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‘The Last Frontier’ review: Arctic setting is part of show’s allure
In “The Last Frontier,” which premieres Friday on Apple TV+, a plane carrying federal prisoners goes down in the Alaskan wilderness outside a town where Frank Remnick (Jason Clarke) is the U.S. Marshal. Eighteen passengers survive, among…
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Ukraine says ‘massive’ Russian attack underway targeting energy infrastructure
Russia is carrying out a “massive attack” on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, top Ukrainian officials said early Friday, with parts of the capital Kyiv left without power.
Workers…
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Apple to Move Health, Fitness Divisions to Services in Reorganization
Apple Inc. is preparing to expand the roles of some top executives in response to the pending departure of longtime Chief Operating Officer Jeff Williams, according to people familiar with the matter.
Services chief Eddy Cue will gain supervision…
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Performative male contest leaves spectators Charm-ed, matcha, Labubus in hand
Tote bags, matcha lattes and Labubus took over the lawn beside Janss Steps at a performative male competition Tuesday.
The competition, hosted by the Shenanigans Comedy Club at UCLA, invited the UCLA community to compete by dressing up and…
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Latest Oil Market News and Analysis for Oct. 10
Oil held the biggest decline in a week on cautious optimism about easing tensions in the Middle East and the outlook for supply.
Brent traded near $65 a barrel after closing 1.6% lower on Thursday, while West Texas Intermediate was below $62. Israel approved a framework that would see Hamas release hostages in exchange for prisoners, a major step forward for a peace agreement to end the bloody conflict in Gaza.
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Mexico’s robust power targets hinge on private sector, but clarity is key: execs – S&P Global
- Mexico’s robust power targets hinge on private sector, but clarity is key: execs S&P Global
- Lower fuel prices in 2024 resulted in the lowest U.S.-Mexico energy trade value since 2020 U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) (.gov)
- Mexico’s Energy Paradox: Abundance, but Dependence Mexico Business News
- Ready for Renaissance: 11 Things to Know about Mexico’s Energy Transition BloombergNEF
- The Overlooked Thermal Energy Transition in Mexico Mexico Business News
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Cancer alert: Lesser-known breast cancer surging in US; what is it and the red flags to watch for
Breast cancer, one of the most aggressive kinds of cancer, remains the most commonly diagnosed cancer among women globally. Not to say that men are safe from this kind of cancer, but in 2022 alone, around 2.3 million women were diagnosed with…
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Team ’25 Europe – The Browser Company wants to create a Web operating system. Where have I heard that before?
(© Tom Wang – Adobe Stock) Back in the days when people used to install software by inserting floppy disks into the slots on desktop computers, a few visionaries dreamt of being able to run software directly on the Internet and use it in…
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