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SEVIERVILLE, Tenn. – A man was banned from all Buc-ee’s stores “for life” after bringing his service duck into the chain’s Tennessee store, according to Fox News on Saturday.

In the Buc-ee’s video, Wood is shown bringing his duck, named Wrinkle, to the chain’s largest location near Sevierville, Tennessee.

During the video, an employee comes over to tell Wood that pets aren’t allowed in the store, though Wood explains that Wrinkle is a service animal. »

But speaking to Farage — the former leader of the U.K.'s Brexit Party — Trump softened his rhetoric while maintaining that Europe must pay "its fair share" of defense costs.

"NATO has to treat the U.S. fairly, because if it's not for the United States, NATO literally doesn't even exist," Trump said.

Asked directly if the U.S. under his presidency would come to the aid of NATO countries under attack, Trump said it would. »

Billionaire philanthropist and author MacKenzie Scott announced Tuesday she is giving $640 million to 361 small nonprofits that responded to an open call for applications.

Yield Giving’s first round of donations is more than double what Scott had initially pledged to give away through the application process.

Associated Press coverage of philanthropy and nonprofits receives support through the AP’s collaboration with The Conversation US, with funding from Lilly Endowment Inc. »

The Xbox Series X/S version of Final Fantasy 14 will introduce an Xbox-only currency this week.

It has since been confirmed that this full launch will take place on March 21, at which point players with existing Final Fantasy 14 accounts on other platforms will be able to log into the Xbox Series X/S version and continue their progress there.

However, as revealed on the game’s official website, the Xbox version will include its own currency called FFXIV Coins, which players will have to buy with real money to make purchases on the Final Fantasy 14 Online Store and the Mog Station. »