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J. Cole has brought the curtain down on his feature spree at the exact right time. Here's why.
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BBC Sport takes a look at the demise of Maidstone United, the last club before Bury to drop out of the English Football League.

Last night at the Saint Laurent show in Paris, Zoë Kravitz revealed a surprising new manicure shade.

ENGLAND continue their World Cup challenge with a clash against the USA in Kobe. The Red Rose are looking for their first triumph since that famous 2003 tournament and are looking to put the awful campaign of four years ago behind them. What time is kick-off? THIS Pool C clash will be held on Thursday, […]

Martins Erdmanis from Birmingham was visibly drunk on an easyJet flight to Manchester

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The Trump administration's release of notes documenting President Trump's conversation with Ukrainian President Zelensky has raised questions about Trump's relationship with his attorney general and whether he views William Barr as someone whose job includes advocating for him on personal matters.

I asked Attorney General Barr whether the White House had ever asked—or suggested, hinted, or inferred—that he open an investigation into anyone. At the time, he seemed stumped. Читать дальше...

Scotland are determined to make up for the meek, lifeless display that allowed Ireland to bully them from start to finish in their World Cup opener but despite…

A 5-year-old Illinois was chased by a coyote and narrowly escaped an attack from the animal while she played in her front yard on Tuesday.

The former parliamentary budget watchdog and his team at the University of Ottawa plan to analyze each party’s platform for fiscal soundness during the election campaign.

When William Belo was a young man, he dreamed of owning a house for his family and building his own business. Four decades later, his company, Wilcon Depot, is at the center of a boom in Philippine home ownership and construction.

The country needs infrastructure—and China has the cash to fund it.

Only 46, Dennis Uy now joins the ranks of the country’s 50 richest, with an estimated net worth of $660 million.

The ongoing China-U.S. trade war has left Philippine billionaire Enrique Razon, Jr.’s cargo terminal business, International Container Terminal Services, or ICTSI, blissfully unscathed.

The combined $17.2 billion of the six Sy siblings includes a part of their late father’s estate and is made up largely of stakes in their publicly listed SM Investments and SM Prime.

After more than a decade building structures for the Philippines’ biggest developers, this 44-year-old engineer is competing head-on with some of his wealthiest customers.

Five long-time members of the country’s richest passed away since we last measured fortunes in August 2018, creating a new class of second-generation successors who secured a spot on this year’s list.

Winger Reece Hodge will miss Australia's three remaining pool matches in the Rugby World Cup in Japan after he was suspended on Wednesday for a dangerous high tackle.…

Baker Mayfield isn’t backing down from Rex Ryan. The Cleveland Browns quarterback was asked about the comments made by Ryan... Read More »

Thanks to the efforts of professional complainers, we’re all one off-color tweet away from being doxxed and exiled. The disease of ‘cancel culture’ has reared its ugly head again, this time smearing both accused and accuser.
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Chelseas reward in the Carabao Cup fourth round for their 7-1 win over Grimsby is a home tie against Manchester United.Frank Lampard saw his Blues side win at Stamford Bridge for the first time since he took over withRoss Barkley, Michy Batshuayis brace, Pedro, Kurt Zouma, Reece James and Callum Hudson-Odoi ensuring a comfortable evening.United needed penalties to edge past League One Rochdale.The #CarabaoCup Round Four draw#EFL pic.twitter.com/e84pvsI2QH Carabao Cup (@Carabao_Cup) September 25,... Читать дальше...

For months, we've asked the cables to stop streaming Donald Trump's press confabs uncritically and without fact-checks, and today, MSNBC took that advice seriously.

Reporter Nicolle Wallace interrupted the feed of the president speaking to fact-check him and tell viewers that “the president isn’t telling the truth."

Teams competing at the Rugby World Cup in Japan have taken up a new tradition of bowing to spectators after a match to express their appreciation, a familiar…

Victory for Wales against the Wallabies would leave them in sight of a World Cup quarter-final place.