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Spain emerges as Europe’s fastest-growing economy, achieving a 3.2% economic expansion, largely due to its proactive migration policies. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s open approach to migration contrasts with other European countries, fostering economic vitality. Immigration has significantly bolstered Spain’s workforce, filling 409,000

Michelle King, head of the Social Security Administration, resigns amidst widespread controversy. Tensions rise between King and Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency over data access. Musk’s team aims to reform federal agencies, focusing on wasteful practices and inefficiencies. The team’s methods

Burt Reynolds was a major star in the ’70s, known for his box-office hits and rugged charm. Reynolds famously turned down iconic roles such as Han Solo, James Bond, and Michael Corleone, shaping his legacy in unexpected ways. His decisions, influenced by

UCLA’s campus witnessed a significant protest supporting pro-Palestinian student groups facing suspension. The protest involved nearly a hundred people rallying from Royce Hall to Murphy Hall. Suspension followed an incident involving UC Regent Jay Sures and alleged harassment at his home. UCLA’s

High Potential is a captivating TV series featuring an unconventional detective, Morgan Gillory, with a sharp intellect. The show balances intriguing weekly mysteries with a long-term plot, appealing to procedural enthusiasts. Kaitlin Olson’s portrayal of Gillory evokes comparisons to iconic detectives like