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A misconduct hearing in the case of PC Inga Gherghel concluded on 30 June and the panel found gross misconduct proven.

Legendary's Monsterverse will continue across the small screen with upcoming live-action series

Your goal isn’t to have one perfect ‘talk.’ Instead, you should strive for an open line of communication.

A bunch of hate mongers disrupted "Rainbow Storytime" at a South Bend, Indiana library. Police eventually convinced the white supremacists to leave, however not before enough families had given up on storytime to see it postponed.

Ebbsfleet have taken their number of summer signings to six - including another former Gills player.

The Chronicle has compiled a list of Independence Day celebrations across the area that are all family-friendly and designed to be packed full of fun.

The Chair of the National Maori Authority, Matthew Tukaki, has welcomed both Aotearoa New Zealand and the European concluding their negotiations when it comes to a historical free trade agreement being negotiated. Tukaki has also thanked the EB Ambassador ...

On this week’s show: A boost in research ships from an unlikely source, and how the 2022 Tonga eruption shook earth, water, and air around the world For decades, the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society caused controversy on the high seas; now it’s turning its patrolling ships into research vessels. Online News Editor David Grimm discusses how this change of heart came about with host Sarah Crespi. Also this week, how atmospheric waves can push tsunamis around the globe. Producer Meagan Cantwell talks with Emily Brodsky... Читать дальше...

Is your strategy failing? Find out what you can do to overcome it and bounce back from the failure.

Like so many successful founders, Paige Mycoskie started her business in her garage. Here's how the Aviator Nation founder got rich selling $160 sweatpants.

Death in Paradise actor Ralf Little,who is discovering his family history on tonight's Who Do You Think You Are?, didn't have sex for four months because of travel restrictions

The device could provide an alternative to opioids and other highly addictive drugs, researchers say.

Love Island may look like an easy holiday for the contestants, but the days are long and involve a lot of planning and strategy. If you enjoy a long lay in during your summer getaway, then the villa might not be for you

A new novelty item hits select shelves this week: a 1,844-pack of Pabst Blue Ribbon, so named for the year the beer was created, being sold for around $850 (though pricing will vary depending on location). While it seems excessive, PBR has such a devout following that it’s a marketing stunt just crazy enough to work.…

The U.S. National Park Service is anticipating so many visitors this summer that you actually need a reservation just to enter some of them. And with a record number of people becoming one with nature, you’re going to have some unintended, but not completely unexpected, consequences. I am, of course, referring to the…

From puns to chickens crossing the road to giving Willie Nelson a blowjob.

It is often said that a picture is worth a thousand words, but there are some pictures where words do not suffice. Take as an example the cache of photos from the Xinjiang police files recently published by an international media consortium. The faces of Uyghurs who have been detained by the Chinese Communist Party...

'Verne: The Shape of Fantasy' Is A Pixel Art Adventure Set In A Parallel Universe, Coming to PC In 2023 - Screens & Trailer

Jalin Turner punching Jamie Mullarkey at UFC 272 | Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC

Get the scoop on the televised prelims of UFC 276, featuring several youthful up-and-comers, topped with Jalin Turner looking to burst into the official rankings by taking down Brad Riddell.

The government has repeatedly demanded Google hand over information on anyone searching specific terms. For the first time, lawyers and privacy advocates are now challenging the lawfulness of those searches in court, in the case of an arson that led to the deaths of two small girls.

Hayden Wood had stayed on with a £250,000 salary after company was propped up with taxpayer bailout