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The Loons fly west in hopes of their first ever points in Seattle.

Arsenal staged an incredible late fightback to rescue a 3-3 draw against Southampton, but the Premier League leaders were still left frustrated by a damaging result that put their title challenge in jeopardy on Friday. Mikel Arteta’s side escaped with a point despite trailing 3-1 with just two minutes of normal time left at the

A Michigan businessman pleaded guilty Friday to paying bribes to the chairman of Michigan's medical marijuana licensing board and hiring the chairman's wife as a consultant.

With the release of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once and Always on Netflix, longtime fans are asking if it's worth watching or just cynical nostalgia bait?

In this episode of “Protecting the Planet,” CBS News senior environmental correspondent Ben Tracy explores how green tech innovations are aiding in the fight against climate change.

We get it. Sometimes you just have to see a product in action.

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The resignation of Dominic Raab as Deputy Prime Minister over allegations of bullying behaviour is seen as a dangerous precedent, writes Patrick O'Flynn

A German court rejected a rape trial for Christian B due to lack of jurisdiction based on his last registered residence being in 2016, sparking concerns for the Maddie case.

Kylian Mbappe scored twice as Paris Saint-Germain took another step towards securing the Ligue 1 title despite an unconvincing performance in beating bottom club Angers 2-1 on Friday. Mbappe scored the opener in the ninth minute and added another before the half-hour mark to move clear as the French top flight’s leading marksman on 22

ACADEMICIAN and filmmaker Prof Datuk Dr A. Razak Mohaideen is a household name when it comes to Hari Raya Aidilfitri comedies, and this year, he is once again marrying horror with humour in Sumpahan Malam Raya.

It's been reported that Prince Harry made repeated attempts to contact King Charles to discuss plans for the Coronation and that the Duke of Sussex misses aspects of British life

"It was some self-marketing," the Oscar winner admitted. "I made that up."

The 'Everybody Loves Raymond' star lived vicariously through his son's basketball career. He explores that dynamic in his directorial debut.

Heidi Klum shared an outfit she recently wore on Instagram.

"So, I officially know why everyone hates Southwest so much. I mean absolutely hates it — the worst thing in the entire world," she said on Thursday.

İzmir’in Ödemiş ilçesinde kontrolden çıkan otomobil şarampole yuvarlandı. Meydana gelen kazada 1 kişi hayatını kaybederken 3 kişi yaralandı.

Sam Smith was forced to cancel a gig in Glasgow after they contracted a mystery virus, meaning they were too unwell to perform to thousands of fans

Dana White has announced a No. 1 contender bout in the middleweight division between former champ Robert Whittaker and Dricus Du Plessis.

Following an arson fire in November, the restaurant's owner and employees reported seven other apparent attempts to set fire to the building

POPULAR singer Ziana Zain, who is looking forward to her maiden concert at Dewan Filharmonik Petronas (DFP) on May 6, has described 2023 as the "best year of her life".

Roger Waters is set to release The Lockdown Sessions on CD and vinyl in June.

United States Counterinsurgency Operations (COIN) in Afghanistan and Iraq were significantly hampered by the haphazard manner in which the United States military deploys units to combat zones.

With its abundance of positive reviews and heaps of industry accolades, “Succession” can unequivocally be counted as one of the most highly revered series in TV history. Judging by the impression its final batch of episodes have made on viewers so far, it seems like it will be the show to beat at the upcoming […]

A MUM who reported her son to the cops for murder has revealed that she’d do it again despite the decision breaking her heart.

Barely Speaker Kevin McCarthy got around to pitching his debt ceiling demands for budget cuts. It was days late and $130 billion short. That’s how much he wants to cut government spending–an amount economists have warned would drive the country into a recession that could cause the loss of 2.6 million jobs.