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Indore Airport Lounge Under Fire Over Poor Food Quality, Limited Vegetarian Menu As Passenger Complains On X
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The passenger lounge at Devi Ahilyabai Holkar Airport has come under criticism over limited food choices and poor food quality.
Missouri couple escapes $6,450 towing bill after giving away wrecked Lexus
A recent ruling from a Missouri appeals court determined that a couple abandoned ownership of their damaged Lexus by signing the title over to an unidentified tow-truck driver.
Chiefs Have Sudden Kenneth Walker Injury Concern Before Falcons Game
The Kansas City Chiefs could be without running back Kenneth Walker III due to a groin injury that popped up this week.
- Kenneth Walker injured, causing uncertainty for Chiefs-Falcons game
- Walker held out of practice due to tight groin
- Chiefs monitor Walker's condition throughout day
Industry Groups Touted Gas as a “Constitutional Right.” These Voters Weren’t Having It.
When Coloradans voted last week to reject an amendment that would have enshrined a right to natural gas in their state constitution, they also rebuffed a legal maneuver by a dark money group to keep…
- Colorado voters rejected Amendment 82, recognizing gas as constitutional right
- Advance Colorado, secretive dark money group, sponsored the amendment
- Industry push reflects nationwide trend of fuel choice laws
‘The Body’ Was Meant to Be Dark. Geena Meszaros Also Makes It Hilarious
The star of Netflix's newest teen horror-comedy talks about letting her freak flag fly as an outcast suddenly thrust into the world of the popular girls
‘Cunk on Cinema’ Review: Michael Bay and Benedict Cumberbatch Join Diane Morgan’s Documentary Presenter for Her Latest Laugh-Filled Netflix Series
From silent film to modern AI-driven projects, Charlie Brooker and Philomena Cunk offer a six-episode history of Hollywood and its output.