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Kmart—a name once etched into the daily rhythm of American life—now drifts toward its final chapter. Imagine it… shelves once brimming with appliances, clothes, toys… now empty, ghostly quiet. In Bridgehampton, New York, the last full-sized Kmart will soon vanish, doors set to close on October 20th. A flicker in the distance of what used to be a bright, unmissable flame. Kmart’s blue light fades to black with the shuttering of its last full-scale U.S. storehttps://t.co/dPRM5sfQnR pic.twitter.com/gUUSyuPEVJ — The Washington Times (@WashTimes) September 23, 2024 This isn’t just about one store, though. It’s a slow fade, years in the making.…
The dilemma over reclining airplane seats often feels trivial until it turns into something much bigger—this time, it spiraled into a confrontation drenched in cultural tension. A Cathay Pacific flight, soaring between Hong Kong and London, on September 17th, became the stage for this unsettling drama. A woman, originally from mainland China, settled into her seat only to be asked by the passenger behind her—another woman—to sit upright. Why? The husband seated next to this lady couldn’t get a clear view of the in-flight screen. The request, though framed politely, didn’t fly… what followed was anything but courteous. The lady…
The U.S. Commerce Department is poised to take a step that reaches far beyond trade deals or industry regulations—it’s about the very way we move through the world. The proposed ban? No more smart vehicles running on Chinese or Russian technology. Not because of a trade war, but because of something far deeper, something unsettling—national security at its core. After months of digging, U.S. officials have uncovered layers of risk hidden in the code and circuits of these cars. And it’s not just about data being stolen—it’s the shadow of something darker, the notion that one day, in some distant…
The Marxists are taking over… Sri Lanka finds itself at a turning point—where past and future hang together, where every vote carries the weight of a country’s hopes… its struggles. Two figures now stand in the spotlight, their names written into this crucial moment—Anura Kumara Dissanayake and Sajith Premadasa—each pulling the island in different directions, each vying for the right to lead in these uncertain times. This election? It was meant to deliver clarity, but instead, it has left the nation hanging, breath held, as no one secured the half of votes needed for an outright victory. Now, the story…
The Marxists are taking over… Sri Lanka finds itself at a turning point—where past and future hang together, where every vote carries the weight of a country’s hopes… its struggles. Two figures now stand in the spotlight, their names written into this crucial moment—Anura Kumara Dissanayake and Sajith Premadasa—each pulling the island in different directions, each vying for the right to lead in these uncertain times. This election? It was meant to deliver clarity, but instead, it has left the nation hanging, breath held, as no one secured the half of votes needed for an outright victory. Now, the story…
The Marxists are taking over… Sri Lanka finds itself at a turning point—where past and future hang together, where every vote carries the weight of a country’s hopes… its struggles. Two figures now stand in the spotlight, their names written into this crucial moment—Anura Kumara Dissanayake and Sajith Premadasa—each pulling the island in different directions, each vying for the right to lead in these uncertain times. This election? It was meant to deliver clarity, but instead, it has left the nation hanging, breath held, as no one secured the half of votes needed for an outright victory. Now, the story…
The Marxists are taking over… Sri Lanka finds itself at a turning point—where past and future hang together, where every vote carries the weight of a country’s hopes… its struggles. Two figures now stand in the spotlight, their names written into this crucial moment—Anura Kumara Dissanayake and Sajith Premadasa—each pulling the island in different directions, each vying for the right to lead in these uncertain times. This election? It was meant to deliver clarity, but instead, it has left the nation hanging, breath held, as no one secured the half of votes needed for an outright victory. Now, the story…
The Marxists are taking over… Sri Lanka finds itself at a turning point—where past and future hang together, where every vote carries the weight of a country’s hopes… its struggles. Two figures now stand in the spotlight, their names written into this crucial moment—Anura Kumara Dissanayake and Sajith Premadasa—each pulling the island in different directions, each vying for the right to lead in these uncertain times. This election? It was meant to deliver clarity, but instead, it has left the nation hanging, breath held, as no one secured the half of votes needed for an outright victory. Now, the story…
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