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Days after being rumored as a potential head coaching target for the Lakers this offseason, Jazz coach Quin Snyder reacted to those reports.

Gary Cabana was collared in Philadelphia on March 15 after allegedly torching a local Best Western hotel room -- while on the run from the NYPD for the caught-on-video MoMA attack.

NATO Estimates Steep Russian Losses in Ukraine as Biden Heads to Europe  The Wall Street JournalView Full Coverage on Google News

COUNCIL TAX increases are still set to go ahead in April despite the fact that Britons are already struggling to make ends meet.

NATO will send equipment to Ukraine to help the war-torn nation defend its population against potential Russian chemical weapon attacks.

Madeleine Albright, a native of Czechoslovakia who fled Nazi- and then Soviet-dominated Eastern Europe to become the first female U.S. secretary of state, has died at age 84.

House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy said European allies are "looking for some leadership" amid Russia’s multi-front war on Ukraine, but told Fox News they "are not getting it" from President Biden.

Adobe stopped new product sales in Russia and Belarus earlier this month, after Vladimir Putin ordered troops to invade Ukraine.

SHE’S a mum-of-three who has always made sure her children look stylish and well presented. But Kirsty’s love of dressing her kids in Spanish-style clothes and accessories means her one-year-old son Bodhi is often mistaken for a little girl. In fact, the error is made most days when Kirsty takes Bodhi out – especially when […]

As Sunday night nears, we at Vogue are casting our ballots for our favorite performances and films of the year—from “The Lost Daughter” and “The Power of the Dog” to “The Mitchells vs. the Machines.”

International solidarity with Kyiv in the face of Russian aggression is admirable. Tigrayans brutalized by Ethiopia and Eritrea deserve the same.

"Antiracist Baby" is a No. 1 bestseller on Amazon a day after the GOP senator railed against it during Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation hearing.

In a lawsuit filed by the Legal Aid Society, it accuses the New York Police Department of secretly collecting genetic material from over 32,000 New York citizens and storing it in a “rogue” DNA database, according to CBS News.

A new Northern Lights photo showcases two of nature’s most dazzling night sky phenomena side by side. Brazilian photographer Alexandre Correia originally shared the photos on Instagram. In it, you can make out the beautiful effects of the Aurora Borealis, the Northern Lights. Opposite of the Northern Lights, though, the lights of the city seem …

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Ukraine's lead negotiator Mykhaylo Podolyak said the peace talks were encountering "significant difficulties", after Moscow accused the US of undermining the process. Russia meanwhile refuses to rule out using nuclear weapons if it faces an "existential threat", Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told CNN.

A close family friend of the victim, Chantel Tezeno, said she recently saw the twenty-year-old about a week ago, and she was devastated when she heard the news.

On the eve of England’s final Test against West Indies, captain Joe Root says he is giving no thought to what follows: the arrival of a new Managing Director and Head Coach who may have radically different ideas about how to take the team forward.

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The education ministry offered no coherent explanation even as officials held a ceremony in the capital to mark the start of the new academic year, saying it was a matter for the country's leadership. A Taliban source said the decision came after a meeting late Tuesday by senior officials in the southern city of Kandahar, the movement's de facto power centre and conservative spiritual heartland.

Police attended a property in Oxford where they found a mountain of bikes piled up on top of each other in a mountain of wheels that could be seen from space by Google Earth

Inmates only got 'between 30-60 minutes' out of their rooms during lockdown.

Researchers found that niacin limits Alzheimer's disease progression when used in models in the lab, a discovery that could potentially pave the way toward therapeutic approaches to the disease.

President Vladimir Putin announced that Russia will demand “unfriendly" countries pay for Russian natural gas exports only in rubles from now on