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viralnewseveryday.comRobert Stephenson’s year is over before it could begin. The Los Angeles Angels announced on Wednesday night that Stephenson, just months after inking a $33 million deal with the franchise,…
viralnewseveryday.com(Bloomberg) — Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro, acting as a mediator in Venezuela’s political crisis, is proposing a democratic pact between the government of Nicolas Maduro and the opposition to ensure…
viralnewseveryday.comWe know there is some connection between skin and gut health, but many assumed the gut was the one calling the shots. A new study suggests that the influence can…
viralnewseveryday.comBill Zito has come a long way since his days as bat boy for the Milwaukee Brewers. From a World Series appearance as a teenage bat boy to the Stanley…
viralnewseveryday.comAnother hearing witness, former Boeing manager Ed Pierson, who is now the executive director for the Foundation for Aviation Safety, accused the company of a “criminal cover-up”, saying he had…
viralnewseveryday.comGraeme Naysmith, the guitarist of dream-pop band Pale Saints, died on April 4, the band’s record label, 4AD, confirmed. His age and cause of death were not given. Pale Saints…
viralnewseveryday.comAs long as they’re innocent in nature, misunderstandings and things we mishear and then believe for years make life a whole lot funnier: Take, for instance, my former stepbrother, who,…
viralnewseveryday.comBestselling author Sophie Kinsella revealed Wednesday that she was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2022 and since then has undergone surgery, radiation and chemotherapy to treat the aggressive disease. The…
viralnewseveryday.comThe Liberal government’s 2024 federal budget tabled Tuesday held a clear focus on “fairness” among generations and efforts to make the housing market more affordable, particularly for younger Canadians feeling…
viralnewseveryday.comA trade organization representing some of the world’s largest information technology companies—Google, Amazon, IBM, and Microsoft among them—say its members are voicing strong opposition to ongoing efforts by the Biden…
