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The Longhorns jumped to the No. 21 spot in the poll, released Sunday. They were previously two spots outside of the poll after the first week of the season, but their performance in a 20-19 loss to Alabama was more than enough to convince voters to put them in the Top 25.

MANHATTAN (PIX11) --- Twenty one years after the horrific attack on the World Trade Center, New York held true to its promise to never forget. Family members of victims gathered at the annual remembrance ceremony held in Lower Manhattan. The unimaginable act of terror 21 years ago claimed thousands of lives and scarred many others [...]

Sky cameras showed England skipper Ben Stokes looking stunned on the balcony after the decision was made with Zak Crawley and Alex Lees cruising to the victory target of 130 runs.

Ruido Fest 2022 took place last month, August 19-21, in Chicago’s Union Park. The event is billed as the area’s largest Latin alternative music festival. The bands and performers came from the Windy City, across North America, and from all around the world. Amongst the forms of music presented are punk, post-punk, hip-hop, electronica, psychedelic, […]

From Richie Murray SWEET SPRINGS, Mo. (September 10, 2022) — One single night of absence from victory lane was all Buddy Kofoid and Keith Kunz/Curb-Agajanian Motorsports could stand. Following an uncharacteristic eighth place result a [...]

Devonté Hynes a.k.a. Blood Orange has announced his first collection of new songs since 2019’s Angel’s Pulse. His forthcoming EP, Four Songs, releases Sept. 16 via RCA Records. The songs on Four Songs were produced, written and mixed by Hynes. Ian Isiah, Eva Tolkin, Liam Benzvi, Erika de Casier and Bryndon Cook are included in […]

Chelsea owner Todd Boehly reportedly contacted Ruben Amorim and Mauricio Pochettino before hiring Graham Potter as Thomas Tuchel's successor.

Before the three civic bodies — North, East and South — were merged in May this year, they had a total of 272 wards and 46 seats were reserved for SCs

The standouts on the red carpet were those who took risks and embraced individuality.

QUEUES to see the Queen lying in state could last 12 hours and stretch for three miles.

Taijuan Walker’s challenging second half has included lower back discomfort and a blister, both of which undoubtedly contributed to a subpar stretch.

A’ja Wilson had another strong performance for the Aces Sunday, but fourth quarter defense and a fiery halftime talk from coach Becky Hammon proved the difference.

Platforms are becoming just as much an ever day normal as they were in the 70s. Shane Watson reminds us that there is however a new heel in place for 2022.

27 years after her first shop, Cath Kidston became a victim of the pandemic. Furniture retailer DFS has now launched its first collaboration with Cath Kidston

Britain's Alfie Hewett beats Shingo Kunieda to win the US Open men's wheelchair title and secure his sixth major singles trophy.

AAP spokesperson Saurabh Bharadwaj says Vinay Kumar Saxena facing three allegations of corruption during his tenure as Chairman of Khadi Village Industries

Consumer pain will be in focus when the Office for National Statistics is expected to report that inflation remains at a 40-year high

That was 57 per cent down over the year before. Annual accounts showed pre-tax losses for the 149-year-old company widened by 53 per cent to £24.7m.

‘Twenty one years, and we still kept our promise to never forget,’ Mr Biden says at 9/11 commemoration

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Brady Singer threw seven shutout innings to lead the Kansas City Royals to a 4-0 victory over the Detroit Tigers on Sunday to salvage the finale of the three-game series.

Harry Styles seemed much more at ease while sitting alongside his co-star Emma Corrin while promoting their LGBTQ+ movie at the Toronto Film Festival, following the dramatics of the Don't Worry Darling premiere last week

Wholesale power prices are linked to the gas price, which has soared. Ministers want to sever that link.

The company blamed the move on 'supply chain volatility' and the 'inflation we're all suffering', The Sunday Times reported.

Ashley's Frasers Group is one of a handful of bidders vying for control, according to reports. Gieves & Hawkes can be traced back to 1771.