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The restaurant’s patriarch, Tanios Abi-Najm, fled war-ravaged Beirut before starting Lebanese Taverna in 1979. He died last week at 94.

A video of Barbara Collins and Chewy gardening together has amassed millions of views on social media.

The bill would block new data centers that draw more than 20 megawatts of power until the fall of 2027. It also calls to study their impact on the electrical grid.

Kimberlee Williams, who lived in Oklahoma, was jailed after being accused of crimes in Maryland, a state she’d told investigators she never visited.

The attempted fire-bombing at the home of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman led some Silicon Valley figures to accuse AI critics of inspiring political violence.

Lower courts blocked the effort to send home Haitian immigrants, part of an already shrinking workforce in nursing homes. The Supreme Court will hear the case this month.

The owners of Camp Mystic, where 27 campers and counselors died, want to reopen. The family of Cile Steward, 8, the only girl whose body wasn’t found, sued to stop them.

The arrest of Brazilian former intelligence chief and congressman Alexandre Ramagem ended a manhunt that stretched for six months across two continents.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani did not detail how much the city-run grocery stores would cost or how they would be able to sell products for less than market-rate prices.