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Russian news agencies reported​ that a court in Moscow ordered Evan Gershkovich detained until at least Aug. 30.

A gross misconduct hearing heard that former PC Samantha Lee provided misleading information to the Independent Office for Police Conduct, and also failed to properly investigate allegations that Couzens exposed himself.

Boris Johnson has been referred to the police by the Cabinet Office over new claims he broke COVID lockdown rules.

The Wall Street Journal reporter has been held at the notoriously harsh Lefortovo jail since his arrest on March 29 during a reporting trip to the central Russian city of Yekaterinburg.

Speaker Kevin McCarthy said Tuesday that bipartisan negotiators are not close to a deal but added that there was still time left to avert a default.

The Chancellor met with representatives from the industry to raise concerns over the sky-rocketing cost of groceries.

Top Norwegian defense officials, the US ambassador to Norway and two Norwegian government ministers were all on board when the US’ huge new aircraft carrier USS Gerald R Ford sailed through the North Sea bound for Oslo this week. It was a major show of force that the Russian Embassy in Oslo quickly branded as […]

TEMPLEGATE launches his brand new Tuesday column picking out a price for the weekend racing – and beyond!

Expect the Heat to reach the Finals at home in Game 4

FORMER Tottenham and England star Jake Livermore is now unemployed after being released by his club.

Crews battled a fire after an explosion at a refinery in Wynnewood, Oklahoma, that injured at least two people early Tuesday.

Two Bit Circus offers interactive fun via virtual reality, story rooms, innovative video games, food and drinks.

An online petition garnered more than 5,000 signatures over the weekend in an effort to encourage the City of Calgary to reverse its decision to cancel the Canada Day fireworks. The petition, started by Common Sense Calgary, labels the decision to cancel the July 1 fireworks display as “nonsense.” “Calgarians want to celebrate Canada Day […]

An al-Shabab leader appears to have survived the latest United States military airstrike in Somalia, according to a spokesperson for U.S. Africa Command. "Following a comprehensive battle damage assessment, U.S.-AFRICOM assesses that one al-Shabab leader was injured as a result of the operation," Lt. Commander Timothy S. Pietrack, an AFRICOM spokesman, told VOA on Tuesday. Pietrack did not disclose the name of the al-Shabab leader injured in the May 20 strike, which took place in Jilib, an al-Shabab... Читать дальше...

435 Broadway was once home to Mabuhay Gardens, a hub for DIY music in San Francisco. 

Well, well, well—look who’s decided electric cars aren’t such a bad idea after all. Oil giant ExxonMobil is investing in the future by buying drilling rights for lithium in Arkansas, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.

Well, well, well—look who’s decided electric cars aren’t such a bad idea after all. Oil giant ExxonMobil is investing in the future by buying drilling rights for lithium in Arkansas, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.

At least 1,000 workers are expected to walk off the job at lunchtime, and will gather outside the Spheres at Amazon's South Lake Union campus in Seattle.

The incident is believed to be isolated and the parties involved know each other, RCMP said after the Kamloops shooting.

HBO series, The Idol, starring Lily-Rose Depp and The Weeknd, is set to hit start airing from June 5, but has been slammed gratuitous nudity while it's been dubbed 'torture porn'

Arsenal's latest contract offer to Reiss Nelson was a four-year deal with an option for a fifth, but he may already have rejected it.

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