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SCOTTIE Scheffler is obviously the man to beat this week – and EVERY week at the moment – and after growing up playing windy Texas courses he ticks yet another box as a potential winner. But come on, the world No 1 can’t win all the time.  And reports of him shooting 64 in a […]

When Tom Brady actually retires, it won't be the last football fans see or hear of the seven-time Super Bowl champion quarterback.

When Tom Brady actually retires, it won't be the last football fans see or hear of the seven-time Super Bowl champion quarterback.

A poet was brought in by a parcel delivery network in support of Mental Health Awareness Week.

Wasps winger scored 82 Premiership tries before quitting rugby to chase NFL career and signed a deal with Buffalo Bills

Human Settlements Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has tabled her department’s Budget Vote for the 2022/23 financial year at a time when there is rising demand for reform on housing delivery and heightened attention on the portfolio following flood disasters in KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape. The Department of Human Settlements’ (DHS’s) budget allocation for the 2022/23 financial year amounts to R33-billion, of which R18.7-billion is allocated to provincial grants, R11.7-billion to municipal grants... Читать дальше...

The 2022 Billboard Music Awards have put together an interesting list of performers. Now a surprising name has been announced to join the show.

For the full fiscal, Cipla has posted a 4.7% jump in net profit to Rs 2,517 crore, revenue and Ebitda rose 13.6% and 6.4% respectively

If the S&P 500 were in a bear market, and some say it is, this is when it would end, says Bank of America.

A small group of civil society stakeholders from South Korea, North Korea, the United States, Japan and China recently convened in the mountains of Virginia to address the security situation on the Korean Peninsula.

The Lagos State Police Command has arraigned four staff of Chrisland Schools, Lagos State, for allegedly covering up sexual acts involving some pupils of the school. The staff were arraigned on Tuesday before a Yaba Chief Magistrates’ Court on two counts of conduct likely to cause breach of public peace and covering up sexual acts….

Match preview: Aston Villa v Liverpool The Reds have a stunning record against bottom-half clubs, but Ollie Watkins could deliver another blow to their title bid Aston Villa team news Aston Villa’s midfield starlet Jacob Ramsey missed out after suffering a groin injury in training and is once again absent. Kortney Hause abdominal problem will […]

Michael Faccinto won the USAC Western States Midget Saturday at Placerville [...]

Olympic silver medallist fell from her horse JL Dublin during cross-country phase.

The Post revealed two weeks ago that about 1,800 of the Russian Jews who immigrated to Israel over the last two months since the war began have returned to Russia.

In today’s podcast, the focus is on hit-and-run accidents, with particular focus on a young lady, Omotomi Akinsanya, who was run over by a Lebanese, John Greg. As the victim battled for her life in the hospital, there are questions. Will justice be served? What can be done to stop these kinds of cases? Listen…

Former Council of Economic Advisers Acting Chairman Tyler Goodspeed discusses the state of the economy under Biden's presidency.

‘Someone who has passed the Class-12 exam can be trained as a drone pilot and earn ₹30,000 a month’

Nextgov looks at the use of cooperative research and development agreements by some major industry players to highlight how the meaning of the phrase, and implementation of its associated authorities, has shifted over the years.

Widespread desertification has led to a proliferation of dust storms in Iraq, with water becoming increasingly scarce due to climate change. Dams built upstream in Turkey and Iran are also choking the country’s rivers, and farmers can no longer access the water needed to grow their crops. FRANCE 24’s Lucile Wasserman and Yasmine Mosimann report from Baghdad.

PART of the Queen's Regalia were seen poking out of a car window while being transported to the State Opening of Parliament.

Alien greys are often depicted as eerie human lookalikes in popular culture, and Professor David Jacobs has claimed that one characteristic may prove that they are descended from human abductees

The strikes on the port city of Odesa come a day after a Victory Day parade in Moscow, where Vladimir Putin was surprisingly calm in his speech - which many expected to be thunderous