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WASHINGTON (NewsNation) — Two Republican lawmakers are working on a bill to put Charlie Kirk’s likeness on silver dollar coins. U.S. Reps. Abe Hamadeh, R-Ariz., and Rep. August Pfluger, R-Texas, plan to introduce the bill before the end of the week. Turing Point USA founder Charlie Kirk addresses the Republican National Convention at the Fiserv…

Kimmel return to late night nets hosts biggest ratings haul in a decade

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(The Hill) — Comedian Jimmy Kimmel’s return to late night on Tuesday earned him his largest television audience in more than a decade, ABC announced on Wednesday. “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” this week netted more than 6 million viewers on linear broadcast, according to Nielsen Media Research data, despite the show being preempted in what the…

Chorney-Booth: La Brezza enters a “second golden era” thanks to its new next-generation owner

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On a recent Saturday night at La Brezza – the Bridgeland institution that’s sat in the same house on 1st Avenue N.E. since 1987 – the restaurant was buzzing. Tables of regulars who had clearly been going to the restaurant for decades passed around heaping platters of pasta while younger couples out for a date…

Pull up a stool streetside and discover Vietnam’s most authentic dishes

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Perched on a tiny, kiddie-sized plastic stool in a narrow, crowded alley, as scooters beep and jostle for space and people yell, I slurp a $2.50 bowl of pho ladled right out of a steaming cauldron. Read More

Review: Audience and characters must unravel mystery in Rosebud’s The Green House

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There are several secrets for the audience to discover in Krista Marushy’s dramatic thriller, The Green House, which is receiving its world premiere at Rosebud Theatre until Oct. 25. Read More

Starbucks to lay off 900 employees, close stores in US, Canada

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Starbucks is laying off around 900 non-retail employees and closing some U.S. and Canadian stores as it focuses more of its resources on a turnaround. The Seattle coffee giant will notify employees whose positions are being eliminated early Friday and said that it plans to close an undetermined number of stores in North America in the…

Nelson: Code of the West still rings true for Calgary today

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There’s so much chatter about identity these days, yet very little is said about character. Read More

Opinion: I teach. But, I’m no longer a teacher

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I began this work more than a decade ago in the waning days of the Alberta Initiative for School Improvement. Even the name now feels like a relic — a reminder of a time when education in this province was driven by innovation and investment, not austerity and decline. Since then, we’ve done more with…

Parker: Longtime sister team taking office leasing skills to NAI Advent, with focus on downtown market

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Together in commercial real estate for 14 years, the Bhatti sisters — Loveleen and Roseleen — have made the move to NAI Advent to build up its office leasing program. Read More

Alberta remains a ‘magnet’ for interprovincial migration, but draw is weakening

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