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Why some tax refunds may actually be smaller than expected in 2026
The Trump administration has projected "very large refunds" for taxpayers in 2026, but some may be less than thrilled with the amount of money they get back.
Universal Music Group Wants Drake’s Defamation Lawsuit to Go Away
Drake's legal case against K-Dot lingers on. Continue reading…
Akron names new men’s basketball head coach
He replaces John Groce who recently stepped down at Akron to become the new head coach at Charleston.
Man Arrested For Sexual Assault At Gunna’s London Concert
A man was arrested on suspicion of alleged sexual assault at American rapper Gunna‘s concert at London’s O2 Arena. According to a report, the incident took place last week after a woman attending the concert said a man began assaulting her as she watched Gunna’s set. The BBC reports that during Gunna’s Wun World Tour
Kanye West Drops His Album ‘BULLY,’ Marks His First Solo Project In Five Years
Source: Revolt / Revolt Kanye West is back feeding the streets with his latest project, BULLY . After releasing Donda in 2021, Ye took a break from dropping solo material. During that time, he teamed up with West Coast Swiss-Army Knife, Ty Dolla $ign for their two-part collaborative series Vultures , which delivered big records
Guardians make roster moves to bolster pitching staff
The Guardians made multiple roster moves ahead of Monday night's series opener in Los Angeles.
How to get your mower ready for the season
Behind every summer lawn mower is a piece of equipment, a lawnmower, which needs to work to get the job done.
2 vie for Republican nomination for commissioner in Trumbull County
Voters in the upcoming Republican Primary will be deciding between the incumbent and a current township trustee in the race for county commissioner.
Police chief breaks down e-bike safety laws
Police Chief Greg Wilson says the number of calls reporting e-scooters on the Streets of Poland Township has skyrocketed over the past couple of years.
Israel’s parliament approves the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of murdering Israelis
JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel’s parliament on Monday passed a law approving the death penalty for Palestinians convicted of murdering Israelis, a measure that has been harshly condemned by the international community and rights groups as discriminatory and inhumane. The passage of the bill marked the culmination of a yearslong drive by the far-right to escalate