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Stelco, the Ontario steelmaker, is slowing operations and laying off hundreds of workers in Hamilton and Nanticoke. CEO Alan Kestenbaum said no amount of money could have prevented the slowdown, pointing to the impact of US tariffs on Canadian steel. Reports link the decision to the trade war under Trump, and commentators are debating whether Canada's steel industry can survive. Workers describe the layoffs as devastating, with many facing an uncertain financial future.
- 2Remembering the 2016 title drama at Sepang●The 2016 title battle certainly heated up at Sepang in 2016... 🤯 Lap 1 contact for Rosberg and a DNF for Lewis Hamilton
F1 fans are recalling the 2016 Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang, a pivotal race in the title fight between Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg. Hamilton retired from the race while Rosberg's race was damaged by first-lap contact, allowing Rosberg's Drivers' Championship lead to stretch from eight points to 23. The recollection has resurfaced ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix.
- 3Lewis Hamilton complains he towed Leclerc yet finished 0.5s slower▼Lewis Hamilton: ‘I towed Charles the whole time’ and ended up 0.5s slower
Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton says he gave Charles Leclerc a slipstream tow throughout qualifying and still ended up half a second slower, voicing frustration at the pace gap between the two teammates. His remarks have revived debate about his form at Ferrari and the team's internal competitive balance.
- 4No. 11 women's golf finishes sixth at Carnegie Mellon tournament▼No. 11 women's golf places sixth at 54-hole Carnegie Mellon tournament
Hamilton College's No. 11-ranked women's golf team placed sixth at a 54-hole tournament hosted by Carnegie Mellon. The result gives the nationally ranked Continentals a mid-season data point as they gauge their form against strong Division III competition, and it gives followers of the program a marker heading into the next stretch of the fall schedule.
- 5F3 champion Ugo Ugochukwu opens up on title nerves and Hamilton meeting▼F3 Champion Ugo Ugochukwu on last lap nerves and meeting Sir Lewis Hamilton
Formula 3 champion Ugo Ugochukwu has spoken about the nerves he felt on the final lap of his title-winning season and his meeting with seven-time Formula 1 world champion Sir Lewis Hamilton. The young McLaren-backed American driver reflected on the pressure of closing out the championship and the significance of meeting the British star as his own career climbs toward F1.
- 6Marshall sends cease-and-desist to Hamilton over medical debt ad●Marshall sends cease-and-desist letter to Hamilton over 'defamatory' medical debt ad # rogerMarshall # Kansas # Adamhami
Kansas Senator Roger Marshall has sent a cease-and-desist letter to Reverend Adam Hamilton over an ad about medical debt, which Marshall's office calls defamatory. The confrontation has become a talking point in discussion of the Kansas election race, with commentary including political cartoons circulating around the dispute.
- 7F1 recalls 2016 Sepang race that swung the title fight●Formula 1 (@F1): The 2016 title battle certainly heated up at Sepang in 2016... 🤯 Lap 1 contact for Rosberg and a DNF fo
Formula 1 is looking back at the 2016 Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang, where a first-lap collision between Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton turned the championship upside down. Hamilton retired with damage while Rosberg recovered to finish, stretching the German's Drivers' Championship lead from eight to 23 points. The post comes as F1 shares classic moments during the season break.
- 8Creator Jen Hamilton opens up on fame, 'Birth Vibes' and divorce▼Kids, Chaos & Coffee: Jen Hamilton opens up about viral fame, 'Birth Vibes' & navigating divorce
Jen Hamilton, the storyteller known for her candid takes on parenting, sat down with WCNC to discuss her rise to viral fame, her 'Birth Vibes' work, and how she is navigating a divorce while raising kids. She spoke openly about balancing an online career with family chaos, motherhood and the personal upheaval of separating in the public eye.
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Hamilton County is set to introduce vote centers, a move that changes how residents cast ballots in elections. Under the vote center model, voters can use any designated location in the county on election day rather than being tied to a single assigned precinct. The change, reported by Indianapolis public radio station WFYI, is intended to make voting more convenient for residents across the county.