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China cuts rates as lockdowns and a real estate crisis take their toll
China's central bank cut interest rates on Monday as new data showed the economy losing steam last month because of renewed Covid lockdowns and a deepening property downturn.
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Kristin Chenoweth’s naughty answer stuns Steve Harvey on ‘Family Feud’: ‘I'm a good Christian girl, forgive me’
Tony winner Kristin Chenoweth was out raising money for her charity on "Celebrity Family Feud," Sunday night.
- U.S.The Root
Charlottesville's First Black Woman Police Chief Fired As Officers Refused to Comply
After a midsummer meeting in June 2021, newly hired police chief RaShall Brackney felt the need to double down on her personal safety, unholstering her gun as she left headquarters. Brackney’s fear however was not prompted by the activity on the streets, or even the ongoing public threats made against the police department over the years. Instead, she found herself afraid of her own subordinates, cops who wanted her gone after making some controversial, yet necessary shake ups throughout the for
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Dua Lipa poses with friends in colorful bikinis while on a break from tour: 'Sunbums'
The "One Kiss" artist is currently on her world tour, which was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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VideoProtest erupt over Machu Picchu ticket sales halt
STORY: Both foreign and local tourists were stranded and unable to reach the iconic historical site. Many of them protested as they demanded solutions for what they deemed a loss of time and money. Local protesters went on strike and blocked roads. They demanded that 50% of the tickets to the archaeological site be sold in town and in person, to help reactivate the economy, and an increase to the number of tourists allowed to enter.
