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The Victorian opposition’s flagship election policy of slashing Melbourne public transport fares to $2 a day is estimated by the state’s transport department to cost twice as much as the Coalition claimed.

Town of Victoria Park Mayor Karen Vernon said if the council didn’t take complaints about noise seriously then they could be sued.

There’s a rising tide of men feeling lonelier than ever - and one psychologist blames it on their inability to attract and meet the higher standards of modern women.

Hollywood star Jason Statham has been pictured filming in Kent for his upcoming film.

I’M A Celebrity signing Mike Tindall is not the only member of the Royal Family giving reality TV a whirl this year.

CAROL Vorderman has found the perfect way to stay feeling young.

The former Countdown maths whizz – who is now 61 – has hired a man who gives her the ultimate test of flexibility.

Talking on the Netmums podcast, Carol said: “I want to be able to do the splits. There’s this Eastern European guy and I’ve paid £10 for his lessons and he’s obviously doing it in a flat where he’s only got a stool with three legs. Читать дальше...

If you wanted to refinance your graduate student loans this past week, you'd pay the same rate as you paid two weeks ago.

Our two best bets for the Ottawa Senators vs. Tampa Bay Lightning and Montreal Canadiens vs. Minnesota Wild.

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Amanda Serrano holds the IBF, WBO, and WBC titles

My fear of and hatred for E.T., the horrible nutsack alien from Steven Spielberg’s supposedly charming 1982 film E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial, has been well-documented on this site and others. So I may seem to be an odd choice to bring you the news that the animatronic model used in the film—specifically, the metal…

Many had visited the heritage, suspension bridge, popularly known as the Jhulto pul, to spend the final day of the Deepavali holiday.

1. Elon Musk lays out his ideas for Twitter's new verification system  CNBC
2. Elon Musk Defends Controversial $20 Blue Checkmark Twitter Plan to Stephen King  Hollywood Reporter
3. Gravitas: Will verified users lose the blue tick?  WION
4. Brands Will Buy Their Twitter Verified Status, But Most People Won’t  The Drum
5. 8 things I’d rather spend $20 a month on than a Twitter blue checkmark: commentary  OregonLive
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There’s a growing narrative that Tesla CEO Elon Musk isn’t just planning to make payments a key part of his plans to remake Twitter, but that he bought the social media giant as part of a plan to remake payments. It’s a story that’s been pushed in a number of mainstream news outlets like Fortune, […]

Days after Rajendra Pal Gautam resigned from the Cabinet Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had said he had recommended the name of Raaj Kumar Anand

SEXY costumes were everywhere this Halloween, but revealing looks can be hard to pull off, especially if you have large breasts.

New mortgage pain for Australians after seventh consecutive rate hike.

The Georgia grand jury is investigating possible criminal meddling in the 2020 election by Donald Trump and his allies. President Joe Biden won the state.

Nature seems to have an inexhaustible supply of inspiration when it comes to butterflies. With over 18,000 species, each with a unique geometry and color combination, butterflies look as though they're trying their best to imitate a sunbeam that crossed paths with a prism.

A set of new studies, reports and editorials looks at the many health impacts of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn the federal right to abortion.

Monday’s oral arguments in Students for Fair Admissions v. UNC and Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard lasted for nearly five hours, making it among the longest for a set of cases in the Supreme Court’s modern history. (Some nineteenth-century sessions took multiple days.) The justices touched upon nearly every aspect of the case as they questioned lawyers for both sides at length. And yet rarely has the outcome of a Supreme Court case felt so preordained as the likely downfall of affirmative action in higher education... Читать дальше...