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The musician's latest dane video featured a slick take on a contemporary boot silhouette.

Trento Governor Maurizio Fugatti signed an order to execute JJ4, after the 17-year-old bear mom was identified as what attacked jogger Andrea Papi.

LOVE Island star Indiyah Polack looked incredible at Coachella music festival last weekend.

Fire breaks out at commercial complex in Mahas Thane

The offerings will include gaming, fitness, collaboration tools, new versions of Apple's existing iPad features, and services for watching sports

Oregon lawmakers are close to hiring an official to address workplace harassment and retaliation complaints at the state Capitol — a position that has proven hard to fill and has been vacant for nearly two years. Oregon Public Broadcasting reports…

Mr Trump lashed out after Mr Musk said he did not vote for the ex-president in 2020

Morten Gamst Pedersen had a wand of a left foot which would terrorise Premier League defences for Blackburn Rovers - and at 41 he's still putting it to good use

The Southampton captain has spent his entire career to date at St Mary's, but there is interest in him from Newcastle, while Tottenham and West Ham have also been linked with him.

The BC Coroners Service joined the Summerland RCMP and Summerland Fire on scene to continue the investigation into a fire that left one dead.

The Montana GOP is hoping to change the election laws, but only for one election — the 2024 Senate campaign.

Tink Hence, 20, exited his Thursday start for Class High-A Peoria with two outs in the fourth inning after he was tended to on the mound by Peoria's athletic trainer.

Health officials finalized parts of the new COVID vaccine plan and are allowing people over 65, as well as immunocompromised people, an extra dose.

Delhi recorded five fresh fatalities linked to Covid-19, according to a bulletin issued by the health department. Of the latest fatalities, Covid was the primary cause of death in two cases, the bulletin said.

Two recent shootings in upstate New York and Kansas City, Missouri, are raising questions about "stand your ground" laws. In both cases, innocent, unarmed people were shot when they went to the wrong address. Kaysia Earley, a criminal defense attorney, former public defender and owner and founding attorney at the Earley Law Firm, spoke with CBS News' Lana Zak and Lilia Luciano about "stand your ground" laws.

EXCLUSIVE: Anton Du Beke and Giovanni got emotional during their new BBC series when both of their families met for the first time.

In the city that launched the K-revolution, CNN's Richard Quest discovers how timeless tradition and modern tech are setting "new-retro" trends and tastes.

After launching its first bed line, DTC home goods brand The Citizenry expands its furniture and rug assortment with the new Portraits collection.

Officials told ET that pending recoveries of performance security - for defaults during the pandemic - from MSMEs will be slashed by 95%. Refund of multiple performance guarantees, accrued against a tender, will also be allowed to the bidder.

US airline resumes operations after halting activity due to “technology issues”
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The comedian and former Minnesota politician admitted that he regrets resigning from the Senate -- especially given that serial liar Rep. George Santos remain in office.

Gen-Z teens have slammed the American Pie films for being "deeply problematic" and call out the "incel attitudes" from the movie after watching it for the first time