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Civil rights groups push president-elect for greater minority representation

Jason Momoa has gifted an Aquaman trident to the young cancer patient he FaceTimed with last month.

President-elect Joe Biden has some big plans to help first-time home buyers by providing financial assistance and aid boosting their credit scores.

Show’s first bridge episode received positive reviews from both fans and critics

It was always clear President-elect Biden's health secretary would advocate for more government control of the country's health care system.

Mark Wright had his car stolen from his driveway.

Tina Turner misses her late son Craig as much as ever following his suicide in 2018.

Chris Sutton has backed Harry Kane and Son Heung-min to beat his and Alan Shearer’s record of the most goal […]

Kevin Bacon has backed an appeal to save a pig who shares his name.

US Air Force officer and test pilot Chuck Yeager has died at the age of 97. He was the first person to break the sound barrier when he tested the X-1 in October 1947, although the feat was not announced to the public until 1948. CNN's John Berman looks back at his life.

The 53rd Submarine Day commemorates the maiden unfurling of the naval ensign on the erstwhile INS Kalvari at Riga, Latvia, the release said.

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Bork!Bork!Bork!  A bork of a different nature today, as we find evidence of the curse cropping up not in the usual places, but instead lurking within digital-based terms and conditions.…

1. Christchurch massacre 'unpreventable', says inquiry - BBC News  BBC News
2. Christchurch massacre: Inquiry finds failures ahead of attack  BBC News
3. Christchurch attacks: Jacinda Ardern apologises for failings found by inquiry  Guardian News
4. Jacinda Ardern apologises for failings as report sheds new light on what led to New Zealand terror attack  Evening Standard
5. No ‘single’ sign could have averted Christchurch attack: Report  Al Jazeera English
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ROME — Pope Francis on Tuesday made a surprise early morning visit to the Spanish Steps in Rome to pray for people worldwide struggling in the pandemic.

Like millions of other students around the world, Greta Thunberg is still getting used to attending school virtually. But on a Sunday morning in late November, the 17-year-old Swedish climate activist—named TIME’s Person of the Year in 2019, the youngest titleholder ever— is enjoying having some routines back. “That’s what I missed most during the…

Five things we learned from Huddersfield’s season 1 Owner-Chairman Ken Davy remains as committed to his beloved club as ever, despite a string of indifferent...

Thousands of asylum seekers, forced to live in squalid conditions on the doorstep of the U.S., are waiting to see whether a different future awaits under the new administration.

DEFENSEDefense manufacturing company Sig Sauer Inc. hired Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP to work on defense and homeland security issues specific to the National Defense Authorization Act and defense appropriations. Ryan Thompson,...

Nielsen has finally announced plans to combine linear and digital viewing into one (deduplicated, that’s important) number. This, Nielsen expects, will become the new industry currency metric.

Shopify posits that the pandemic has jump-started the behavioral shift to e-commerce, and 2021 will only further that trend.

In today's top tech stories, Bloomberg reports Apple is working on a series of processors to succeed the M1 chip. Meanwhile, SpaceX preps another test flight for Starship and wins a big FCC contract to beam down internet service from its satellites.

If viewing your Nest cameras on your Family Hub fridge is on your Christmas list, you're in luck.

I would hate for this otherwise wonderful relationship to be destroyed by my food issues.

How to live your life without always worrying about the end.

Everyone else is playing for second.