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Blake, Wm. Job and His Family Restored to Prosperity, object 21. 1821.

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Don Toliver has released his latest single ‘LV Bag,’ featuring Pharrell and South Korean rapper J-Hope, after it first debuted at Louis Vuitton’s FW25 runway show in Paris.

The track blends Don’s melodic rap, Pharrell’s production, and J-Hope’s first verse since completing military service in October. Fans had anticipated the release after snippets surfaced online on January 21.

‘LV Bag’ marks J-Hope’s return to music, with his full solo comeback expected in March.

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Blake, Wm. Christian Pursued by Obstinate and Pliable. 1824.

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Raw egg smuggling attempts have seen a 29% increase from October 2024 to February 2025, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Officers in El Paso alone have stopped over 90 individuals, issuing nearly $4,000 in fines.

The U.S. bans raw egg imports from Mexico due to avian flu risks. Meanwhile, U.S. egg prices have surged, reaching an average of $4.15 per dozen in December, with some stores charging up to $8.

Experts cite labor shortages, supply chain issues, and new cage-free egg laws as key factors. The USDA expects prices to fall to $2.50 per dozen by mid-2025, depending on bird flu containment.

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Blake, Wm. For the Sexes- The Gates of Paradise, object 12. 1818.

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A trial has begun for three men accused of stealing an 18-carat gold toilet from Blenheim Palace in 2019. Prosecutors called it an “audacious raid,” saying thieves ripped it from the plumbing in minutes, causing severe water damage.

The 215-pound toilet, a satirical artwork titled America, has never been recovered and is believed to have been cut up and sold.

Prosecutors say one suspect scouted the site while others carried out the theft and attempted to sell the gold.

One suspect has pleaded guilty to burglary and conspiracy, while the others deny involvement. Text messages between suspects show the stolen gold was referred to as a “car” while trying to offload it.

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Blake, Wm. Night IX, page 103, object 521. 1795.

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Scientists at USC caught mice attempting to revive unconscious peers by pawing, biting, and even pulling their tongues to clear airways—similar to human CPR. The behavior suggests mice may be more empathetic caregivers than we previously thought.

In experiments, mice spent nearly half of a 13-minute window attending to sedated peers. When plastic balls were placed in their mouths, other mice removed them 80% of the time, stopping their care once the peer regained consciousness.

Research shows the behavior is driven by oxytocin release in the brain, linked to empathy and caregiving.

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Blake, Wm. Canto IId. Verse 471, object 2. 1803.

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A federal judge has barred DHS, ICE, and CBP from conducting broad immigration arrests at certain religious sites while a lawsuit over the policy is pending. The February 24 ruling reinstates Biden-era guidelines limiting enforcement at places of worship.

The lawsuit, filed by Quakers, a Sikh temple, and other religious groups, argues that arrests in churches violate religious freedom. The judge ruled that federal agents can still make arrests at these sites if they have a warrant.

“The threat of federal officers surveilling and arresting meeting attendees” discourages participation, the lawsuit states. The case follows a similar lawsuit filed by more than two dozen religious organizations challenging the policy.