Two supermarkets delivered groceries on the same day. The volume of plastic was vastly different
Woolworths is using far fewer plastic produce bags for online shopping orders than Coles – but it remains addicted to the pester power of Ooshies.
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Getting Fired From Biglaw Turned Out To Be A Great Career Move — See Also
Welcome To The House: Three years after Biglaw fired her, she's going to be the first Gen Z woman in Congress. Weil Isn’t Even Closed Yet And The Former Partners Have Already Called Their Lawyers: That “...
South Korea to deploy military mission to keep Strait of Hormuz open
South Korea will deploy maritime patrol aircraft and an explosive ordnance disposal team near the Strait of Hormuz to help keep the waterway open, its defence ministry said Thursday. Seoul said it would…
Texas Voters Rejected Flock Plate Readers, but the Mayor Wanted Them Covered Immediately
Texas voters rejected Flock plate readers; League City mayor ordered cameras covered immediately.
West Hollywood Allows Throuples, Foursomes, to Legally Register as Domestic Partners
The West Hollywood ordinance allows people in "throuples," "foursomes," and other perverse arrangements to officially register with the city.
Best Buy's midnight Zelda Switch 2 console launch is already intense
Zelda fans who haven't pre-ordered the game or its Switch 2 console and Pro Controller will find much competition at Best Buy stores
Escape from Tarkov creator reveals first hardcore sci-fi shooter gameplay
Escape from Tarkov creator Nikita Buyanov reveals Fragmentary Order, a hardcore sci-fi shooter with 14 minutes of gameplay footage.
Prop 39: California voters reject conservative voter ID proposal
California voters rejected a ballot measure that would have required people to prove their citizenship in order to vote under Proposition 39.
Virginia man receives restoration of rights letter addressed to his deceased dog
Biscuit’s owner said he’s never been convicted of a crime and doesn’t know any human named Biscuit. The grant order, dated Sept. 4, 2026, states that Biscuit now has the
1 dead, barricaded suspect surrenders after Salt Lake City incident
A possible shooting involving a barricaded subject forced a shelter-in-place order in Salt Lake City.
Opinion: A school district built on choice needs a school board that answers to the whole city
A prepossessed ordinance before the Anchorage Assembly would fundamentally change how Anchorage School Board members are elected.
DOJ announces nearly $300M for hiring, technology and crime reduction in 4 jurisdictions
The DOJ’s Model Cities Initiative aims to reduce violent crime, restore public order and strengthen coordination among public safety agencies
Oregon Town Weighs Sign Rules for License Plate Cameras
Albany, Ore., city leaders will consider a draft ordinance this week that would require businesses to post signs about license plate reading cameras.
CFP selection committee unravels season of parity with first rankings
The CFP Selection Committee released its first set of rankings in an order that indicates strength of schedule could have more pull than won-loss records in some cases.
‘Blue tsunami’ sweeps from Harrisburg to Washington in a historic repudiation of Trump and the GOP
Now, Democrats — looking toward a new political order once they are sworn into office in January — must find a way to govern amid deep fractures within their own party.
West Hollywood approves domestic partnership registry for polyamorous people
The ordinance allows people to register their multi-partner relationships with WeHo, giving them rights to hospital visitation and additional tenant protections, among other benefits.
Marissa Roy surges to early lead over John McKinney in L.A. city attorney race
Marissa Roy, 34, a deputy state attorney general, has campaigned on a promise to convert the city attorney's office into a massive "public interest law firm," while her opponent, veteran L.A. prosecutor John...
Let's set the example in data center governance
I took the opportunity last Tuesday night to attend the Clinton City Council meeting and listened to the discussion about the proposed ordinance regarding the possibility of construction of a
College basketball: Rams, Broncos favored in CIAA
CIAA press release BALTIMORE, Md. – The CIAA officially tipped off the 2026–27 basketball season with Media Day in Baltimore, announcing the conference’s preseason All-Conference team and predicted ord...
Cullman City Council approves annexation request
The City of Cullman updated its code of ordinances and signed off on special events during a brief meeting on Monday, Oct. 26. The main item on the city’s agenda […]
Mitchell City Council to consider Parks Board’s agreement with Bison Baseball Club
Council to set runoff election ballot date, have first reading of annual budget ordinance
Why Treatment Timelines Matter to an Experienced Medical Malpractice Lawyer
Medical care follows a sequence, and each step can affect what happens next. A test is ordered, a result comes back, a doctor makes a decision, and treatment begins. But
Column: The real life fright on Halloween
Back in 1947, kids in Washington, D.C., skipped trick-or-treating for Halloween in order to feed hungry children around the world. Instead of collecting candy, the kids got donations of nutritious
Dennison Twp. meets to discuss Blooming Dreams data center
WHITE HAVEN — In the parish hall of St. Patrick’s Church, more than 50 Dennison Twp. residents met Oct. 28 with supervisors and Blooming Dreams Development representatives who sought to amend the zoning...