‘Storage Wars’ star Darrell Sheets dies by apparent suicide at age 67; found with gunshot wound to the head |

TRIGGER WARNING: This article contains references to suicide.Darrell Sheets, star of the longtime A&E reality series ‘Storage Wars’, has sadly passed away. He was 67.Lake Havasu City police said he died of what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.According to the Arizona police department, officers were dispatched to Sheets’ residence in…

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Overloaded vehicles to pay up to 4 times the toll; reporting to Vahan now mandatory | India News

NEW DELHI: Siphoning or under-reporting toll revenue from overloaded vehicles on national highways will be impossible from April 15 (Wednesday). Toll collecting agencies will collect higher user charges from overloaded vehicles only via FASTag, and they must record such vehicles and report this to the government’s Vahan portal.The provision of reporting overloading to the Vahan…

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Trump updates Modi on West Asia, focus on securing Hormuz; US envoy says incredible India-US deals in offing | India News

US President Donald Trump dialled PM Narendra Modi to discuss the situation in the West Asia region, including the importance of securing safe passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz, and to review what the Indian leader described as substantial progress achieved in bilateral cooperation in various sectors. This was the second time that…

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Meghalaya ups border vigil as B’desh battles measles-rubella | Guwahati News

Shillong: Meghalaya has increased vigil in districts along the India-Bangladesh border following an outbreak of highly infectious measles-rubella in neighbouring Bangladesh.Reports indicate that at least 118 people, mostly children, have died and thousands more have been infected in Bangladesh, where emergency vaccination has been launched.In a notification issued on Monday, the state health department called…

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World War II American soldiers buried in Belgium and the Netherlands have families there who still care for them | World News

Decades after the end of the Second World War, a quiet and deeply moving tradition continues across parts of Europe. In Belgium and the Netherlands, local families have taken it upon themselves to care for the graves of American soldiers who died during the liberation of their countries. These are not relatives by blood, but…

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