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The United States needs a game plan for a continent that’s home to two-thirds of the world’s population and its biggest rival.

MANCHESTER UNITED are open to a sensational return for Jesse Lingard this summer – including talks over a contract extension. The England midfielder has been in stunning form over the past few months since joining West Ham on loan until the end of the season. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been hugely impressed with his performances, […]

Good Friday is next week and markets will be closed as per usual. However, what will be unusual is that the closure of financial markets in the U.S., and other parts of the world, comes as the government is slated to release a key report on employment in the middle of a pandemic.

Monthly rental scheme preferred option among cycling enthusiasts

The next Nissan Z car is easily one of the most hotly anticipated cars of 2021, and we’ve been scraping around everywhere to find as much information on the new sports car as we can. So far we’ve covered everything from the ultra-close-to-reality prototype, to patent drawings, to leaked photos of what is likely the […]

Medical privacy has become the latest casualty of vaccination efforts, as friends, co-workers and even total strangers ask intrusive questions about personal health conditions.

It will not be able to contest any more elections in the future: Palaniswami

SMART Flex will extend access to public transit and provide trips to vaccine centers across the Detroit Metro area through a mobile app.

Arkansas Republican Governor Asa Hutchinson Friday afternoon signed into law a bill designed to give medical professionals, hospitals, insurance companies, and other medical providers – including students – legal protections to discriminate against LGBTQ patients while claiming they have a religious or moral right of "conscience" to do so. SB 289, the “Medical Ethics and Diversity Act," is a sweeping law that could have devastating implications on the health and well-being of every LGBTQ person in the state. Читать дальше...

Heidi Klum in just a bra, Rita Ora in leather pants … oh my!

The 38-foot boat broke loose from its trailer on Thursday, blocking Florida highway traffic for several hours. While inconvenient, it wasn’t the week’s biggest ship-related bottleneck.

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Ka’ai Tom and Seth Brown both making strong cases for Opening Day

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Andre Hill was shot four times by the Ohio police officer who has since been charged with his death, according to a coroner's report released Friday.

The writer Flannery O’Connor was known for her dark, funny and sassy stories about misfits, outsiders and the types of offbeat characters she encountered while living in the American South. O’Connor herself could be considered a sort of outsider. Plagued by symptoms of lupus in the latter part of her life and mostly bound to […]

More than 100 navy personnel were on the Zoom call during which the alleged inappropriate remarks were made. The first investigation determined that there was no wrongdoing and the matter was closed.

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The United States set the world record for highest number of COVID-19 vaccinations administered in a single day on Friday, according to the White House.In a tweet, White House COVID-19 Data Director Cyrus Shahpar a...

Yet another pastor is out at scandal-plagued Hillsong megachurch.

One of the best ways to be happier is to improve your appearance the right way. For example, being healthier can make your skin glow. If you want to feel refreshed, consider these four ways to upgrade your appearance.

Surfaced video and screenshots allegedly show Minecraft YouTuber Dream using racial slurs in 2015 and 2017, and he vehemently denies all of it.

The law restricts ballot access for residents, a measure in line with the former president’s false claims of fraud. Here’s the latest in politics.

“It was pretty nerve-racking,” admits Joey Gallo of the Texas Rangers about meeting Hall of Fame pitcher Greg Maddux before escorting his daughter to the prom when he was 17.

The ups and downs in the battle to slow the pandemic's spread cost Southern California 829,000 jobs in a year.