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Blacklist the 14 Iranian banks that are still allowed to do business with foreign customers.

It seems there’s always some new, free game for you to grab. And while you might not be super-invested in a wacky first-person shooter from 2001 — that’s Serious Sam: The First Encounter — I’m not going to deprive you of a nostalgic kick, especially when there’s little else to...

But low interest rates soften the blow.

And now just the ACC, Big 12, SEC, and Sun Belt will be playing NCAA Division I volleyball this fall. That’s because the American Athletic Conference announced Tuesday that it, too, will play volleyball in the spring. “We’ve been expecting this for quite some time,” 13th-year UCF coach Todd Dagenais said from Orlando. “I didn’t […]

Despite dire predictions about a drastic drop in remittances that Nepal gets from its workers abroad due to the Covid-19 induced economic downturn, money transfers have hit Rs875 billion which is only 0.5% less than the preceding year. This is in stark contrast to the World Bank’s prediction of a 14% decline, a worst-case scenario of a […]

HEADING out for a shopping trip appears to be a jolly time for Angelina Jolie.  The actress, 45, was spotted all in black as she got in her kids school supplies. She was joined on the trip to staples by one of her brood who was seen adding more essentials to the laden load.  Earlier this […]

Ambati Rayudu has cautioned fellow IPL team member N Jagadeesan against working out late at night.

ACLU: Trump can not deny citizenship to those who serve their country

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Pupils will have to wear masks in school corridors in local lockdown areas of England, after the government reversed its guidance.

The S&P/ASX 200 declined by 45 points, or 0.7 per cent, to close at 6116. It got as low as 6079 during the session as banks and materials dragged.

He can do better with black voters than he did in 2016, but it’s a tall order—and he needs to pick his spots.

The footwear giant will settle down with his pet alpacas in a Las Vegas trailer park.

GARY, Ind. (AP) - Demolition of a historic auditorium in Indiana where The Jackson 5 performed has begun to make way for a new housing development.

• Ohio State University suspended 228 students even before the semester began after they violated the campus' coronavirus rules and threw parties.
• A school official said in a statement that the university has opened "dozens of conduct cases" in relation to the parties.
• The Columbus Dispatch recently published photos showing large gatherings at houses near campus.
• The suspensions come amid a spate of coronavirus outbreaks across the country coinciding with the start of the school year. Читать дальше...

Here's the latest for Tuesday, August 25th: Hundreds of thousands ordered to evacuate ahead of Hurricane Laura; Parts of downtown Kenosha destroyed following nightly demos; Teachers protest in Belarus; At least 60 rescued in India building collapse.

New rules say asylum seekers won't be able to work for at least one year, without assistance from the US government.

Rhian Brewster scored a double off the bench as Liverpool came from two goals down to salvage a 2-2 draw against Salzburg in their final pre-season friendly.

There's no place like home. In a preview of a MAKERS Women Q&A, Meghan Markle was given a warm greeting by renowned feminist activist Gloria Steinem. She told the Duchess of...

Some residents are filling sandbags to prepare for Hurricane Laura, while others don't seem concerned. More than half a million people have been ordered to evacuate the Texas and Louisiana coasts – the largest U.S. evacuation of the pandemic. (Aug. 25)

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While Puneet Issar has been popular for playing Duryodhan in Mahabharat, his son and actor Siddhant Issar, says he does not want to do TV shows or be part of any reality series. "I am not very keen on doing TV. I am more taken away by web shows and films."

Officials at University of Florida Health announced Tuesday that they have enrolled the first two participants in a national study designed to assess whether convalescent blood plasma can stop progression of COVID-19.