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4 days ago
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Chill and win all summer long at Topgolf Dubai
Written by: What's On 1 hour ago Sponsored: Beat the heat… Looking for a cool way to beat the heat this summer? Topgolf Dubai is rolling out its hottest (and coolest) seasonal campaign yet: 'Chill & Win This Summer', packed with deals, games, and giveaways running from June 2 to August 29. Whether you're perfecting your swing or just soaking up the good vibes with friends, here's why Topgolf Dubai is the place to be this summer: Dhs99/hour gameplay on weekdays before 5pm – the perfect excuse for a fun-filled day with friends or colleagues. Free bay reservations before 5pm and after midnight, so you can plan ahead without the extra cost. Stay fresh in air-conditioned hitting bays, no matter how high the temperature climbs outside. Dive into the new summer food and drink menu, perfect for cooling off between swings. Discounted VIP Suite rates that come with fruit platters and chilled towels – talk about swinging in style. Enjoy bigger bonus credits at the Bunker Arcade, meaning more games for your buck. Got kids? The Junior Camp runs from June 30 to August 22, giving young golfers a chance to learn and have fun during the holidays. Toad in the Hole, Topgolf's lively restaurant, is serving up Saturday Family Brunches and a hearty Sunday Roast, making weekends extra tasty. And here's the cherry on top: keep your ice peeled for the Topgolf Ice Cream Truck, popping up across Dubai. Not only will it be handing out free Desert Chill ice cream, but you could also score Topgolf merch and a scratch card – 25 lucky winners will win a free Topgolf gameplay session. Summer's officially sorted. Topgolf Dubai, packages available from Jun 2 to Aug 29, Mon to Fri, 10am to 2am, Sat to Sun, 9am to 2am, > Sign up for FREE to get exclusive updates that you are interested in
Yahoo
24-02-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Judge blocks DOGE from accessing Education Department records
A federal judge appointed by former President Joe Biden is temporarily blocking Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from accessing personal records at the Department of Education (DoEd) as part of their cost-cutting sweep. Judge Deborah Boardman of Greenbelt, Maryland, issued a temporary restraining order on Monday against DOGE's access to records at the DoEd containing personal sensitive information on Americans, including financial data related to federal student loans. The order established a two-week restraining order against the DoEd and the Office of Personnel Management from sharing information with the newly formed cost-cutting department. "This continuing, unauthorized disclosure of the plaintiffs' sensitive personal information to DOGE affiliates is irreparable harm that money damages cannot rectify," Boardman wrote in the decision. Caesars Palace, Mlb Stadium, An Ice Cream Truck: Doge Reveals How Schools Spent Billions In Covid-relief Funds The order stems from a lawsuit filed against the administration alleging that "the agencies unlawfully granted access to records that contain their personally identifiable information ("PII") to personnel implementing the President's Executive Orders on the DOGE agenda." Read On The Fox News App "The plaintiffs have made a clear showing that they are likely to suffer irreparable harm without injunctive relief," the decision reads. "DOGE affiliates have been granted access to systems of record that contain some of the plaintiffs' most sensitive data—Social Security numbers, dates of birth, home addresses, income and assets, citizenship status, and disability status—and their access to this trove of personal information is ongoing." "Upon consideration of the amended complaint, the TRO briefing, the limited record evidence, oral argument, and the recent decisions of other courts in similar cases, the Court finds that the plaintiffs have met their burden for the extraordinary relief they seek," the ruling reads. "The TRO is granted in part and denied in part." Doge Slashes Over $100M In Dei Funding At Education Department: 'Win For Every Student' The latest ruling against DOGE comes from the same judge who in early February blocked President Donald Trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship. Boardman argued in the earlier ruling that citizenship is a "national concern that demands a uniform policy." DOGE has seen several legal victories in the face of attempts to block efforts to cut "wasteful" federal spending. U.S. District Judge Tanya S. Chutkan recently denied a request to issue a temporary restraining order preventing Musk and DOGE from accessing data systems at several federal agencies. The department was issued another win after District Judge Christopher Cooper, an Obama appointee, shot down a request from several federal labor unions to pause the mass firings of federal workers by the Trump article source: Judge blocks DOGE from accessing Education Department records
