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Canada is accelerating review of a proposed million-barrel-a-day pipeline to the Pacific coast, aiming to sell more crude beyond the United States. The project carries an estimated C$35.2 billion to C$43.7 billion price tag and faces environmental and Indigenous concerns. The post Canada fast-tracks Pacific oil pipeline to expand exports beyond US first appeared on News Mash .
Former Dallas officer Amber Guyger has been granted parole after serving about seven years for the murder of Botham Jean. His family opposed her release, and officials have not announced a release date. The post Former Dallas Officer Amber Guyger Is Granted Parole first appeared on News Mash .
Fires, school blockades and transport disruptions marked another day of student protests across France over staffing and school conditions. The BBC reported 1,949 arrests and 305 injured police officers Thursday. The post Fires and blockades spread during French student protests first appeared on News Mash .
Britain and European partners are discussing emergency diesel reserves as President Donald Trump considers restricting US exports. UK diesel prices are already at record highs, near £2 a litre. The post UK Discusses Diesel Reserves as Trump Weighs Export Ban first appeared on News Mash .
Phil Mickelson’s representatives say the golfer sought treatment earlier this year for family trauma and addiction and has since returned home. He has been away from competition since announcing an extended break in April. The post Phil Mickelson sought treatment for family trauma and addiction first appeared on News Mash .