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By CCN: The non-stop cringe parade that is the Joe Biden presidential campaign took another embarrassing turn at a recent fundraiser when in true “Sixth Sense” fashion the former vice president accidentally revealed that he not only sees dead people but talks to them too. Joe Biden: Margaret Thatcher Told Me She Doesn’t Like Trump This latest track in Biden’s greatest gaffes playlist involved mixing up U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May with former PM Margaret Thatcher while name-dropping foreign... Читать дальше...

Creating a will is an important thing to do. Knowing that the assets you've accumulated through your life are being distributed according to your wishes after you die can give you peace of mind and it can ensure your family and other loved ones benefit. It can also help avoid squabbles and legal issues. A recent court case in London highlights the importance of including online assets in your will alongside your physical and financial assets. More »

Michael Page is still in high spirits despite suffering the first knockout loss of his career against Douglas Lima.

Two tax measures were recently approved to resuscitate the housing sector, but they are unlikely to have much effect as mortgage rejections remain a major problem, say local developers.

MANCHESTER CITY celebrated winning the 2018/19 Premier League title by breaking into a passionate rendition of ‘Wonderwall’ alongside former Oasis frontman Noel Gallagher.

Sweden to come-up with electric road that will charge your car as you drive

1. PETER OBORNE: Nigel Farage's blustering about BBC 'bias' exposed his gaping flaws  Daily Mail
2. Farage: May 'wilfully deceiving' people over Brexit deal  BBC News
3. Damian Hinds: European elections 'ultimate protest vote'  BBC News
4. Lesley Riddoch: Too late to stop Brexit Party bandwagon  The Scotsman
5. Forget the polls. Even if the Brexit Party succeed at the European elections, it’ll have no impact on Brexit  The Independent
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In his 159th career PGA Tour start since his debut in 2011, Sung Kang closed with a 4-under 67 to finish at 23 under.

Serie C 2018/2019 - Matchday 39 - Played 12-May-19 - Posted by Hce

Body image concerns 'making people suicidal'  BBC News

Concerns about body image are making large numbers of people depressed and even suicidal, a survey suggests. The poll of 4,500 UK adults found a third had ...

Mental health experts say the issue is too often overlooked but is causing people real distress.

Anthony Mantha racks up five points, one shy of Eric Lindros’ record, in blowout win over underdog Britain in Slovakia.

Now two weeks into a standoff against police and Juan Guaid'o supporters, a coalition of activists with CODEPINK and the ANSWER Coalition held a Mother's Day themed protest at the Venezuelan Embassy. {{embed|t=gEjz_1557703643}} CODEPINK co-founder Medea Benjamin attempted to cross to the Guaid'o side of the street, but was prevented by police. "I'm gonna go right into that crowd and you're gonna have to arrest me" she told an officer, unhappy that she was no longer allowed to go onto the other side to interact with her rivals. Читать дальше...

NCEA fees were an unfair tax on a basic high-school education, says the New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union. Taxpayers’ Union Executive Director Jordan Williams says “Families should not face a levy to ensure their children are able to sit NCEA exams, which ...

BOSTON — It’s certainly not easy to go back to your home arena down two games in the Eastern Conference... Read More »

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - Roberto Pérez hit a three-run homer in the sixth inning and the Cleveland Indians beat the Oakland Athletics 5-3 on Sunday.

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Roberto Pérez hit a three-run homer in the sixth inning and the Cleveland Indians beat the Oakland Athletics 5-3 on Sunday. Francisco Lindor had two hits for Cleveland. Mike Freeman walked three times and scored, Carlos Santana had an RBI double and Jordan Luplow singled, scored and drove in a run. […]

The Egyptians who are prisoners by night and free men by day.

The temptation for a knee-jerk reaction will be strong at Melbourne Victory in the wake of the humiliating semi-final loss, but a focus on recruitment is vital.