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This year's state track and field meet should bring plenty of excitement to Columbus in what is forecasted to be a steamy Friday and Saturday.

Khatron Ke Khiladi 13 contestant Rohit Roy has undergone an inspiring physical transformation. He credited Salman Khan for inspiring him to focus on fitness.

A COUPLE of Love Island legends have revealed a surprising new career after finding fame on show.

June is upon us and you know what that means, the new line up of free PlayStation Plus Essential games are approaching in a few days.

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Joshua was inspired to start chopping wood by late heavyweight champion Earnie Shavers as the Brit hopes the old-school training method will improve his power in the ring

Our politicians don't have the guts to do anything about it. Or even talk about it.

Getty Image Danny Masterson's '30 years to life' sentence arrived decades after his crimes. Here's what's next for the 'That '70s Show' actor.

All the news before the FA Cup final between Manchester United and Manchester City, plus all the latest transfer news and breaking stories.

After a decade of low returns which saw savers shun cash Isas, better rates and the threat of breaching PSA limits has seen tax-free accounts firmly back in focus.

ISM’s factory index contracted for a seventh straight month in May

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Collaboration and customer-centric business development among factors enabling country's capacity

A Chicago lawyer posted a lengthy Twitter thread saying an Uber Eats driver asked him for money for gas, leading some to label him "elitist."

Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers has asked a Nebraska court to allow a law that saves babies from aboritons to take effect while the new pro-abortion lawsuit against it continues. As LifeNews reported, a leftist political group has filed a lawsuit to block the new law Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen signed to protect babies from […]

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Plants take in CO2 to grow. They extract it from the atmosphere and use it to build organic compounds by means of photosynthesis and water. Terrestrial ecosystems have absorbed an average of about 32 percent of CO2 emissions caused by human activity over the last six decades. Whether and to what extent terrestrial vegetation can continue to function as a carbon sink in a changing climate is a key question in climate science and is of vital political relevance.

The Coast Guard said on Wednesday it has suspended its search for a man who fell off the Carnival Magic cruise ship about 186 miles east of Jacksonville in the Atlantic Ocean on Memorial Day.

The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) said on Thursday that its manufacturing PMI fell to 46.9 last month from 47.1 in April

Stocks were mixed Thursday after the House passed a debt limit deal to avoid a default. Investors have long expected a deal.

Private Sean Rooney (23) was killed on December 15th in the first fatal attack on UN peacekeepers in Lebanon since 2015.

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) could adopt a central kitchen system used to supply meals to schools in Japan, to improve the quality of school lunches in Thailand.

A Federal judge in New York has ruled that a warrant is required for a cell phone search at the border, "absent exigent circumstances". U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP) has long asserted broad authority to conduct warrantless, and often suspicionless, device searches at the border, which includes ports of entry at the land borders, international airports, and seaports. "In Fiscal Year 2022, CBP conducted an all-time high of 45,499 device searches." The EFF (Electronic Frontier Foundation)... Читать дальше...