal involves a bounty of $10 or $20 per head being set on feral animals. The CSIRO’s most recent best practice advice on pest management however says bounties rarely work. Animal ******** groups oppose the practice while the Invasive Species Council compares it to “jailing the occasional dealer” in a drug epidemic. Source link #Bounties #vogue #cull #feral #goats #cats #pigs Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content] For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

Beach season is here. This RI spot was named one of the ‘most underrated’ in America Beach season is here. This RI spot was named one of the ‘most underrated’ in America It’s not a secret in Rhode Island, but now U.S. News and World Report is telling everyone that Block Island is one of the “Best Underrated Travel Destinations in the U.S.” The media company ranked the island off the coast of Rhode Island as the fifth best underrated destination in the list released May 12. U.S. News and World Report uses both user and editors scores to rank vacation destinations. The destination’s user score is calculated by tallying the percentage of “yes” votes compared to the total votes a given destination receives. The editors’ score is based on the average score a destination receives on categories including sights, culture, adventure, and food. Whether you want to bike, meet up with friends or view the waves, Block Island is a great summer destination. Why is Block Island one of the best underrated travel destinations in the US? U.S. News and World Report said that Block Island “remains an understated getaway for East Coasters.” “The island’s 17 miles of beaches are largely undeveloped, and shorelines range from the rugged Mohegan Bluffs to the idyllic Crescent Beach,” said the ranking. “You can also bike to the historic Southeast and North lighthouses or take an aquarium tour at the Block Island Maritime Institute. For a fun and different activity, search for handmade glass orbs (hidden along beaches and trails) as part of the Glass Float Project, a public art installation and scavenger hunt.” Where is Block Island? Block Island is located 12 miles south of mainland Rhode Island. Block Island ferry: How to get to Block Island You can get to Block Island by personal boat, ferry, or plane. A ferry can take 30 minutes to one hour, depending on if you go on the high-speed one or not and weather conditions. What are other underrated travel destinations? The top underrated travel destination in the U.S. according to U.S. News and World Report is St. Simons Island in Georgia. Here are the top ten best underrated travel destinations on the list: St. Simons Island, Georgia Sawtooth National Recreation Area, Idaho Block Island, Rhode Island Big Bend National Park, Texas Portsmouth, New Hampshire Charlottesville, Virginia (The photo was changed on this story.) This article originally appeared on The Providence Journal: Block Island named one of ‘best underrated’ destinations in America Source link #Beach #season #spot #named #underrated #America Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content] For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

Europe is already responding to Trump tariffs Europe is already responding to Trump tariffs France’s President Emmanuel Macron gives a press statement near the Metropole Hotel before attending a state dinner in Hanoi on May 26, 2025. Ludovic Marin | Afp | Getty Images French President Emmanuel Macron visiting Vietnam and Swedish automaker Volvo Cars laying off employees might not appear to have much in common. But they are, on some level, strategic maneuvers in response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s deployment of 50% tariffs on the European Union, which he later delayed. Macron sealed a deal with Vietnam for the Asian country to buy 20 jets from European planemaker Airbus, building on an earlier agreement for a similar quantity. And Volvo Cars’ layoffs reflected growing pressure on the company to cut costs. The Swedish automaker has already pulled a China-made car completely out of the U.S. markets because of Trump’s tariffs on Beijing. The company, which is owned by China’s Geely Holding, also withdrew its financial guidance for both 2025 and 2026, citing tariff pressure on the automotive sector. Hence, while there may be sighs of relief in Brussels for now, Trump’s tariff bluster will continue to roil the global economy and investor confidence. What you need to know today European auto stocks reboundU.S. futures jumped Monday night stateside on Trump’s delay of 50% tariffs on the European Union. Markets were closed Monday for the Memorial Day holiday. In Europe, the Stoxx 600 index added 0.99%, with all sectors in positive territory. European auto stocks rebounded from a 3% loss in the previous session to close 1.7% higher on Monday following news of the tariff postponement. Rocky path ahead despite EU tariff delayInvestors cheered Trump’s delay of tariffs on the EU, driving U.S. futures and European markets higher. However, analysts are warning not to let optimism run unchecked. Berenberg Chief Economist Holger Schmieding told CNBC that even if a deal was struck to reduce import duties from the EU to 20% or 30%, “the EU would have no choice” but to impose “significant countermeasures” against the United States. Vietnam agrees to buy 20 Airbus jetsDuring French President Emmanuel Macron’s state visit to Vietnam — the first by a French president in almost 10 years — the two countries signed an agreement to buy 20 Airbus A330neo planes, vaccines from French pharmaceutical company Sanofi and cooperate on nuclear energy, reported Reuters, citing a list of documents it had seen. Volvo announces layoffsSweden-based automaker Volvo Cars on Monday said it would cut around 3,000 jobs, mostly office-based positions in Sweden, as part of a major cost-cutting drive. The move comes after the company, which is owned by China’s Geely Holding, announced an 18 billion Swedish kronor ($1.89 billion) cost and cash action plan late last month. [PRO] Buffett wisdom from shareholder meetingWarren Buffett stepping down from his role as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway was the biggest news from the firm’s annual meeting this year. CNBC PRO’s Yun Li points out other nuggets of wisdom from the Oracle of Omaha investors might have missed from the meeting, ranging from Buffett’s opinion on real estate to his investments in Japanese trading companies. And finally… Cher on 60 years of fame: Music, movies and giving back Pop icon, movie star and conservationist Cher’s career spans from the 1960s to 2020s—an incredible seven decades. Over the years, she has sold millions of albums, won an Oscar and co-founded a charity which works to free animals from captivity. In this edition of CNBC Meets, Cher speaks to Tania Bryer about the ambition that drove her success, activism and why her next album might be her last. Source link #Europe #responding #Trump #tariffs Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content] For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

American Music Awards 2025: Complete Winners List (UPDATING LIVE) – Variety American Music Awards 2025: Complete Winners List (UPDATING LIVE) – Variety American Music Awards 2025: Complete Winners List (UPDATING LIVE) Variety2025 American Music Awards Performers Announced American Music AwardsHere Are the 2025 American Music Awards Winners (Updating Live) BillboardAmerican Music Awards 2025: See All the Celebrity Red Carpet Fashion E! OnlineThe 2025 American Music Awards are today. Here’s how to watch and what to know. CBS News Source link #American #Music #Awards #Complete #Winners #List #UPDATING #LIVE #Variety Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Joe Hockey reckons resources industry will help Australia get a better deal from Donald Trump Joe Hockey reckons resources industry will help Australia get a better deal from Donald Trump Anthony Albanese will get a better trade deal from Donald Trump by taking Woodside Energy, Rio Tinto and BHP to the meeting and spruiking *********** investment into the US, former ambassador Joe Hockey has declared. The Prime Minister will be readying for a tough negotiation with the US President after the White House ramped up taxes on trading partners. Beef sales and even the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme are expected to be in America’s sights. But Mr Hockey told the *********** Energy Producers conference in Brisbane on Tuesday that Australia could leverage off the resources industry in talks. Perth-based Woodside pressed go on the $27 billion Louisiana LNG project in April, marking a huge push into North America by the company. ASX-listed Rio Tinto and BHP want to build the Resolution Copper project in Arizona, which would boost supply of a key mineral for the energy transition. Asked whether Mr Albanese should take Woodside boss Meg O’Neill to the meeting, Mr Hockey said “absolutely”. He said Mr Trump would “love” the cash being spent on the project — and added that mining giants BHP and Rio should also head to the White House. “Louisiana is so important to the Republican Party and Woodside is investing in Louisiana,” Mr Hockey said. “That will mean more to him than $200b going into California.” He said the investments would “make a huge difference” to Mr Trump and that would “have a material outcome (for) Australia”. Mr Hockey — also a former treasurer — brushed off concerns that the new administration might junk the AUKUS deal, the pact to buy nuclear submarines crucial for Australia’s defence. “I can tell you, the president is absolutely committed — not to AUKUS, but committed to the fact that Australia is investing in the US submarine program and is going to get submarines in return,” he said. “The transaction is more important than the written document.” Australia will be in a huge ****** of countries trying to clean up Mr Trump’s trade mess after his administration sparked financial chaos with a shock bag of tax hikes in early April. He has since dialled down the tariffs and agreed a 90-day negotiating ******* with China. Mr Hockey was optimistic the fight between Mr Trump and China’s Xi Jinping would be resolved. “The fundamental is that both know that they need each other,” he said. “They cannot have growing economies without each other.” The reporter travelled to the AEP Conference as a guest of the lobby group Source link #Joe #Hockey #reckons #resources #industry #Australia #deal #Donald #Trump Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content] For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

Former FOX 26 Houston anchor José Griñán has died Former FOX 26 Houston anchor José Griñán has died HOUSTON – Former FOX 26 Houston anchor José Griñán has passed away at 72-years-old. José was a beloved and familiar face in Houston – leaving an indelible mark on the city and on its broadcasting landscape, spending 30 years here at FOX 26. From the moment he joined our news team in 1993, José’s charisma, warmth, and dedication to his craft resonated deeply with viewers. His storytelling spanned thousands of stories, from hard-hitting breaking news to heartwarming features, all delivered with his signature style that made him a household name. Before Houston came to know and love José’s inviting presence on air, he had already built a remarkable career. José’s journey began as a cinematographer, filming documentaries for the U.S. Army, which ignited his passion for storytelling. His first anchor role came in El Paso, Texas, in 1975, and from there, his career skyrocketed. From Tampa, Miami, New York, and back to Texas at FOX 4 in Dallas, José’s pursuit of truth and storytelling took him across the nation. One of the first reporters on the scene during the Branch Davidian siege in Waco in the early ’90s, José was no stranger to covering monumental stories. He handled everything from natural disasters to high-stakes news events, always with professionalism and grace. Jose’s versatility on and off the desk earned him a special place in the hearts of Houstonians, as he became the very first male anchor on FOX 26’s morning show in 1993. Beyond his professional accolades, José was known for his generous spirit. He was committed to his community, giving his time to organizations like the National Kidney Foundation, Special Olympics, and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. He was also a board member of the Dive Pirate Foundation, Houston Read Commission and Keep Houston Beautiful. His kindness and dedication extended far beyond the newsroom, making an impact on countless lives in and out of Houston. José’s legacy is not only defined by his impressive résumé but by the countless anchors, reporters, and viewers whose lives he touched. He shared the news desk with more than 30 anchors and dozens of reporters, serving as a mentor, friend, and inspiration to many in the industry. Born on July 24, 1952, in Tampa, Florida, José’s Cuban roots were a source of pride. José was a proud father of five children, married to his wife, Kathy, and a cherished member of both the National Association of ****** Journalists and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists. Though José may no longer be with us, his legacy will continue to shine brightly in the stories he told, the lives he touched, and the city he loved. Source link #FOX #Houston #anchor #José #Griñán #died Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

27 hospitalized, including 4 children, after car plows into Liverpool FC parade – NPR 27 hospitalized, including 4 children, after car plows into Liverpool FC parade – NPR 27 hospitalized, including 4 children, after car plows into Liverpool FC parade NPRLiverpool parade latest: Child and adult seriously hurt and dozens more injured after car ploughs into Liverpool crowd BBCDozens injured in *** after driver runs through crowd celebrating Liverpool win The HillPolice say Liverpool parade collision not terrorism ESPNPolice say driver who plowed into Liverpool soccer fans acted alone, not believed to be terrorism AP News Source link #hospitalized #including #children #car #plows #Liverpool #parade #NPR Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Filmmaker who forced France to face its WWII past dies Filmmaker who forced France to face its WWII past dies Marcel Ophuls, the Academy Award-winning filmmaker whose landmark 1969 documentary The Sorrow and the Pity shattered the comforting myth that most of France had resisted the Nazis during World War II, has died at 97. The *******-born filmmaker, who was the son of legendary filmmaker Max Ophuls, died on Saturday at his home in southwest France after watching one of his favourite films with his family, his grandson Andreas-Benjamin Seyfert told The Associated Press. Though Ophuls would later win an Oscar for Hôtel Terminus (1988), his searing portrait of Nazi war criminal Klaus Barbie, it was The Sorrow and the Pity, that marked a turning point – not only in his career, but in how France confronted its past. Deemed too provocative, too divisive, it was banned from French television for over a decade. French broadcast executives said it “destroyed the myths the French still need” and did not air nationally until 1981. But for a younger generation in a country still recovering physically and psychologically from the aftermath of the atrocities, the movie was a revelation – an unflinching historical reckoning that challenged both national memory and national identity. The myth it punctured had been carefully constructed by Charles de Gaulle, the wartime general who led Free French forces from exile and later became president. In the aftermath of France’s liberation in 1944, de Gaulle promoted a version of events in which the French had resisted Nazi occupation as one people, united in dignity and defiance. Collaboration was portrayed as the work of a few traitors. The Sorrow and the Pity, which was nominated for the 1972 Oscar for Best Documentary, told a different story: the film turned its lens on Clermont-Ferrand, a provincial town at the heart of France. Through long, unvarnished interviews with farmers, shopkeepers, teachers, collaborators, members of the French Resistance – even the town’s former Nazi commander – Ophuls laid bare the moral ambiguities of life under occupation. There was no narrator, no music, no guiding hand to shape the audience’s emotions – just people speaking plainly, awkwardly, sometimes defensively. They remembered, justified and hesitated. And in those silences and contradictions, the film delivered its most devastating message: that France’s wartime story was not one of widespread resistance but of ordinary compromise – driven by fear, self-preservation, opportunism, and, at times, quiet complicity. The film revealed how French police had aided in the deportation of Jews. How neighbours stayed silent. How teachers claimed not to recall missing colleagues. How many had simply got by, with resistance being the exception – not the rule. In a 2004 interview Ophuls said. “Who can say their nation would have behaved better in the same circumstances?” Born in Frankfurt on November 1, 1927, Marcel Ophuls was the son of legendary *******-Jewish filmmaker Max Ophuls and when Hitler came to power in 1933, the family fled Germany for France. In 1940, as Nazi troops approached Paris, they fled again — across the rugged Pyrenees into Spain, and on to the United States. Many years later, Ophuls settled in a home overlooking those mountains. He became an American citizen and later served as a US Army GI in occupied Japan. But it was his father’s towering legacy that shaped his early path. He returned to France in the 1950s hoping to direct fiction, like his father. But after several poorly received features his path shifted to documentaries. After The Sorrow and the Pity, Ophuls followed with The Memory of Justice (1976), a sweeping meditation on war crimes that examined Nuremberg but also drew uncomfortable parallels to atrocities in Algeria and Vietnam. In Hôtel Terminus (1988), he spent five years tracking the life of Klaus Barbie, the so-called “Butcher of Lyon”, exposing not just his Nazi crimes but the role Western governments played in protecting him after the war. The film won him his Academy Award for Best Documentary but, overwhelmed by its darkness, French media reported that he attempted suicide during production. In The Troubles We’ve Seen (1994), he turned his camera on journalists covering the war in Bosnia, and on the media’s uneasy relationship with suffering and spectacle. He was a man of contradictions: a Jewish exile married to a ******* woman who had once belonged to the Hitler Youth; a French citizen never fully embraced; a filmmaker who adored Hollywood, but changed European cinema by telling truths others wouldn’t. He is survived by his wife, Régine, their three daughters, and three grandchildren. Lifeline 13 11 14 beyondblue 1300 22 4636 Source link #Filmmaker #forced #France #face #WWII #dies Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

1 Unstoppable Stock That Can Double Within Five Years to Join the $1 Trillion Club 1 Unstoppable Stock That Can Double Within Five Years to Join the $1 Trillion Club This company plans to follow the same playbook that got it to $500 billion to reach $1 trillion. Predictable revenue and expenses ensure this business grows earnings almost every year. A $1 trillion valuation isn’t out of the realm of possibilities if management executes. 10 stocks we like better than Netflix › The $1 trillion club has invited quite a few new members through its doors since Apple first broke through its threshold in 2018. Ten companies traded on U.S. stock exchanges have qualified for membership since, and that number should continue to grow over time as the world economy expands. But predicting the next member of the club isn’t easy. For example, few saw Nvidia growing beyond a $1 trillion valuation by 2023, fueled by the recent breakthroughs in generative artificial intelligence (AI). It’s now a $3 trillion company. One company, however, has its sights set on joining, and management thinks it can reach a $1 trillion level by 2030. While management typically shouldn’t operate a business with a goal of reaching a certain stock price, this company has a systematic approach to increasing earnings every year, and it should eventually push it to double its stock price and reach a $1 trillion valuation. Here’s why Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) could be one of the next members of the vaunted club. Image source: Getty Images. Netflix already boasts a $500 billion valuation as of this writing. That qualifies it as one of the biggest companies in the world, far larger than any other media company. But Netflix has a big advantage over traditional media — it’s not tied down by declining legacy operations like linear TV networks. That’s resulted in relatively consistent revenue growth. As mentioned earlier, Netflix has taken a systematic approach to growing its business. Since it operates a subscription business with a direct line to its customers, its revenue is fairly predictable. It plans content expenses well in advance of when they hit its income statement through long-term licenses and, increasingly, its own productions. As a result, it’s able to set a target operating margin each year, and it consistently comes very close to that target. As a result, Netflix has increased its operating margin from 13% in 2019 to 26.7% in 2024. For 2025, management is targeting 29%. Its first-quarter results exceeded that level and management expects even stronger margins in the second quarter, before higher expenses eat into profits in the second half of the year. Consistent expansion in operating margin is key to Netflix’s plan to reach a $1 trillion valuation. Management thinks it can double its revenue between 2024 and 2030, but it expects operating income to grow threefold. That implies an operating margin of about 40% by 2030, an expansion of 11 percentage points from its 2025 target. Since Netflix has historically expanded its margin about 2 percentage points in a normal year, that target is reasonable. Story Continues Further supporting Netflix’s growth is its strong free cash flow. After years of borrowing funds to invest in original content, the company turned cash-flow positive again in 2022. Last year, the business generated $6.9 billion in free cash flow and management expects that to grow to $8 billion this year. The cash gives Netflix management more flexibility to invest in content or acquisitions for growth, or return capital to shareholders through share repurchases. But the path ahead won’t be easy for Netflix. The company faces a big challenge going forward. Netflix has made a big shift in its strategy over the last few years by introducing an ad-supported tier to its offerings. It’s seen a lot of early success with advertising, and it’s moved to bring its ad-tech in house to generate better-performing ad units and improve the economics of the ad business. Management thinks advertising revenue can double in 2025 and grow to a $9 billion business by 2030. There are a couple challenges this shift creates. First of all, advertising revenue isn’t as predictable as subscription revenue. Ad sales are much more cyclical, so an economic slowdown will negatively impact the new business. The second challenge is balancing the ad-supported tier with the ad-free tiers for subscribers. Netflix expects the ad-free tiers to remain the biggest source of revenue and growth for a long time. That growth will come partially from raising prices to maintain parity between revenue from subscribers with ads and those without ads. Image source: Netflix. However, Netflix isn’t the only streaming service in town anymore, and that puts a cap on how much it can charge consumers before they’ll look elsewhere for their entertainment. Even if Netflix continues to increase its content budget, the marginal value of another series viewers love on Netflix might not be worth a higher price for many of them. To that end, Netflix may find the advertising tier an even more valuable piece of its business by 2030. Advertising can provide an additional boost in revenue for each extra minute Netflix viewers spend with the service, and that might not be true with the ad-free tiers. But that comes with the downside of less predictable revenue, making it more difficult for Netflix to hit its operating margin targets. Still, Netflix’s goals seem reasonable, even if it won’t be as easy for management to grow like it has in the past. If management continues to focus on its core financial goals of double-digit revenue growth and incrementally expanding its operating margin each year, it will be only a matter of time until reaches a $1 trillion valuation. Successfully tripling operating income means Netflix will also need a valuation of about 32 times its operating income in 2030. That’s well below its historic average, so it’s not out of the realm of possibility. That said, management should focus on the financial goals and let the market valuation figure itself out on its own. Before you buy stock in Netflix, consider this: The Motley Fool Stock Advisor analyst team just identified what they believe are the 10 best stocks for investors to buy now… and Netflix wasn’t one of them. The 10 stocks that made the cut could produce monster returns in the coming years. Consider when Netflix made this list on December 17, 2004… if you invested $1,000 at the time of our recommendation, you’d have $639,271!* Or when Nvidia made this list on April 15, 2005… if you invested $1,000 at the time of our recommendation, you’d have $804,688!* Now, it’s worth noting Stock Advisor’s total average return is 957% — a market-crushing outperformance compared to 167% for the S&P 500. Don’t miss out on the latest top 10 list, available when you join Stock Advisor. See the 10 stocks » *Stock Advisor returns as of May 19, 2025 Adam Levy has positions in Apple and Netflix. The Motley Fool has positions in and recommends Apple, Netflix, and Nvidia. 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The ultra-rich are moving gold to Singapore as global risks mount The ultra-rich are moving gold to Singapore as global risks mount “The idea of putting physical metal in a safe jurisdiction like Singapore with parties they can trust is becoming a big trend nowadays,” says Gregor Gregersen, founder of The Reserve. Alessia Pierdomenico | Bloomberg | Getty Images The ultra-wealthy are increasingly moving their gold offshore as economic and geopolitical uncertainty roils markets — and Singapore is emerging as a favored destination. Not far from the city-state’s airport sits a six-story facility covered in onyx and fortified by tight security. Tucked behind its steel doors are gold and silver bars amounting to about $1.5 billion. Known as “The Reserve,” the storage facility features scores of private vaults and a towering storage chamber lined with thousands of safe deposit boxes reaching three stories high. From the start of the year to April, the precious metals repository has received an 88% increase in orders to store gold and silver in the vault from the same ******* in 2024, said its founder, Gregor Gregersen. The Reserve, which also sells gold and silver bars, saw sales for precious metals bars skyrocket 200% year on year in that time, data provided by The Reserve showed. Singapore is viewed as the ‘Geneva of the East’; it has a reputation as a safe jurisdiction with relative political and economic stability. A growing sense of unease is driving the surge, according to industry watchers. “A lot of very high net worth clients are looking at tariffs, looking at the world changing, looking at the potential of geopolitical instabilities,” Gregersen told CNBC. “The idea of putting physical metal in a safe jurisdiction like Singapore with parties they can trust is becoming a big trend nowadays,” he said, adding that 90% of the new orders are coming from outside of Singapore. Not far from Singapore’s airport sits a six-story facility called The Reserve. Tucked behind its steel doors are gold and silver bars amounting to about $1.5 billion. The Reserve The rise of gold has been meteoric in recent months, with bullion prices notching consecutive record highs. That was fueled in part by its safe haven appeal in the face of the volatility brought about by U.S.-China trade tensions and a mass U.S. asset sell-off in April. Though gold prices recently cooled after investors’ risk appetites improved following a thaw in trade tensions between the two economic superpowers, some market watchers still believe they could climb to as high as $5,000 per ounce next year. Spot gold prices are currently trading at $3,346.32 per ounce, near historic levels. Physical bars versus paper The wealthy are also increasingly opting for physical gold bars instead of paper because they do not want as much price exposure, Gregersen said. While storing and owning physical gold isn’t completely free of price exposure, it limits exposure to certain risks that paper gold carries. For example, counterparty risks are lower if one owns the asset directly. The Silicon Valley Bank crisis that unfolded in 2023 fueled investors’ preference for physically owning or securely allocating specific gold bars, instead of relying on paper claims or owning just a stake in a pooled reserve — which could be put at risk if a bank collapses, said Nicky Shiels, head of research and metals strategy at MKS Pamp, a precious metals refining and trading firm. Stock Chart IconStock chart icon Gold prices in the past one year The World Gold Council’s chief market strategist John Reade likewise noted that this is especially the case for those who are worried about the health of the global financial system. “Some holders of physical precious metals are wary of storing gold within the banking system, even in allocated form, so they prefer to hold gold with entities that are not banks,” Reade said. Lack of trust in some domestic banks is also a key driver, said Jeremy Savory, founder of Millionaire Migrant, a Dubai-based consultancy that provides citizenship-related services to high-net-worth individuals. “If you’re in a country where you don’t trust the banking system, for example, Lebanon or Egypt or Algeria … they don’t want to put it in the bank,” said Savory, whose clients include high-net-worth individuals around the world who are trying to move physical gold to vaults in Switzerland, Singapore and Dubai. That said, vaulted gold may be less attractive for short-term investors, given that the transaction costs for purchasing and moving physical gold is higher than that of paper gold, said World Gold Council’s Reade. The Reserve’s storage facility features scores of private vaults capable of storing 25 to 60 tons of gold, which are stored in boxes and sealed. The Reserve But why store them in Singapore specifically? “Singapore is viewed as the ‘Geneva of the East’; it has a reputation as a safe jurisdiction with relative political and economic stability,” Shiels said. The Southeast Asian nation’s role as a key transit hub also makes it an attractive and convenient place for the wealthy to park their gold. “Singapore is a transit hub. Anywhere that is a transit hub, usually makes sense that there’s a gold vault,” said Savory. “You can bank, you can store your gold there, but you can also pick it up [easily] because it’s a transit hub. And this is where Switzerland is losing out,” he added. Although Dubai is also a popular transit hub with robust security, Savory noted that the process of storing gold in the city may require more paperwork. “Dubai is probably a little bit more documentation-heavy. Some people don’t like documentation,” he said. Source link #ultrarich #moving #gold #Singapore #global #risks #mount Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

What to Know About the Liverpool FC Parade Car ****** – The New York Times What to Know About the Liverpool FC Parade Car ****** – The New York Times What to Know About the Liverpool FC Parade Car ****** The New York TimesPolice say Liverpool parade collision not terrorism ESPNDozens injured in *** after driver runs through crowd celebrating Liverpool win The HillLiverpool FC Victory Parade: Driver Plows Into Crowd, Injuring 47 The New York TimesPolice say driver who plowed into Liverpool soccer fans acted alone, not believed to be terrorism AP News Source link #Liverpool #Parade #Car #****** #York #Times Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]

Almost 800 properties on Mid North Coast deemed uninhabitable by SES Almost 800 properties on Mid North Coast deemed uninhabitable by SES Almost 800 properties have been deemed uninhabitable on the NSW Mid North Coast as the SES begins recovery efforts in the region. NSW SES spokesman Matt Heap said 794 properties – including residential, commercial and industrial buildings – had been declared uninhabitable after record-breaking floods inundated the region. Camera IconFloodwaters have left close to 800 properties uninhabitable. SES via NewsWire Credit: NewsWire “NSW SES and interagency teams have conducted 5300 damage assessments,” Mr Heap said. “Teams will continue working through those damage assessments, washouts and clean-out efforts over the coming days, and it is likely the number (of uninhabitable properties) will rise.” Camera IconThe Taree Men’s Shed has been destroyed by floodwaters. NewsWire / Graeme Minett Credit: News Corp Australia It is estimated 10,000 flood-impacted properties will need to be assessed for safety. “This has been an incredibly challenging event for many communities, and I want to sincerely thank our NSW SES volunteers and partner agencies for their unwavering dedication and commitment in responding to this crisis,” NSW SES Commissioner Mike Wassing said. Camera IconSES members rescue trapped residents via boat. SES via NewsWire Credit: NewsWire “As we transition into the recovery phase of this operation, our priority remains on delivering essential supplies to the thousands of residents who remain isolated. “As the water recedes, we are only now starting to see the true scale of the devastation communities are dealing with. We are carrying out rapid assessments and working with communities to wash and clean out properties where it is safe to do so, but with 10,000 properties impacted, this will take time. Camera IconJulie Keegan, Sue Allport, Heidi Anderson and Deb Brown are typical of residents rallying together as the recovery effort begins. NewsWire / Scott Calvin Credit: News Corp Australia “Recovery is a long process, but communities have demonstrated remarkable resilience and resourcefulness, and I have no doubt they can rebuild together.” The recovery effort is set to be hindered by damaging winds, with the Bureau of Meteorology warning that average gusts of 50 to 65km/h and peaks of about 90km/h are set to hit the Mid North Coast, Hunter, South Coast and Central Tablelands on Tuesday. Camera IconThe SES will conduct washouts and clean-ups across the coming days. NewsWire / Scott Calvin Credit: News Corp Australia Authorities have also warned that residents should be aware of looters after two men were charged after allegedly stealing from destroyed homes. Deputy Commissioner Peter Thurtell warned anyone looking to try their luck picking through property that there was an increased police presence in the area. “We have additional police on the ground and if we find anyone taking advantage of this community, we’ll throw the book at them,” Mr Thurtell said. Camera IconTaree resident Peter Lay begins the clean-up effort at his home. NewsWire / Scott Calvin Credit: News Corp Australia “The impact of this weather event has been unimaginable and to think they now have to be concerned about hanging on to whatever property they have left is a disgrace. “Stealing from people vulnerable during hard times like these is un-***********.” The SES has advised residents taking part in the clean-up to be cautious of floodwaters containing dangerous debris and pollutants, such as garbage, chemicals, debris, sewage, germs such as bacteria, fungi and viruses. Residents have been told to take photos of their properties before they begin cleaning for insurance claims. They have also been told to wear protective clothing when touching or cleaning flood-damaged items and to leave waste on the kerbside, separating whitegoods and mattresses from other debris. Source link #properties #Mid #North #Coast #deemed #uninhabitable #SES Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content] For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

3 Zodiac Signs End May 2025 on a Lucky Note 3 Zodiac Signs End May 2025 on a Lucky Note The final days of May 2025 are upon us! During these final days of May 2025, which zodiac signs will find unexpected blessings, luck, or relief? Expert astrologers weigh in, giving you pro insights. Which 3 Zodiac Signs Manifest Luck and Ease in the Final Days of May 2025? Check if your Sun, Moon, or Rising signs are listed. Gemini On May 26, 2025, a captivating new moon in Gemini illuminates our sky, presenting a remarkable opportunity for a fresh emotional reset in our social lives, perspectives, and intellectual pursuits. This celestial event, positioned in your sign, opens the door to a world of endless possibilities. As you take this moment to recenter yourself, embrace the potential for profound growth, expansion, and enhanced self-awareness. Your own agency is the key to your liberation, so dare to envision a future filled with ******* dreams and brighter aspirations—while also committing to take practical steps toward making those dreams a reality. The energizing influence of this lunation will resonate throughout the end of May, empowering Gemini to shine with newfound confidence and charisma. Sagittarius On May 30, 2025, a powerful cosmic event unfolds as the Sun aligns with Mercury in Gemini, creating what is known as a Mercury cazimi. This celestial conjunction shines a spotlight on our consciousness, inviting us to embark on an exciting journey of exploration. We are encouraged to seek out innovative paths, uncover fresh solutions, and embrace new perspectives. With this dynamic alignment occurring in your relationship sector, you can anticipate significant breakthroughs in your social, romantic, and professional interactions. This is an ideal time to foster connections and strengthen bonds with those around you. Rather than feeling isolated in your challenges, you will find ample opportunities to collaborate and discover shared goals as a united team. Embrace this moment of cosmic clarity and connection—it could lead to transformative experiences in your relationships. Virgo As May draws to a close on the 26th, the enchanting new moon in Gemini heralds a vibrant season of professional growth. This Spring brings forth a flourishing work life filled with fresh opportunities and exciting developments. Expect dynamic partnerships to emerge, along with promising contracts and sales that align in your favor. Your entrepreneurial spirit will ignite with passion and determination, propelling you to seize the moment. Embrace the spotlight—clearly articulate your needs, aspirations, and skills, as you carve a pathway to undeniable success ahead. 3 Zodiac Signs End May 2025 on a Lucky Note first appeared on Parade on May 26, 2025 Source link #Zodiac #Signs #Lucky #Note Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content] For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]

'Lilo & Stitch,' 'Mission: Impossible' boost movie box office to record – Reuters 'Lilo & Stitch,' 'Mission: Impossible' boost movie box office to record – Reuters ‘Lilo & Stitch,’ ‘Mission: Impossible’ boost movie box office to record ReutersSummer Bound For $4.2B After Record $326M+ Memorial Day Weekend: ‘Lilo & Stitch’ Dances To $183M Holiday High, ‘Mission: Impossible 8’ $77M+ – Monday Box Office Update DeadlineHollywood Notches Record Memorial Day Weekend at Box Office Barron’s5 Reasons Why ‘Lilo & Stitch’ Shattered Memorial Day Box Office Records Variety‘Lilo & Stitch’ and ‘Mission: Impossible’ Add to a Box Office Boomlet The New York Times Source link #039Lilo #amp #Stitch039 #039Mission #Impossible039 #boost #movie #box #office #record #Reuters Pelican News View the full article at [Hidden Content]