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The State Department is retroactively promoting hundreds of additional Foreign Service employees, after unilaterally changing the criteria and the panels of individuals who oversee this process.
The Supreme Court of Turkey/Türkiye
(Yargtay) ruled that likes under photos of individuals of the opposite sex on social media may be considered "trust-undermining" and constitute grounds for divorce.
" If that means they're not getting their shots then it's pretty stupid."
On whose part?
Doesn't the boy who cried wolf have any culpability?