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Molly Jong-Fast calls for bipartisan investigations into the Epstein files, suggesting the recent release was strategically timed to generate controversy and distract from the truth.

The right-wing coalition in Italy is rapidly advancing electoral law reforms without consulting the opposition, aiming for swift implementation.

Nutritionists provide insights on Donald Trump's eating habits, highlighting concerns about his diet's impact on health.

Ecuador launched its first ultra-fast charging station for electric vehicles, marking the beginning of a national network to promote electric vehicle adoption.

The article discusses tips and methods for stimulating hair growth through healthy habits and scalp care.

Sainsbury's is experiencing high demand for a stylish sweatshirt dress marked down from £30 to £9, receiving positive feedback from shoppers.

Around twenty people were treated at emergency services due to slips on icy surfaces in the Helsinki metropolitan area.

A tourist caught driving at 99 km/h in a 50 km/h zone in Norway will face expulsion after receiving a fine and reporting requirements to the police.

The Nigerian government is seeking Canadian technology and investment to enhance its mining sector reforms.

California fast food workers are urging employers to sign a pledge that safeguards their rights and protects them from ICE raids amid rising immigration enforcement.

Nantes goalkeeper Anthony Lopes simulated an injury during a Ligue 1 match to allow five Muslim teammates to break their Ramadan fast, highlighting the lack of formal religious pause allowances in French football.

Lithuania's VMVT has suspended a fast-food restaurant's operations due to a lack of running water, compromising hygiene standards.

The Greek Tourism Organization (EOT) and Mastercard are launching a targeted two-month campaign to promote Greece as a travel destination in the fast-growing Chinese market.

Burger King has revamped its iconic Whopper for the first time in a decade, aiming to enhance its appeal while maintaining its signature grilled flavor.

The founder of Shein has pledged billions to support initiatives in China while the company is under investigation in Europe.

A review of Wimpy, the iconic British burger chain, reveals a nostalgic experience with disappointing food.

Rīgas Siltums has installed a fast-acting electrode boiler to enhance heating efficiency and increase tariff stability.

A video shows members of the USA hockey team eating hamburgers at the White House, raising eyebrows on social media.

March 2026 will feature several significant Hindu festivals and fasting days, including Holi, Chaitra Navratri, and a lunar eclipse.

Catalonia has fined 17 fast credit companies up to 100,000 euros each for abusive practices and clauses detrimental to consumers.

Firefighters rescued families in Sumaré, Brazil, as heavy rains flooded streets and homes, causing submersion and fast-flowing water.

Tartu Bigbank volleyball team aims to secure a spot in the Baltic League finals with an upcoming match in Latvia after a successful first game against RSU.

The leader of the Kirchnerist bloc in the Argentine Senate, José Mayans, criticized Bartolomé Abdala for attempting to facilitate a fast-track vote on a trade agreement with the European Union, using provocative language to express his discontent with the lack of proper discussion.

Multiple vehicles were damaged by a snow removal machine driving against traffic on Hafnarfjarðarvegur in Iceland, prompting an investigation by the Road Administration.

Cuban authorities reported that a fast boat involved in a deadly shooting with border troops contained armed Cuban citizens from the U.S., allegedly intent on terrorist infiltration.

Martin Lewis has warned Tesco Clubcard holders to check their vouchers before they expire on Saturday, as £11 million worth are set to lapse.

Due to safety concerns, trains on the Karelian track in Finland will only be allowed to travel at 10 km/h for the time being, with the hope for a new bridge to allow for higher speeds in the future.

The Danish government's food check proposal is set for expedited consideration in Parliament amidst skepticism from various parties.

The Cuban government justified the shooting of armed men from a fast boat, claiming they were part of a terrorist infiltration command that resulted in four fatalities during the confrontation.

Cuba reported that four people were killed and six injured in an incident involving a fast boat registered in Florida after a confrontation with Cuban coast guard patrols.

Four people died on Wednesday off the coast of Cuba when the Cuban coast guard fired at a fast boat registered in Florida, according to the Cuban Ministry of the Interior.

Cuban border guards killed four members of a fast boat from the United States that allegedly opened fire after failing to comply with a stop order in Cuban territorial waters.

Cuban authorities reported that four crew members of a US-flagged fast boat were killed after they allegedly opened fire on Cuban police in territorial waters.

The rapid expansion of highways and express roads in Silesia aims to improve transit traffic and urban connectivity in the region.

The BBC will conduct a fast-track investigation into a racial slur that was broadcast during its coverage of the Bafta film awards.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that repairs to the Druzhba pipeline, which transports Russian oil to Eastern Europe, will take longer than expected due to ongoing Russian attacks.

The article discusses class perspectives in dining, highlighting differences between high-end restaurants like Maaemo and fast food chains like McDonald's, while also touching on societal views towards food and health.

Experts warn that the rapid development of AI is becoming increasingly difficult to quantify as it reportedly improves twice as fast every seven months.

A new train route connecting Dubai and Abu Dhabi is set to be operational this year, enhancing transport options between the two major cities in the UAE.

Diego Topa shares his personal reflections and pride as his daughter Mitai starts primary school for the first time.

The debate around McDonald's opening at Carl Berner intersection highlights deep cultural disdain for the fast-food chain in Norway.

A young man was shot dead at a fast food restaurant in Eskilstuna while a local woman was planning to support the establishment after it had a difficult period.

A significant snowstorm is impacting northern Ontario, causing major road closures and threatening to disrupt travel as it moves toward southern regions including Toronto.

High-speed internet cables have been installed near ex-Prince Andrew's new residence in Norfolk, improving connectivity for him and local residents.

Donald Trump is fast-tracking property expropriations in Laredo, Texas, as part of his border wall plan, giving homeowners just five days to decide their future.

The article outlines two expedited options for obtaining a passport in the UK to avoid disruptions to holiday plans.

A joint restaurant featuring Burger King and Taco Bell is set to open in Tikkurila, Helsinki, in March.

The French retail chain BHV plans to open physical Shein stores in five additional cities in France starting tomorrow.

Residents express shock and despair following a fatal shooting incident near a fast-food restaurant in Eskilstuna.

Slovak athlete Emma Zapletalová achieved a surprising victory in the 400m race at an indoor athletics meeting in Poland, outpacing world-class competitors.