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Packers running back Aaron Jones says he wants to remain in Green Bay for his entire career and that he won’t let speculation about his future distract him as he enters the final season of his contract.

Yzerman continues to stick by Blashill despite this year's struggles

Austin Fire Department crews are currently working to rescue an injured construction worker from the 21st floor of a building at Fifth and Brazos streets in downtown Austin.

A noted New York City doctor who reportedly treated a pope and a president allegedly sexually assaulted a patient after romantically pursuing her for years, according to a federal lawsuit. The woman who filed the suit under the alias Jane Doe said Dr. Kevin Cahill began pursuing her — despite an age difference of more...

While many have made banana bread, fudge and sourdough the latest trend sees home bakers from around the world whipping up dessert burgers in a very Instagram friendly trend.

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The statue was covered in red paint with a spray-painted message on the base of the memorial, reading “June 19, 1986, Glory to the day of heroism.” The message was accompanied by a number of hammer and sickle symbols.

American Airlines is starting to alert travelers about crowded planes and allow them to switch to other flights in an effort to calm nervous travelers.

Amazon Prime Video is out with its list of everything new coming to the streaming service in June 2020, from originals like its upcoming weekly docuseries spotlighting essential workers called “Regular Heroe” to “Pete the Cat: Season 2, Part 1.”

Egyptian nurse encounters COVID-19, tells tales - Mena Gulf News Gulf News

Egypt's prisons not fit for humans Deutsche Welle

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's wait over whether she will be pardoned is set to continue after her family hoped they were on "the cusp of potentially good news".

With restitution of looted artistic and cultural treasures now a political hot potato for many major ethnographic collections, Kasarherou could find himself having to navigate a minefield

Talk right now of an an Apprenticeship Guarantee, but my lad is about to turn 18 and has left 6th form. Loads will be in the same position , leaving school or Uni. My lad hadn’t got an apprenticeship sorted when this virus kicked in and a few he was interested in withdrew applications because of it.
How difficult will it be for our youngsters and indeed firms to provide opportunities?

No worries, and if he - or anyone else for that matter - decides to join up, PM me and I'll be happy to talk about what it's really like and try and offer tips on the recruitment process etc ????

The body of a coronavirus victim is transported to a refrigerated container at a funeral home in Queens, New York, on April 29. | Spencer Platt/Getty Images

The official toll, almost certainly an undercount, is the highest in the world.

An interesting study on COVID-19 published in the journal Respiratory Medicine suggests that asymptomatic carriers might not spread the disease very effectively after all.

Last week saw riders race the fun and challenging ‘Sand and Sequoias’ course which started with a flat desert section and a forest section that featured some moderate climbs. The race went smoothly with all categories having separated starts. While the beautiful weather outside saw the number of OCA registered riders dip to 110, there […]

***- Yadigar bey, 102 years have passed since the establishment of the Republic. In your opinion, can the current Republic of Azerbaijan be considered a successor of the People's Republic not only in legal terms, but in all respects - in terms of ideological, traditional, and political goals set at that time?

There has been a lot of conjecture about what this summer’s transfer window will look like, and Tottenham Hotspur manager Jose Mourinho confirmed that Spurs will not be splashing the cash this summer. COVID-19 has devastated the balance sheet of many clubs and Mourinho admits he is prepared for a changed market once new dates […]

Covid-inspired attacks on East Asian people in the US reveal uncomfortable truths about American identity.