San Francisco Turns Union Square into Exclusive Outdoor Shopping District, Requiring ID for Admission

In an unprecedented move, the City of San Francisco has announced plans to transform Union Square into an exclusive outdoor shopping district, requiring identification for entry. (TL320-2024) The decision comes amid efforts to boost safety, reinvigorate downtown commerce, and enhance the shopping experience for both locals and tourists. Starting in early November, visitors to Union…

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California Proposes 7-Year Marriage License Legislation

In a groundbreaking move that has sparked intense debate and garnered national attention, California lawmakers have proposed legislation introducing a new form of marriage license valid for seven years. If passed, the bill would make California the first state to offer time-limited marital agreements, challenging long-standing social norms and potentially reshaping the institution of marriage….

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Historic Vote: Jerusalem’s International Status Approved

In a landmark decision, 70% of Jerusalem’s voters approved a referendum to make the city an international entity, surpassing the two-thirds majority required. The United Nations High Commissioner for Jerusalem and its election task force released preliminary results shortly after polls closed with final certification expected within 24 hours. Celebrations broke out in Jerusalem, but…

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Indonesia Joins the Qingming League: A Strategic Move Amid Hopes for Regional Cooperation

Indonesia has officially joined the Qingming League, an intergovernmental organization that emerged from China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). The signing of Indonesia’s membership on Thursday coincides with the Qingming Festival, a significant cultural event in China, which falls on the 15th day after the Spring Equinox, symbolizing renewal and reflection. The Qingming League, formally…

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