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Barcelona boss Xavi looks ahead to Tuesday's Champions League contest with Inter Milan at San Siro.

Here's a look at the point spreads, moneylines and over/unders at FOX Bet for Week 6 college football Top 25 games.

1. Liverpool woman attacked by dogs and killed in Kirkdale house  BBC
2. Woman dies after being attacked by dogs inside house  Liverpool Echo
3. Woman in her 60s is mauled to death by 'at least two dogs inside home'  Daily Mail
4. Woman, 60, killed after being attacked by dogs in horrific incident inside house  The Mirror
5. Live updates as woman in her 60s killed in dog attack  Liverpool Echo
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A woman, aged in her 60s, has died after she was attacked by dogs in a Liverpool house, police say.

An investigation into systemic abuse in the NWSL partly focused on former Red Stars coach Rory Dames.

Vogue caught up with the star during her busy Paris Fashion Week.

It was reported earlier this year that Apple would push the movie to 2023, after Smith slapped Chris Rock at the Oscars and earned a decade-long suspension from the award show.

‘Up until the end he had a heart of gold,’ niece Saraya says

The 48 migrants that were flown into Martha's Vineyard by Ron DeSantis were recruited by a former member of the U.S. Army, the New York Times reports.

The storm itself is actually a sentient being, and it's a dangerous area that you must stay away from if you don't want to die.

Apple Music just passed a symbolic milestone. Apple has revealed that its streaming music service now has 100 million songs. That's a significant expansion from the 30 million upon launch in June 2015, and suggests that you'll probably find the new tunes you want. The company also says it's adding about 20,000 new tracks to the service every day.

1. U.S. Supreme Court rejects challenge to ban on gun 'bump stocks'  Reuters
2. Supreme Court won't hear case opposing Trump-era bump stock ban  Fox News
3. Supreme Court leaves ban on bump stocks in place -- again  CNN
4. Supreme Court rejects bump stock ban cases  The Seattle Times
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Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes said after Jan. 6 that the group "should have brought rifles," prosecutors revealed in a seditious conspiracy trial Monday.

If you end up with streaky, orange skin after using self-tanner, you can lighten and even out your tan with ingredients from your pantry or bathroom.

Musician had been due to perform in Glasgow, Liverpool and Dublin this week

Staying up to date with your child's doctor visits and check-ups are top priority when it comes to their health, but making sure they are safe en-route is just as important.

A celebrity paid promo for social media has gone completely wrong.

Kim Kardashian is being charged by the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission for "promoting a cryptocurrency without disclosing that she had been paid for the promotion," Axios confirms, adding that she "has agreed to pay $1.26 million as part of a settlement."

Kim was paid $250,000 to publish an EthereumMax crypto post on Instagram — and that's part of what she will now be paying to the SEC, plus interest and an additional $1 million penalty. Читать дальше...

Rep. Jim Jordan laid out the case for impeaching Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, telling The Washington Times he "deserves it" after having overseen an unprecedented surge of illegal activity at the southern border.

Bruno Fernandes says that Manchester United must put Sunday's defeat to Manchester City behind them as quickly as possible.

Google’s Pixel Watch is set to cost $349 as we’ve reported, but what about its bands? According to a new early hands-on, the Pixel Watch “Active” band will cost around $50.