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Leaked NewJeans contracts reveal stars were banned from dating and had basic rights stripped away before facing multimillion dollar lawsuits
Secret agreements obtained by The New York Times show how label Ador removed child labour protections, banned romantic relationships, and
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Oxford Graduate Dies by Suicide After NHS Nurse Puts Her in Unescorted Taxi During Mental Health Crisis
An inquest heard how Oxford graduate Georgina Hodson, 27, died by suicide after an NHS nurse sent her alone in
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17% of Asian American Trump Voters Switched to Democrats in 2026 Midterms
New polling finds 17% of Asian American voters who backed Trump in 2024 switched to Democrats in the 2026 midterms,
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“We Just Sat Down”: KATSEYE Fans Rage After Detroit Show Is Cancelled Last Minute
KATSEYE fans are furious after the group canceled its Detroit concert roughly 30 minutes before showtime, leaving many already seated
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