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In Thursday's episode of 'The Kardashians,' Khloé Kardashian says Tristan Thompson once proposed to her but she did not want to give him 'false hope.'

First-in-class aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford finally ready to deploy  Business InsiderView Full Coverage on Google News

York Regional police said on Wednesday at around 10:15 a.m., officers received a report of a missing person in the Davis Drive and Kennedy Road area.

Conservative activists are challenging the eligibility of tens of thousands of voters under a law passed last year by the Republican-controlled state legislature.

Former Crestwood Mayor Louis Presta was ordered released early from federal prison Thursday due to a precipitous decline in his health while serving his one-year term for bribery.

Nectar relied on a customer-texting strategy to drive awareness.

For all the vastness of our Outback and bush, most Australians live in urban areas. In cities, we live within an orderly landscape, molded and manufactured by us to suit our needs. But other species also live in this modified environment.

CU Boulder geologist Lisa Mayhew is among the scientists working to recreate the history of an ancient landscape that wouldn't look out of place in Utah—only this terrain sits on Mars millions of miles from Earth.

A Burmese OnlyFans model has been sentenced to six years in jail for posting “sexually explicit” content, becoming the first online creator in Myanmar to be jailed for her activity on the adult subscription platform, and, according to Vice, potentially the first in the world.

1. Bed Bath & Beyond is failing fast  CNN
2. Bed Bath & Beyond reports 28% drop in sales as it presses ahead with turnaround plan  CNBC
3. Bed Bath & Beyond sales down 28% year over year  Yahoo Finance
4. Bed Bath & Beyond Needs a Miracle  The Wall Street Journal
5. Bed Bath & Beyond 2Q sales fall but meet Street's view  The Washington Post
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1. Labour surges to 33-point lead over Tories in YouGov poll  The Times
2. We might be heading for a majority Labour government  The Telegraph
3. Labour more trusted than Conservatives on the economy – poll  The Independent
4. Labour argues 'cavalry is coming' after 'reckless' Tory economic strategy  Evening Standard
5. Massive majority of Tory voters reject UK Government's tax cuts, poll finds  The National
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Amazon is nudging customer service representatives to embrace remote work.

US operator T-Mobile has launched a suite of ‘ready-to-deploy’ solutions for smart cities and businesses operating in the retail, manufacturing, and logistics sectors.

It comes after the firm slashed jobs and announced it was putting itself up for sale as part of a strategy to keep the business afloat and protect shareholder value

Morning Consult food and beverage analyst Emily Moquin raises 'concern' that Mosaic Co. halting fertilizer production due to Hurricane Ian will raise grocery prices.

KING CHARLES saw his first royal runner get turned over at short odds as Educator flopped at Salisbury.

States that do this effectively will attract investments, create jobs and spur economic expansion: Minister of State Rajeev Chandrasekhar

LONDON, England: As Britain adjusts to its first new head of state in 70 years, the government printers responsible for the nation's currency and stamps are set to begin the process of switching from using an image of the late Queen Elizabeth to the new king, Charles III.

The Chicago Bulls are confident that guard Lonzo Ball will return at some point this season after knee surgery, The Athletic reported Thursday. Ball underwent arthroscopic debridement of his knee in Los Angeles on Wednesday and is expected to miss a few months at least, per the report. Last season, Ball tore the meniscus in his left knee and last played Jan. 14. In late April, he told reporters that he was still experie

Sterling is under pressure, but rates are rising and the fiscal burden is soaring elsewhere

Prime Minister Narendra Modi underlined the need to make the country a sports power

Boston Red Sox second baseman Trevor Story is expected to miss the rest of the season due to an illness. Manager Alex Cora confirmed Thursday that Story won't travel to Toronto for this weekend's series and he will also likely miss next week's season-ending set with Tampa Bay in Boston. Story was placed on the 10-day injured list with a bruised left heel on Sept. 22 and has not played since Sept. 11. Story, 29, batted