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Conservative MP Richard Drax urged the Treasury to ‘go further’, as ‘lower taxes generate more cash’.

That will make it the longest season in the 145-year history of the Ligonier attraction.

Is Kwesi Adofo-Mensah setting up a reason for a subpar season with talk of a 'competitive rebuild?' Daily Delivery host Michael Rand reacts to the GM's press conference and visits with college basketball Marcus Fuller.

As a beloved pastime around the world, kite flying is easy, as long as you keep a few techniques in mind.

The government on Thursday proposed to tighten the norms for taxation of cryptocurrencies by disallowing set off of any losses with gains from other virtual digital assets

THE GILDED AGE may have just secured its future on screens for years to come after bringing in record-breaking numbers of viewers for the season finale over the weekend.

The case pit the Supreme Court's favorable view of religious freedom claims against a desire to steer clear of last-minute death penalty appeals.

Tornadoes are causing more deaths and destruction in the Southeast — and they're often doing it in the dark of night.

According to the Periodic Labour Force Survey (PLFS), the unemployment rate in urban India stood at 9.4 percent between January and March 2021, with an even higher proportion of youth unemployment (22.9 percent). In the same time period, more than 11 percent of the urban workforce reported working for less than 36 hours in a […]

Inaugurated in 1966 and now a well-known international event, the march has not taken place the past two years due to COVID-19 restrictions.

Patrick Stewart's Professor X appearing in Doctor Strange 2 makes it possible for Namor the Sub-Mariner to appear earlier than Black Panther 2.

The University of Michigan has reached an agreement to settle a lawsuit brought by students who sought to force changes in how the school protects the campus from sexual misconduct.

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Workers at two wiring harness factories in Ukraine are going back to work amidst the Russian invasion, helping restart auto production across Europe. It does not sound like easy work, having fled multiple times to on-site bunkers under threat of rocket attacks. All that and more in The Morning Shift for March 24, 2022.

THURSDAY, March 24, 2022 (American Heart Association News) -- Since he was a teenager living in England, Romi Singh devoted his life to airplanes and flying. At 16, he became a glider pilot with the Royal Air Force Cadets. When his family moved to...

DISTRIBUTING company The Park, in partnership with DAF Trucks and EV Cargo, is the first UK supplier to deliver goods to retailers using all-electric HGVs. The Park, based in Bristol, packages 25% of all wine [...]

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Jacob Stoller comes on to talk about advanced stats on your favorite Reign … The post Making It Reign Episode 26 – Jacob Stoller...

MADRID, March 24. (Royals Blue) – The Moto3 rider Ana Carrasco (KTM) stated this Thursday that in motorcycling it has been shown that “a woman can be competitive and win a World Cup”, for which she insisted that in this sport “gender does not matter”, although she pointed out that it is “important” to work […]

Meghan Markle has revealed she’ll be exploring female stereotypes and “labels that try to hold women back” as part of her first podcast series with Spotify.

Stocks edged higher in morning trading on Wall Street Thursday as a streak of cautious trading continues on world markets.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has heaped pressure on Switzerland to more quickly identify and freeze assets of hundreds of sanctioned Russians