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PepsiCo, The Beverage Company, Was Once A Naval Superpower With Warships
In one of the strangest business deals in history, PepsiCo briefly became the owner of a small Russian Naval Fleet. Over three decades ago, the company acquired 17 submarines, a cruiser, and several warships.
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Trump Moves To Ban Flag Burning Despite Supreme Court Ruling To Allow It
President Donald Trump on Monday signed an executive order requiring the Justice Department to investigate and prosecute people for burning the American flag.
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After Brother Erik, Lyle Menendez Denied Parole In Parents' Murder
A US judicial commission denied parole Friday to Joseph Lyle Menendez, a day after his brother Erik was also ordered to stay in prison for the murder of their parents in a Beverly Hills mansion more than three decades ago.
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"I Was Raised To Lie, Cheat, Steal": What Erik Menendez During Parole Hearing
During his hearing he offered his most detailed account in years of how he was raised and why he made the choices he did - both at the time of his parents' killing and during his decades in prison.
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Erik Menendez, Accused Of Killing Parents With His Brother, Denied Parole
Erik Menendez was denied parole Thursday after serving decades in prison for murdering his parents with his older brother in 1989.
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PM Modi, Congress Leaders Pay Tributes To Rajiv Gandhi On 81st Birth Anniversary
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday paid tributes to former PM Rajiv Gandhi on the occasion of his 81st birth anniversary.
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Who Is Shailesh Jejurikar, Next CEO Of Procter & Gamble
Indian-born executive Shailesh Jejurikar will take over as the Chief Executive Officer of American Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) giant, Procter & Gamble, effective January 1, 2026.
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Theatre Doyen Ratan Thiyam Dies At 77 In Manipur After Long Battle With Post-Covid Complications
A pioneer of the "theatre of roots" movement, Ratan Thiyam received the Padma Shri in 1989
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Rare Oil Painting Of Mahatma Gandhi Sells For Rs 1.7 Crore In London
The painting had never been up for auction before and is believed to be the only oil portrait for which Mahatma Gandhi sat.
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Month After Confessing To 1986 Murder, Kerala Man Claims To Have Killed Again
Muhammadali who had last month confessed to killing someone in 1986, when he was a teenager, had committed another murder three years after that.
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Dalai Lama, A Resilient Advocate For The Tibetan People
The Dalai Lama, spiritual head of Tibetan Buddhism, has often called himself a simple monk, but for more than 60 years armed with little more than charm and conviction, he has managed to keep the cause of his people in the international spotlight
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Government Proposes To Make Two Helmets Mandatory For New 2-Wheelers
The government has proposed to make it mandatory for the two-wheeler manufacturers to provide two helmets at the time of vehicle purchase.
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Maye Musk Shares Elon Musk's 1989 Computer Aptitude Test: "My Genius Boy"
"The results were outstanding," the letter noted, a sentiment echoed by netizens, many of whom praised Musks evident tech talent even as a teenager.
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Menendez Brothers, Jailed For Killing Parents, Resentenced
Lyle and Erik Menendez, who have spent more than three decades behind bars for the grisly shotgun murders of their parents in the family's luxury Beverly Hills home, could soon walk free after a judge on Tuesday reduced their life sentences.
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Parent-Killing Menendez Brothers' Resentencing Hearing Postponed Till May
The Menendez Brothers, who are serving a life sentence for the 1989 shotgun killings of their parents, are seeking a change in their term that could allow them to be released on parole.
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PepsiCo, The Beverage Company, Was Once A Naval Superpower With Warships
In one of the strangest business deals in history, PepsiCo briefly became the owner of a small Russian Naval Fleet. Over three decades ago, the company acquired 17 submarines, a cruiser, and several warships.
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Trump Moves To Ban Flag Burning Despite Supreme Court Ruling To Allow It
President Donald Trump on Monday signed an executive order requiring the Justice Department to investigate and prosecute people for burning the American flag.
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After Brother Erik, Lyle Menendez Denied Parole In Parents' Murder
A US judicial commission denied parole Friday to Joseph Lyle Menendez, a day after his brother Erik was also ordered to stay in prison for the murder of their parents in a Beverly Hills mansion more than three decades ago.
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"I Was Raised To Lie, Cheat, Steal": What Erik Menendez During Parole Hearing
During his hearing he offered his most detailed account in years of how he was raised and why he made the choices he did - both at the time of his parents' killing and during his decades in prison.
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Erik Menendez, Accused Of Killing Parents With His Brother, Denied Parole
Erik Menendez was denied parole Thursday after serving decades in prison for murdering his parents with his older brother in 1989.
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PM Modi, Congress Leaders Pay Tributes To Rajiv Gandhi On 81st Birth Anniversary
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday paid tributes to former PM Rajiv Gandhi on the occasion of his 81st birth anniversary.
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Who Is Shailesh Jejurikar, Next CEO Of Procter & Gamble
Indian-born executive Shailesh Jejurikar will take over as the Chief Executive Officer of American Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) giant, Procter & Gamble, effective January 1, 2026.
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Theatre Doyen Ratan Thiyam Dies At 77 In Manipur After Long Battle With Post-Covid Complications
A pioneer of the "theatre of roots" movement, Ratan Thiyam received the Padma Shri in 1989
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Rare Oil Painting Of Mahatma Gandhi Sells For Rs 1.7 Crore In London
The painting had never been up for auction before and is believed to be the only oil portrait for which Mahatma Gandhi sat.
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Month After Confessing To 1986 Murder, Kerala Man Claims To Have Killed Again
Muhammadali who had last month confessed to killing someone in 1986, when he was a teenager, had committed another murder three years after that.
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Dalai Lama, A Resilient Advocate For The Tibetan People
The Dalai Lama, spiritual head of Tibetan Buddhism, has often called himself a simple monk, but for more than 60 years armed with little more than charm and conviction, he has managed to keep the cause of his people in the international spotlight
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Government Proposes To Make Two Helmets Mandatory For New 2-Wheelers
The government has proposed to make it mandatory for the two-wheeler manufacturers to provide two helmets at the time of vehicle purchase.
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Maye Musk Shares Elon Musk's 1989 Computer Aptitude Test: "My Genius Boy"
"The results were outstanding," the letter noted, a sentiment echoed by netizens, many of whom praised Musks evident tech talent even as a teenager.
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Menendez Brothers, Jailed For Killing Parents, Resentenced
Lyle and Erik Menendez, who have spent more than three decades behind bars for the grisly shotgun murders of their parents in the family's luxury Beverly Hills home, could soon walk free after a judge on Tuesday reduced their life sentences.
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Parent-Killing Menendez Brothers' Resentencing Hearing Postponed Till May
The Menendez Brothers, who are serving a life sentence for the 1989 shotgun killings of their parents, are seeking a change in their term that could allow them to be released on parole.
