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H&M reportedly made the decision to pull merchandise featuring Justin Bieber's image after the singer called out the retailer for selling the items without approval.

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Feminist scholar Moya Bailey gave us the language to discuss misogynoir. Now, she just needs us—and the rest of the internet—to stop tearing down Black women.

Beth Mead was named the 2022 winner of the Sports Personality of the Year award.

YORKSHIRE Shepherdess Amanda Owen has been spotted plating in the snow with her children in a sweet new post.

An attorney representing the lawyer who was flagged by facial recognition and kicked out of Radio City said the ordeal was an outrageous “privacy invasion.”

Surely, somewhere in those dashboards and spreadsheets, the answer to journalism’s failing business model must be hiding. Maybe if we just vacuum up more personal data… Journalists love data. Newsrooms love data. Sales teams love data. Everyone with a challenge loves data. We’ve never had more of it and yet, we fear we don’t have...

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo on Wednesday, December 21, paid a visit to the APC presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, at his residence in Abuja.

The Game said that he and California Dream’s mom had an hourlong discussion before they let her wear the controversial outfit.

Four individuals were arrested on Tuesday after a traffic stop lead to the seizure of over 2,000 bags of heroin, fentanyl, and crystal methamphetamine. Jamie Bombard, 24, of Bloomingdale, Kyle Simpson, 38, Eric Ryan, 52, and Lauren Harvey, 37, each of Saranac Lake, face a number of charges.

1. Saudi Arabia, Qatar urge Taliban to reverse ban on girls’ education in Afghanistan  Fox News
2. New Hampshire Afghan community calls for global action in wake of Taliban education ban  WMUR-TV
3. Afghanistan's Taliban Ban All Education for Girls  The Wall Street Journal
4. Women banned from universities: Sliding back to the Taliban of the '90s  The Indian Express
5. Ties with Taliban  The Hindu
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Dow ends up over 500 points on strong earnings, rise in consumer confidence

BAGUIO CITY, Benguet, Philippines — As many as 5,000 students, workers, and the elderly living near Baguio’s only airport have been forced to walk or drive around the once-idle runway now that commercial flights have resumed there. The shortest route to schools or workplaces for households surrounding Loakan Airport is the runway itself, but crossing […]

Due to the heightened regional security situation, Estonia should raise its defense spending to at least 3 percent of GDP, a new draft security policy report prepared by the Government Office has recommended.

Actress Betty Gabriel has replaced Marianne Jean-Baptiste in ‘Jack Ryan season 3.’ Betty is well known for her unforgettable performances in movies like ‘The Purge: Election Year’ and ‘Get Out.’ Now, she will be playing the role of Elizabeth Wright as the Chief of Station in ‘Jack Ryan Season 3.’

Michael Appleton has praised Charlie Patino for rising to the challenges put to him on loan, and he says both Arsenal and Blackpool are happy with the loanee's progress.

Police have urged parents to become “emoji aware” and shared graphics of popular icons such as the nose emoji on social media, to encourage adults to guess their hidden meaning.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) -- Ohio State University intends to petition the U.S. Supreme Court after a federal appeals court determined that lawsuits filed by victims of former Ohio State physician Richard Strauss can proceed. According to Wednesday court filing, Ohio State has requested the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals delay its order for Strauss lawsuits to go [...]

The latest developments in the former president’s ongoing legal woes as full tax return report is set to be released

By Brian Webber: Regis Prograis says Ryan Garcia would be an easy fight for him that he wouldn’t even need to train for him to … read full story ←

For the longest time, most newsrooms felt they were doing an okay job covering climate change. They would go all out when reporting on potentially climate-related disasters, cover conflicts about energy, highlight what happened at the big conferences like COP27. But then again, they might not have been so sure. In the 2022 Reuters Institute’s...