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The Impact of World War One on the Jewish People shines a spotlight on the rampant antisemitism in Eastern Europe, which helped the Nazis carry out their mass murder of millions of Jews.

Sony movies have been among some of the most popular titles on Netflix this year, from "Uncharted" to "Spider-Man 2."

A new axe-throwing spot in Schenectady recently added a bubble tea and coffee shop inside the venue. The Axe and Grind had a soft opening on August 10 but also has a grand opening planned for October 1.

On September 7, the Libyan National Army (LNA) announced that notorious ISIS leader Mahdi Dinqu was eliminated in the southwestern...

Online hate learned that referring to “killing Jews” triggers an algorithm to remove the content, but calling for “death to Zionists” is acceptable.

Librarians at the Blasco Library have set up two displays celebrating the life of Queen Elizabeth II and the Royal Family.

AI content generators cannot be subjective, no matter how great the ML training using structured data is, but their uses can be additive to marketing teams.

The reported investigation is just one of many surrounding Trump.

Emmy Raver-Lampman says she jumped at the chance to play Molly in the cartoon "Central Park" because the middle-school student depicted is part of a quirky, affectionate and functional biracial family.

      How the pundits got it all so wrong and no one apologises By Tony Attwood I’m not trying to argue that calling the matches off this weekend is right or wrong, but rather as with virtually everything in football, the vast majority of us who make the game what it is – …

The Bank of England has set up a fund to bail out UK energy companies that face difficulties due to rising prices, The Guardian reports
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They will reportedly receive as much as Pound 40 billion in loans

The Bank of England has set up a fund to bail out UK energy companies that face financial difficulties due to rising energy prices, The Guardian reported on Thursday.

The bailout fund, which will offer as much as Pound 40 billion ($46 billion) in

WILLIAMSPORT, Pennsylvania - (Sports Satire) - Sportsapalooza reports that one of the best teams to ever play in the Little League World Series soundly defeated the team from Kabul, Afghanistan 17-7. The game was called at the end of the second in…

RAFAEL NADAL is in a three-man race to become the new world No 1 on Monday.

  (Reuters) - In his campaign for the U.S. Senate in North Carolina, Republican candidate Ted Budd has described himself as a "conservative warrior" and a "liberal agenda crusher." But some of his fellow Republicans worry he is not fighting hard enough. 

WASHINGTON, Sept 9 (Reuters) - A U.S. judge has dismissed Donald Trump's lawsuit against his 2016 rival Hillary Clinton, saying the former Republican president's allegations that Democrats tried to rig that election by linking his campaign to Russia was an attempt to "flaunt" political grievances that did not belong in court. 

Emily Zgoda was striking out online, so she decided to hand out physical copies of her dating profile to eligible bachelors.

The FTSE 100 closed up 89.01 points at 7351.07. Among UK companies with reports and updates are Asos, Computacenter and Victoria.

Probe agencies ED, CBI aiding BJP's horsetrading: AAP MP Sanjay Singh

Diaz goes inward for what scares him most—and it's not facing Khamzat Chimaev in his final fight for UFC.

Sainz set his session-topping 1m21.664s lap after a brief red-flag period, taking over from Verstappen by 0.143 seconds, with the Dutchman having put in his soft-tyre time attack before the stoppage.
The second hour-long session at Monza on Friday got underway under glorious sunshine with most of the grid electing to run medium rubber.
Sainz set the initial pace with a 1m23.156s before ...Keep reading

Anthony Jules to deliver farsighted keynote at RoboBusiness called "Designing the Robot Future We Want to Live In."

Four people were arrested after a shooting at Uvalde Memorial Park that left two people injured.

Scientists have solved the century-old mystery of a supergene that causes efficient cross-pollination in flowers.