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KATIE Price’s mum broke down in tears as she described the moment she was told about her daughter’s car crash. The former glamour model, 43, rolled her BMW in drink-drive smash in September last year. A segment during tonight’s episode of Katie Price: What Harvey Did Next touched upon what happened that morning. Katie’s mum […]

Russian human rights campaigner and Chess Grandmaster @Kasparov63 tells me: "We are witnessing war crimes on an industrial scale not seen in Europe since WWII. Lying is one of the main traits of Putin's character so if he says something, we should assume the opposite." pic.twitter.com/eY2rd7TrXJ — Yalda Hakim (@BBCYaldaHakim) March 7, 2022 You can... Read More

U.S. politicians could make the case that higher energy prices are a cost of defending freedom and democracy. Instead, many are suggesting there's a free lunch to be had.

Red flags that FinCEN says banks and crypto firms should watch out for include transactions coming from or sent to an IP address located in Russia or Belarus, or from IP addresses already flagged as suspicious.

CNN's Clarissa Ward reports.

Users of Airbnb, Uber and Etsy are getting creative in offering aid to those affected by the fighting.

Oliver Stone is well-known for taking contrarian stands both onscreen and off. Stone went to Russia and interviewed its president for a documentary called The Putin Interviews, which aired on Showtime in 2017. Now, with Putin and Russia driving the 24-hour news cycle, the director has been offering his perspective on his Facebook page and […]

Charlie Moore will welcome a well-versed Boston icon during Monday night’s episode of “Charlie Moore Outdoors” on NESN. Todd Angilly, the Boston Bruins’ National Anthem singer, will join Charlie on Lake Winnipesaukee where Todd fishes for his first ever smallmouth bass. Charlie and Todd then head to the Boat Bar where Todd makes Charlie two […]

The tendency of a government to shirk responsibility by blaming others for its own failures may calm the frayed nerves of those at the helm of affairs by giving them the feeling that ‘all is well’. However, just like opiate consumption, reality denial too causes absolute disassociation with ground realities and invariably leaves those who run the government completely unprepared to face any adverse situation. 

DEREK LAWRENSON - WORLD OF GOLF: The most famous golf hole in America? You could make a case for the par-three 12th at Augusta, ditto the 18th at Pebble Beach.

Inside the White House, there's concern about the economic fallout. But momentum to shut off imports built fast on the Hill and within the administration.

Inside the White House, there's concern about the economic fallout. But momentum to shut off imports is building on the Hill and within the administration.

It is hoped that when the government goes to Parliament to get the Budget approved, it will change the tax slabs.

It’s happening, in real time, on my text chain — and perhaps on yours, too?

Four players from Oklahoma and one from Oklahoma State were honored on Monday when the Big 12 Conference women's basketball coaches released their season awards.

FIGC president Gabriele Gravina has welcomed the new Stadio Artemio Franchi project.

On Monday, the Supreme Court turned away a pair of Republican lawsuits that sought to use an untested far-right legal theory to block state courts in North Carolina and Pennsylvania from adopting new, fair congressional maps.

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As the NBA regular season starts to wrap up over the next month, the Lakers still face all sorts of challenges and questions to answer, including exactly how to make the most of Russell Westbrook’s talent. Here’s the OC Register: There are only 19 games left in the season, and Westbrook is still disgruntled about … Continue reading "Should the Lakers use Russell Westbrook as a reserve instead of as a starter?"

McCrory left his post as chair of the influential Concussion in Sport Group after several of his editorials appeared to plagiarize other researchers' work.

Disgraced ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo took to the pulpit Sunday not to beg forgiveness but preach fire and brimstone on the “political sharks” who supposedly drove him from office. He claimed to be “truly, truly sorry” and that he “learned a powerful lesson,” but only because he hadn’t “appreciated” changing norms in the workplace. He actually...