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Sir Mark Rowley says he wants to drive rogue officers out after a series of high profile scandals.

Ja Rule and 50 Cent’s long-standing feud is once again simmering after the Minnesota Timberwolves have been dragged into it over an alleged "curse."

GAZA (Reuters)—Palestinian militants fired rockets into southern Israel for a second day on Thursday, the Israeli military said, after a police raid at a Jerusalem flashpoint holy site triggered crossborder fire and stoked fears of further escalation.

In a quest to expand the stronghold of Nintendo’s intellectual property, The Super Mario Bros. Movie adopts a fool’s quest: to rationally explain a psychedelic pastel world, wherein some mushrooms talk and others you eat to grow in size (and still others make you shrink!), that is ruled by a benevolent princess and…

The First Minister admitted the situation was ‘difficult and bruising’ for the SNP.

Trade unionists protesting against French President Emmanuel Macron's pension plans briefly invaded the Paris building where US investment firm BlackRock has an office. Protesters say Macron's plan to increase the retirement age by two years to 64 would pave the way for private pension funds, which only benefit the wealthy. Around 11 days of nationwide strikes have already seen many other demonstrators take to the streets. Opponents of the plan say France's current system, where current workers pay for pensions for those in retirement... Читать дальше...

Protesters against raising France's retirement age attack La Rotonde bistro in Paris.

Kyrie Irving has not been the boost Mark Cuban hoped he’d be when the Mavericks traded for the All-NBA guard on Feb. 8, and his future in Dallas has been left up in the air. The Mavericks are 8-11 since the trade with the Brooklyn Nets, as of Thursday. Irving has missed seven games due […]

Israel Adesanya could've taken the easier path by fighting lesser opponents and building back his resume after losing to Alex Pereira in November at UFC 281.

The game has been selected by Sky Sports and moved to Monday night, with City's Premier League future and Liverpool's Champions League chase at the heart of the fixture

The Norway Pavilion in EPCOT, better known as the 'Frozen' Pavilion, got a new PhotoPass Studio. Guests will find this photo spot at The Wandering Reindeer.

Homebuyers benefited from another week of falling mortgage rates, with the average rate dropping for the fourth week in a row, according to data from Freddie Mac released Thursday.

People can be exposed to PFAS from tap water and food or by using products that contain the chemicals

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David Bosley, 59, of Oil City, was taken into custody Thursday morning on charges including homicide, rape, aggravated indecent assault, kidnapping and abuse of a corpse.

English pacer Reece Topley, playing for RCB, was ruled out of the whole IPL 2023 after dislocating his shoulder. He suffered the injury in the game vs Mumbai Indians.

The runoff of Montenegro’s presidential election was held on April 2

SEOUL, South Korea: The defense ministry in Seoul said this week that the naval forces of South Korea, the U.S. and Japan have begun a two-day anti-submarine exercise aimed at countering North Korea's nuclear and missile threats.

The drills will take place off Jeju island on South Korea's southeast coast, and will involve a US carrier strike group led by the USS Nimitz.

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Fawziyah Javed was killed by Kashif Anwar after telling her mother she was going to leave him.

Today The Atlantic is publishing an open letter to President Joe Biden from the acclaimed Nigerian writer Chimamanda Adichie. In the letter, “Nigeria’s Hollow Democracy,” Adichie confronts the question of why Americans keep congratulating the winner of Nigeria’s disastrous election in February.

Following the passage of the 2022 Electoral Act in Nigeria, which gave legal backing to the vote-counting process, “something remarkable happened on the morning of February 25, the day of the Nigerian presidential election,” Adichie writes. Читать дальше...

Democrats are voicing outrage following a report that Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas accepted luxury trips for more than two decades from a Republican mega-donor without disclosing them. ProPublica reported on Thursday that Harlan Crow, a Dallas-based real estate developer who has donated millions to conservative causes, paid for Thomas to join various vacations, including...

"The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning," a new series inspired by the Margareta Magnusson book, is coming to Peacock in April.

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