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GRAHAM POTTER has made three changes for his first game in charge of Chelsea.

A woman is suing the city of San Francisco after her rape kit was used to arrest her for an unrelated crime. Identified as Jane Doe, the sexual assault victim filed a lawsuit Monday, hoping to hold the city accountable for using her rape kit five years after it was issued, the woman’s attorney Adante Pointer told The New York Times.

Leonardo DiCaprio has nothing on Madonna when it comes to May-December relationships. Check out Page Six's chart of her dating history.

NASCAR’s top three series take on Bristol Motor Speedway, while ARCA is set to crown a champion. In Pennsylvania, the NHRA begins its post-season with the kickoff event at Maple Grove Raceway.

A woman in South Carolina is accused of running onto a school bus and attacking several middle school children after a fight broke out, Radar has learned.

Pelosi's comments come after Sen. Lindsey Graham introduced legislation that would ban abortion nationwide after 15 weeks of pregnancy.

As if the Aggies’ week couldn’t get any worse.

Five-star Louisville commit at running back and Texas native Rueben Owens is one of the most sought after recruits in America. The No. 1 ranked running back in the country had a visit to Texas A&M lined up, and then the Aggies got their butts handed to them on a silver platter by Appalachian State.

Owens was more than likely watching that game, and after the loss when Aggie Report posted on their Instagram that Owens was visiting... Читать дальше...

Here's all you need to know for the Buccaneers-Saints game, from the point spread, moneyline, over/under and expert pick.

Mourners speak of seeing the Queen lying in state, as thousands more wait to pay their respects.

Alignment from Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium to Infopark

1. The New York Times is wrong – here's what Americans really think of Charles III  The Telegraph
2. Letter: Charles III can offer PM some pharaonic wisdom  Financial Times
3. US paper criticises ‘moneymaking’ Charles estate | News  The Times
4. Britons back new King Charles, so long as he keeps quiet  Reuters UK
5. New York Times attacks King Charles for growing riches while public uses food banks  The Telegraph
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The Wings picked up their third consecutive win for the first time since late May thanks to homers from Daniel Johnson and Andrew Stevenson which help... - IL Rochester Red Wings

1. Long-distance passenger trains and grain shipments to be stopped, as railway strike looms  The Washington Post
2. How a Rail Strike Could Reinvigorate Supply Chain Disruption  The New York Times
3. Congress Won't Let a Rail Dispute Cripple the US  Bloomberg
4. Why Railroad Workers Like Me Are Planning to Strike This Friday | Opinion  Newsweek
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The sporty all-electric car from the Netherlands resembles a BMW coupe, but is unique: It captures more carbon than it emits.

The Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Nation is accusing North Dakota officials of tampering with the tribes' efforts to collect royalties from oil and gas production underneath a riverbed on the Fort Berthold Reservation

Complaint against Ajay, Sidharth for hurting religious sentiments in Thank God

The groundbreaking exhibition The Samaritans: A Biblical People will open on September 16.

Anne Hathaway or Andy Sachs?

For The Win spoke with Will Power after the 41-year-old driver snapped his winless streak and won his second IndyCar title.

Social media too shuddered with fear seeing the terrifying video.

PRINCES William and Harry today relived the trauma of their mother’s funeral – but it will help wounds heal, experts have said.

Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson on Wednesday announced that she would resign after an unprecedented right-wing and far-right bloc narrowly won Sunday's election. Formally, the process of political changeover can only start after the announcement of Prime Minister Andersson's resignation on Thursday.