At the direction of Gov. Greg Abbott, state transportation officials told local leaders to remove crosswalk art often used to mark historically LGBTQ+ neighborhoods or risk losing millions in funding.

For some die-hard fans, idols occupy a large part of their identity, time and social life. Their near-religious devotion shows how fandom now fills spaces where traditional faith has lived.
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The Grand Egyptian Museum, one of the world's largest museums and built with Japanese support, fully opened to the public on Saturday near the famous Giza pyramid complex.

Nearly half of Americans agree with the statement "The American dream no longer exists," according to The POLITICO Poll by Public First. 

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The House speaker said the Pentagon has plenty of proof the vessels belong to "narco-terrorists," just none it can share with congress yet.

Estonia is prepared to shoot down Russian targets if they cross its airspace, Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna confirmed. He cited long-standing NATO protocols, saying alliance forces are ready to act from “the 1st second.” NATO jets were recently on alert after a 12-minute Russian airspace violation

Although this ensemble was a commercial failure, Claire McCardell had a vision of the capsule wardrobe that would be revived decades later by designers like Donna Karan and her 7 Easy Pieces. This is mid #1930s, a travel ensemble to work anywhere you might land @metmuseum.org #FashionHistory 🗃️🪡

Oh yeah, this is a good one. Mom & Pop Mexican restaurant.

listen we may have lost our family business, made our kids miserable, had to live in a barn with goats and lost $50,000 to a local Russian slumlord, but at least we dont have to see gay people in public

A New York judge has dismissed a legal challenge from Texas seeking to enforce a civil judgment against a doctor accused of prescribing abortion pills to a Dallas-area woman.

Reports of Ukrainian naval drones being active, heading towards occupied Crimea.

The letter said @chicago.suntimes.com would file suit for intellectual property right infringement if the three pics used in social posts over the last week aren’t immediately removed from government accounts.

A Sun-Times legal rep said DHS could be liable for damages of up to $150k per violation.