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QB Matthew Stafford, in beating Bucs and Tom Brady, showed why the Rams traded for him. They thought the grizzled veteran could put them over the top.

French far-right presidential candidates Marine Le Pen and Éric Zemmour have set their sights on the next French parliament elections and European elections, as much as on winning the Élysée Palace.

Planetary bodies are known to produce magnetic fields through what's known as a core dynamo

Romania's underfunded public health system was on the verge of collapse during the last surge of cases. Hospital morgues were full, and some patients were transferred abroad for treatment because Covid-19 intensive care units were at full capacity.

Muscat [Oman], January 24 (ANI): Former Pakistan pacer Shoaib Akhtar has said that he was in Virat Kohli's place then he would not have married as he would have liked to focus on his cricket. "I do not know what is right, what is wrong. It has all happened, now how to go ahead from here matters. Kohli has the bat, he does not want to be dropped from the team. Performance pressure will be there on him, I wanted him to scor

The EY joint report released recently in collaboration with Digital Infrastructure Providers Association (DIPA) shared data projection for investment required in physical digital infrastructure vital for connecting people online by 2025.

The latest new watches from Hublot are sure to be commercially successful because we see the Swiss company offering its take on a popular trend. The Hublot Big Bang Integral Time Only watches are an exercise in creating a simpler, albeit still complicated product. Hublot has always been about modern lines and an aggressive stance, […]

'India would have had a Shiv Sena PM if...': Sanjay Raut hits out at BJP

Czech billionaire's lottery company expected to be valued at around $9.3bn.

Analysts have upped their one-year target price for ICICI Bank due to its consistent delivery over the last few years, which, they say, reflects an 'impressive turnaround'

If you’ve been anywhere on TikTok recently, this probably won’t come as any surprise to you, but the Y2k aesthetic...

Amputee Paul Harrison has regained his independence after a kind-heated woman donated a mobility scooter to replace one damaged in a crash.

Upon its reintroduction in 2021, the Zenith Defy Extreme immediately took its place as one of the most advanced and audacious designs in the brand’s extensive lineup. Designed as a larger, more aggressive “all-terrain” take on the modern Defy series, the Defy Extreme took nods to both beefed-up versions of competing sports chronographs and to […]

Criticising her government's ongoing talks with the Taliban* on human rights and humanitarian crises, Norwegian Progress Party leader Sylvi Listhaug said it was as naïve as "believing in Santa Claus and the Easter bunny at the same time".

The fishermen, kept in Karachi's Landhi Jail, were released on Sunday on humanitarian grounds

AC Milan and Juventus played out a dull 0-0 draw in Serie A at the Stadio San Siro on Sunday night, with neither side ever doing enough to come close to winning the game, according to Marca. With just 5,000 supporters allowed to attend games in Italy as part of the country's current

A rallying call has been issued to Wolverhampton to make itself for for purpose to attract new businesses and meet green targets.

State investor Temasek, which acquired a significant minority stake in Element in 2019, is buying the company from London-listed buyout firm Bridgepoint Group

Qantas has agreed not to sack a group of un-vaccinated employees until a court rules on the legality of its COVID-19 jab mandate.

Along with Bitcoin and Ether, Binance Coin, Ripple, and Litecoin registered minor gains. On the other hand, Cardano, Solana, and Polkadot failed to rise in prices.

The third function implies that the Belarusian People's Congress will have significant powers, such as the ability to rescind regulatory legal and other acts of any government agency that run afoul of the national security concept, the ability to introduce a state of emergency or martial law, if necessary, to approve a military doctrine, a national security concept, etc.

Bridgnorth historian Clive Gwilt is offering an unusual free gift as he launches his latest book – a piece of the old Ironbridge Power Station.