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Disrupting the Void: How Zaneta Alexander Is Re-Writing the Future for Arizona’s Vulnerable Youth
An Interview with the CEO of Lifeology AZ, Inc., on Turning Trauma into Transformative Leadership In a landscape often defined by bureaucracy and short-term fixes, Lifeology AZ, Inc . , is not just running a shelter—it is building a blueprint for systemic, generational change. At the helm is CEO and Co-Founder Zaneta Alexander , whose journey into youth advocacy wasn't a career path, but a deeply personal commitment forged by lived experience. We spoke with Alexander about th

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French President Macron Proposes Joint Panel with Palestinian Authority
In Paris, President Emmanuel Macron announced France will form a joint panel with the Palestinian Authority to draft a new constitution for Palestine, following growing international recognition of Palestinian statehood.

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Nov 121 min read


Blast Near Delhi’s Red Fort Kills 13, Terror Probe Launched
A car explosion near the historic Red Fort in Delhi killed 13 people and injured more than 20. Authorities have invoked terrorism laws and tightened security across the capital.

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Nov 121 min read


House Returns to Vote on Ending Historic Shutdown
After 43 days , the longest government shutdown in U.S. history may end today as the House reconvenes to vote on a Senate-passed funding bill.

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Nov 121 min read


Raise Your Communication IQ, Raise Humanity: The Mission Behind Measures4Success
In a world increasingly defined by noise, reaction, and misunderstanding, one voice is calling for something deeper: clarity, compassion, and connection. That voice belongs to Veronica D. Powell, PhD , LPC CEO of Measures4Success, LLC , whose mission is nothing short of revolutionary, transforming how human beings communicate so we can truly understand one another. After decades of clinical therapeutic work, Dr. Powell uncovered a profound truth: most emotional pain, workpla

Legend Magazine
Oct 274 min read


U.S. Business Activity Rises Despite Trade Tensions and Export Slump
The S&P Global Composite PMI rose to 54.8 in October, signaling expansion in both manufacturing and services sectors. However, economic sentiment remains fragile due to protectionist trade policies and a sharp decline in exports. Companies report stockpiles of unsold goods and cautious hiring. Analysts warn that while domestic activity is rebounding, global uncertainty—especially with China—could dampen long-term growth. The Trump administration’s proposed export restrictions

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Oct 261 min read


U.S. Introduces $1,000 Immigration Parole Fee for Humanitarian Entry
Starting October 16, 2025, the U.S. has implemented a $1,000 fee for migrants seeking temporary entry under humanitarian or public interest grounds. The fee applies to all parole approvals under Section 212(d)(5)(A) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, including renewals and extensions. Critics argue the fee creates financial barriers for vulnerable populations, while supporters claim it streamlines administrative costs. The policy is expected to impact thousands of applic

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Oct 261 min read


Accused Hamas Conspirator Found Living in Oklahoma Sparks Security Concerns
Federal authorities have arrested Mahmoud Amin al Muhtadi, an alleged Hamas conspirator linked to the October 7 attacks in Israel. According to the FBI, Muhtadi entered the U.S. on a visa from Egypt in 2024 and settled in Oklahoma, where he allegedly continued coordinating with militant groups. Photos and audio recordings included in the criminal complaint show Muhtadi holding military-grade weapons and discussing tactical plans. The case has reignited debates over immigratio

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Oct 261 min read


Government Shutdown Enters Fourth Week, Becomes Second-Longest in U.S. History
The federal government shutdown has now stretched into its 22nd day, making it the second-longest in U.S. history. Over 750,000 federal workers remain furloughed, and essential services like food aid programs are nearing depletion. President Donald Trump has refused to meet with Democratic leaders until a resolution is passed. Senate efforts to end the impasse have repeatedly failed, with the latest vote falling short of the required 60 votes. Democratic Senator Jeff Merkley

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Oct 261 min read


Gaza Ceasefire Holds—Barely—as Violence and Accusations Threaten Fragile Truce
The ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas, brokered by the United States in early October 2025, remains technically in effect—but only just. While the deal marked a major diplomatic breakthrough after two years of devastating conflict, recent events have exposed deep fractures in its implementation. Sporadic violence, unreturned hostages, and accusations of ceasefire violations have cast doubt on the truce’s durability. President Donald Trump confirmed on October 19 th

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Oct 262 min read


Jaclyn Ann Suri: Casting Futures, Creating Hits, Closing Deals
Jaclyn Ann Suri doesn’t just produce content—she engineers opportunity. As Co-CEO of Pelican Point Media, alongside her husband Ike Suri, she leads a multifaceted entertainment firm that blends production, talent management, and strategic casting into a single, high-impact ecosystem. Her bottom line is clear: create projects that get picked up and bought by Amazon, Netflix, or Picturehouse —and build the kind of talent that belongs there. Jaclyn’s husband and business partne

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Oct 245 min read


Paris Jewel Heist: $102M in Napoleonic Treasures Stolen from the Louvre
In a brazen daylight robbery on October 19, thieves struck the Louvre Museum in Paris, escaping with an estimated $102 million in royal jewels once belonging to Napoleon III and Empress Eugénie de Montijo Firstpost The News International . The heist unfolded just minutes after the museum opened, with visitors already inside. According to French police, the suspects used a basket lift to scale the museum’s facade, forced entry through a window, and smashed display cases in

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Oct 231 min read


Today Is International Nacho Day and Snow Leopard Day
Today marks two distinct global observances: International Day of the Nacho and World Snow Leopard Day —a pairing as unexpected as it is meaningful. International Day of the Nacho honors one of the world’s favorite snacks, first created in 1943 by Ignacio “Nacho” Anaya in Piedras Negras, Mexico. When a group of U.S. military wives arrived at his restaurant after hours, Anaya improvised with what he had: tortilla chips, melted cheese, and sliced jalapeños. The dish was a hit

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Oct 231 min read


Heineken Sales Dip Amid Global Beer Demand Slump
Dutch brewer Heineken reported a drop in global sales, citing reduced demand in Europe and Asia. The company plans to adjust its distribution strategy and focus on premium offerings to offset losses. Shares fell 2.3% in early trading.

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Oct 231 min read


U.S. National Debt Hits $38 Trillion Amid Government Shutdown
The U.S. Treasury confirmed Wednesday that the national debt has surpassed $38 trillion , marking the fastest $1 trillion increase outside of the pandemic era. The milestone comes as the federal government remains partially shut down, with no budget resolution in sight. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent addressed reporters at the White House, calling the debt surge “unsustainable” and urging Congress to act. The U.S. hit $37 trillion just two months ago, underscoring the pace

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Oct 231 min read


SAG-AFTRA Approves New Deal, Ending Months-Long Strike
Hollywood is back in motion. SAG-AFTRA members voted overwhelmingly to ratify a new three-year contract with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP), officially ending the actors’ strike that brought film and TV production to a halt for over 100 days. The deal includes: Historic AI protections, requiring consent and compensation for digital replicas. Streaming bonuses tied to viewership metrics, a first for the industry. Minimum wage increases across a

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Oct 231 min read


Netflix Drops ‘They Call Him OG’—Pawan Kalyan’s Action Thriller Goes Global
Pawan Kalyan’s Telugu-language film They Call Him OG premiered on Netflix today. The action-packed release marks the actor’s international streaming debut and is expected to draw large viewership across South Asia and diaspora communities.

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Oct 231 min read


U.S. Consulate in Chennai Reopens Amid Travel Ban Expansion
The U.S. Consulate in Chennai resumed visa processing today after a temporary closure. The reopening coincides with a broader travel ban affecting 12 countries. Applicants with scheduled appointments were allowed entry, while others are being rescheduled. June 2025 proclamation issued by President Trump. This travel ban: What It Is A full entry ban on nationals from 12 countries , including Afghanistan, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Yemen, and others USVisaWizard Courier-J

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Oct 231 min read


Government Shutdown Hits Day 22—No Talks Scheduled
The federal government shutdown has entered its 22nd day, making it the second-longest in U.S. history. President Trump stated he will not meet with Democratic leaders until a resolution is passed. Over 750,000 federal workers remain furloughed, and food aid programs are nearing critical limits.

Legend Magazine
Oct 231 min read


Hamas Returns Bodies of Israeli Hostages to Red Cross
In a new development, Hamas handed over the bodies of two Israeli hostages to the Red Cross in Gaza. The exchange follows weeks of negotiations and mounting international pressure. Israeli officials have not released the identities but confirmed the remains were received and are undergoing forensic review.

Legend Magazine
Oct 231 min read
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