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Now that the government has passed student loan forgiveness of up to $20,000 for some borrowers, one progressive political group is spending some of its own money to tout the policy to Black voters.

They're not even safe for animals.

President Biden sought to assure Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid on Wednesday that the U.S. would not allow Iran to acquire a nuclear weapon, as talks about reviving the 2015 nuclear deal with Tehran show signs of progress. “The President underscored U.S. commitment to never allow Iran to acquire a nuclear weapon,” the White House...

The announcement was expected as Crist prepares to take on Gov. Ron DeSantis in the November election.

With Russia working closely with Iran and potentially acquiring their drones, the ramifications loom over the Middle East, and especially over Syria.

The State government’s decision to send an acid attack victim to AIIMS in New Delhi for better treatment sparked a war of words between the ruling and opposition camps in Jharkhand

Preparations and fundraising are underway for a delegation of three from the Special Olympics Bermuda Tennis Program to attend the Special Olympics North America (SONA) Tennis Championships in Hilton

Millions trapped by monsoon floods await help amid threats of more flooding.

Chelsea have made a £40million transfer bid for Ajax midfielder Edson Alvarez, who is keen on making the move to Stamford Bridge.

In the first seven months of 2022, at least 5,061 laser strikes have been reported to the Federal Aviation Administration.

The Samsung Galaxy Ultra is just $950 at Best Buy today, and it even comes with a free S-Pen stylus.

Billionaire Warren Buffett's autographed portrait from art tech company Motiva was auctioned off on eBay this week, with proceeds going to nonprofit Girls Inc.

The Georgia Bulldogs won the College Football National Championship this past season on the strength of a dominant defense and consistently winning in the trenches. And they’re already hard at work building up their line of the future.

An 83-year-old American nun who was abducted by jihadists in northern Burkina Faso in April has been released, the Catholic Church said.  Sister Suellen Tennyson, a nun with the Congregation of Marianites of the Holy Cross, had been kidnapped in the parish of Yalgo, where she had worked since 2014.  In a statement, the bishop of the diocese of Kaya, Theophile Nare, announced "to all, that with great joy and gratitude to God," Tennyson "has been released by her kidnappers."  She is "currently... Читать дальше...

Additional Japanese battery plant investments will add 40GWh of production capacity by 2026

Former first-round draft choice Jalen Reagor has been traded from the Philadelphia Eagles to Minnesota, bringing a close to his tumultuous time in the northeast.

LOVE Island fans have branded Danica Taylor and Jamie Allen’s relationship “fake” after she was spotted kissing Towie’s Roman Hackett.

Keir Starmer has reacted to journalist Owen Jones’s comments that he is a “professional political conman” who is “not someone anyone can trust.”

Police in India have formed a special investigative unit into the death of a teenage girl who was stalked, set on fire, and killed in her home.

Summer presents a wonderful opportunity to spend time in the great outdoors with your pet including considerations for camping with…

Dry those useless tears. Your pet can finally wear a pink cowboy hat.

At Ballymore on June 30, 1973, Tonga beat Australia 16 points to 11 — a monumental victory that's never been repeated. Fa'aleo Tupi played in that legendary team. He would go on to play a pivotal role in bringing Polynesians to play rugby union in Australia.