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Paris [France], May 8 (ANI): French club Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) on Saturday announced that Brazilian striker Neymar Jr has signed a contract extension for a further three seasons with the club unti

El Traffico writes its latest chapter on Saturday night

PROSTATE cancer often grows slowly, usually undetected, but there are vital symptoms that are worth investigating. If the tumour is allowed to spread to other areas of the body, even more symptoms will emerge.

Protests have raged on in Colombia for 10 days that have left at least 26 dead, hundreds injured and dozens missing.

Wall Street signaled its approval Monday of the tax cuts passed by the Republican-controlled Congress. The Dow closed at a record high, with financial stocks leading the way. President Trump called the overhaul a Christmas gift. What's in it? CBS News chief congressional correspondent Nancy Cordes unwraps the tax package.

According to a report from the HuffPost, actress Vivica Fox told E! television host Andy Cohen that during a 2015 appearance on "Celebrity Apprentice," Ivanka Trump blithely made a racist comment to her and probably didn't even realize how offensive it was.

Goals by Charlie Austin, Stefan Johansen and Albert Adomah guide QPR to a final-day victory over Luton.

Former England captain Kevin Pietersen wants the remaining matches of this year's postponed Indian Premier League to be shifted to the United Kingdom in September, instead of the UAE. Pietersen feels moving the IPL to UK would be the best decision as there is a window in September just after England host India in a five-match Test series that concludes on September 14.

As Raúl Castro exits the scene, ending 62 years of Castro tyranny, many questions abound. One thing, however, is perfectly clear: Decades of US sanctions have failed. And miserably.

The home side finished just outside the play-off places.

MALTA – Keith Flach must have felt like the weight of the world was lifted off his shoulders Friday night. Taking advantage of a good starting position, “The Ravena Rocket” held off a strong challenge from Anthony Perrego to win … Continue reading →

A KPMG UK executive told Insider its staff won't be working the way they did pre-pandemic. Experts said hybrid workers could lose out on promotions.

A CHINESE rocket in orbit is plummeting to Earth, expected to land somewhere on the planet on Saturday or Sunday. So which areas are in the danger zone?

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About 180 million years ago, a shark likely attacked a squid-like creature eating a crustacean.

The Sparrow Academy has a big portrait of Ben where Five's used to be in the original timeline, but why? Here's what could have happened.

Authorities have been sounding the alarm for years about so-called "ghost guns," which can be legally built at home from kits or with 3-D printing.

Shane O'Neill's Galway are showing no signs of ring rust in the opening game of the 2021 season as they hold a 3-18 to 0-10 lead over hosts Westmeath at half-time in the Allianz Hurling League...

Line of Duty star Sherise Blackman says her son "sensed danger" when he was approached and was left "shaken up" following one of the incidents, which are not thought to be linked, in Bromley, south London

The final days of France’s former emperor Napoleon Bonaparte might not have been as glorious as his military campaigns – the key man of the French Revolution reportedly suffered from a number of health issues at the time of his death on Saint Helena island in May 1821.

Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi state has appointed a speech impaired young man and former cleaner, Peter Aliyu, as his Senior Special Assistant on Sanitation.

After in-person funeral services were restricted during the pandemic, many sent flowers. From New York City to New Mexico, here's what America's florists have learned after a year of helping us say goodbye.