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“The thing about the old days, they the old days,” the unanimous Hawaii Supreme Court ruling issued Wednesday said

"What's past is past" was the underlying message, sort of, of a ruling this week from Hawaii's Supreme Court, though its decision cited a different famous quote...

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has never gone on election campaigns on official expenses and every such cost was borne by the BJP, his office said on Saturday.

Despite both the Supreme Court and the Biden administration ordering the removal of razor wire along the U.S.-Mexico border, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has pledged to continue installing it. The Onion asked Texans why they support the controversial deterrent, and this is what they said.

To mark the recent reissue of FM3’s Buddha Machine, Steve Barker tells the story of its origins, a tale which takes in Chinese temples and a Hong Kong branch of McDonald’s, a Beijing foot massage parlour and dinner with Brian Eno.

The Golden Age was about soaring over creative heights the medium had never explored before. Showrunners defied every law of television physics. At least, until recently.

To mark the recent reissue of FM3’s Buddha Machine, Steve Barker tells the story of its origins, a tale which takes in Chinese temples and a Hong Kong branch of McDonald’s, a Beijing foot massage parlour and dinner with Brian Eno.

Smalls Sliders inked a nine-unit deal for the Tampa area with Purple Square Management. Led by CEO Vik Patel, Purple Square operates more than 250 franchised locations in the U.S.

The inauguration of the temple — that cost over $217 million and is built on a site of a historic religious dispute — was celebrated by the global Hindu diaspora and decried by critics as the eroding of India's secular norms.

'Better Call Saul' is in good company.