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'They did what they were trained to do and saved lives'

Garrett Stubbs' three-run homer gave the Philadelphia Phillies a 3-1 win over the Miami Marlins.

World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus announced that the monkeypox virus is about to get a new name, following accusations of it being "discriminatory and stigmatizing," Time reported. 

June 15 – Hosts of the AFC U23 Asian Cup Uzbekistan will meet Saudi Arabia in the final on Sunday after both countries won their semi-finals 2-0, defeating Japan and Australia respectively.

Emma Weymouth looked sensation as she stepped out in London today to attend the Royal Academy Of Arts Summer Exhibition party.

Leicester City will find out their Premier League opening weekend opponents tomorrow morning but reportedly already know of one tweak to the fixture schedule

Princess Cruises and Holland America have implemented mask rules on select Alaska trips amid an uptick in COVID-19 in the state.

On my very first day working at the Office of National Drug Control Policy, an opioid summit was held in the famous East Room of the White House.

Toronto police say an SUV that stopped outside a home where a little girl’s remains were found in May has “no connection” with the case.

Dani Alves' supermodel wife Joana Sanz has reacted emotionally after the veteran right-back confirmed that his second spell at Barcelona has come to an abrupt end

THE hottest day of the year has officially been recorded, and the heat is going nowhere as tomorrow could be even warmer – prompting the Met Office to issue a severe heat warning. The Met Office has officially recorded Wednesday as the hottest day of the year so far. But this could be knocked out […]

This zero-day vulnerability went from 'not a security issue' to an immediate safety update in less than three months.

I had the great fortune to be in Porto, Portugal last week, and while I was there, I ate my very first (gooseneck) barnacles. They are bizarre and delicious sea creatures that you really should experience at least once in your life. — Read the rest

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Make these biscuits to ensure a good start to the day at the cabin this summer.

People who have been convicted of a crime and served their sentence will be able to clear their criminal records, according to a new draft law.

SIX years after the British people voted to take back control, our democratic self-governance continues to be subverted by unelected European institutions.

THE Home Office's decision to relocate refugees to Rwanda, in a bid to discourage people from entering the UK illegally, has provoked vigorous debate.

CONSERVATIVE MP Daniel Kawczynski has blasted the European Court decision to grant an asylum seeker's appeal against deportation to Rwanda as he claimed delay to the Government policy contravenes the "will of the British people."

Vaccination, boosting and previous infection all gave strong protection against serious Covid-19 illness and death, but hybrid immunity from both boosting and prior infection offered the best protection against infection with omicron, researchers found.

Of the many contenders vying for a spot in this year’s Best Limited Series Emmy lineup, HBO Max’s “The Staircase,” a true crime series based on the 2004 docuseries of the same name, seems to be emerging as a favorite. As chief critic for Vanity Fair, Richard Lawson, puts it, “There is a great whirring […]

Only Murders in the Building‘s comedic approach to the true-crime obsession took viewers on a thrilling 10-episode whodunnit journey. Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez drew critical acclaim for their performances as the lead podcasting trio, landing the series a Season 2 renewal after only five episodes aired. The second season premieres June 28 […]

Football’s lawmakers have considered using kick-ins as a replacement for throw-ins as a way of speeding up the game, according to The Athletic.  The International Football Association Board (IFAB) held its annual general meeting in Doha, Qatar on Monday where the proposal of trialling kick-ins was discussed.  The board announced that talks were in progress […]

Tribeca: Stars Rain Spencer and Thomas Gibson shine, but this teenage drama is too vapid to hit hard.

Researchers have unmasked a component of the cell death process that could play a vital role in a better infection-fighting strategy.