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- 1Russian strikes hit civilian sites across Kyiv●Meanwhile, Russia continues its long tradition of annihilating the opposing nation Today in Kyiv , you can die at the su
Russia is continuing large-scale strikes on Kyiv, with attacks reported hitting supermarkets, a university, a gas station, streets and workplaces in the Ukrainian capital. Commenters describe the campaign as indiscriminate, targeting the heart of the city and killing civilians in everyday locations, and frame it as part of a longstanding Russian pattern of striking the opposing nation's population centers.
- 2Immigration arrests outside Oregon stores on the rise▼Immigration arrests outside Oregon big-box stores, supermarkets on the rise. What to know
US immigration authorities are making more arrests outside big-box stores and supermarkets in Oregon, according to local reporting. The pattern has raised concerns among immigrant communities and advocates, who warn that routine shopping trips are becoming sites of enforcement. Authorities have not detailed the scope of the operations, and residents are being told what to know about their rights if approached.
- 3Supermarket Opens Pub to Dodge Liquor Laws, Hires Bouncers●A Supermarket Opened a Pub to Get Around Liquor Laws. Now It Needs Bouncers. https://www.wsj.com/world/a-supermarket-ope
A supermarket has opened an on-site pub as a way to work around restrictive liquor licensing laws, but the workaround has brought unexpected consequences: the store now needs bouncers to manage the bar area. The arrangement highlights how retailers are finding creative, and occasionally unruly, ways to sell alcohol where rules limit straightforward alcohol sales.
- 4H-E-B sells far North Side land, barring grocery use▼H-E-B sells far North Side land with restrictions barring use for grocery
H-E-B has sold a parcel of land on San Antonio's far North Side with deed restrictions that prohibit the buyer from using it as a grocery store. The move effectively blocks any future competitor from opening a supermarket at the site, while allowing other forms of development. It highlights the chain's tight control over its retail territory in and around San Antonio, where it dominates the grocery market.