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Trump made more than a thousand stock trades in June
In June, U.S. President Donald Trump executed over a thousand stock and investment transactions. This high volume of activity has raised concerns regarding potential conflicts of interest.
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Explosive rise in bicycle accidents in Aalsmeer, much suffering on notorious roundabouts
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'Waste detectives' to become permanent as waste nuisance remains high in Haarlemmermeer
The municipality of Haarlemmermeer has decided to permanently employ a specialized enforcement team, known as 'waste detectives,' to combat illegal dumping and waste placed next to containers. Despite a significant increase in fines and warnings issued since the project's inception, residents report that the problem of trash accumulation remains persistent in their neighborhoods.
Sleeping outdoors will soon no longer be a punishable offense, but these residents are unhappy about it
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