Web Stories Tuesday, February 17
‘Reckless’ tourists who ignored safety on popular island could be fined over emergency services use

Following a string of recently deployed emergency operations, Canary Islands officials are calling out tourists for ignoring safety advisories — and even floating a possible fine for visitors. Emergency rescues and searches come with “a price,” said Fernando Figuereo, general director of emergencies.  He added, “The emergency is not free,” according to…

I’m Over Winter — So I’m Filling My Closet With These Spring-Ready Fashion Staples Right Now

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! It’s only a matter of time until the cold temperatures and snow is gone for good, which means you better have spring-ready pieces on standby for that first warm day. Luckily, Amazon is filled with tops, dresses, bottoms, shoes and bags that are ideal for the transitional weather and new season. The must-shop pieces we…

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Civil rights icon Rev. Jesse Jackson dead at 84

Civil rights activist Rev. Jesse Jackson died Tuesday morning. He was 84. Jackson, a former presidential candidate, died peacefully surrounded by his loved ones, his family said in a Facebook statement. They said he “elevated the voices of the voiceless” and left an “indelible mark” in history. After speaking during…

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Africrypt Founders Return to South Africa After Years in Hiding: Report

South Africa’s so-called “Bitcoin Brothers,” Raees and Ameer Cajee, have quietly returned to the country years after the collapse of their crypto investment platform Africrypt, according to a new TV investigation.A segment aired Sunday by investigative program “Carte Blanche” said the pair is residing inside the gated Zimbali Estate in…

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