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Russian President Vladimir Putin greets Belarus' President Alexander Lukashenko at the Kremlin prior to the Victory Day military parade in central Moscow on May 9.

Sixteen of the seniors, who were from Dauphin and the surrounding area, died in the crash, while nine others on the bus remain in hospital, including four in critical care.

While Laroche, a Haitian engineer, did not survive the infamous shipwreck, his wife and two young daughters did.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has chastised the organizers of the recent aborted mutiny perpetrated by forces of the PMC Wagner Group, stating that these people betrayed not only their country and their people but also the men whom they duped into participating in this "crime."

West Virginia is finalizing the leadership for a newly created foundation tasked with distributing the lion’s share of the more than $1 billion in opioid lawsuit-settlement money

Elizaveta Nugumanova stated that many female athletes "stress out" about their weight.

Avalo looks to LIGHT as lead asset fails phase 2 asthma trial, dampening stock gmasson Mon, 06/26/2023 - 15:23

Cash-strapped borrowers are tapping into a $33 trillion pile of home equity

As meal kit providers look to weather the challenges of inflation, many have been forced to rethink their business models. Blue Apron CEO Linda Findley tells PYMNTS in an interview that, in the last year, the whole industry has refocused its priorities, finding ways to build a more solid foundation for longer-term growth. “You have […]

Ruben Selles will become manager at League One side Reading

Molly is the latest islander to be dumped in the ITV 2 show

The young entrepreneurs will present their ideas to a panel of industry executives Tuesday night.

"Stop acting stupid."

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After two years, an important drought mitigation strategy in Nelson Mandela Bay is complete.

A pedestrian was rushed to hospital after being knocked down by a hit-and-run driver.

Vice President Kamala Harris’ unpopularity gap is wider than any second-in-command in at least 30 years, a new poll has found. A staggering 49% of registered voters have a negative view of the veep, with 39% saying their view is “very negative,” according to a NBC News poll released Sunday By contrast, just 32% of...

Nedbank has cut its guidance for SA's GDP growth in 2023 in half, to 0.1%. The banking group also expects a 25 basis point interest rate hike in July.

Russian mercenary boss Yevgeny Prigozhin led a 24-hour uprising with his private Wagner Group army. Some call it the beginning of the end for Putin.

Multiple firearms, 3D printers, drugs and ammunition were seized from Calgary and Langdon as part of Project Reproduction to stop illicit firearms trafficking and manufacturing

Mocímboa da Praia in Mozambique is no longer a ghost town thanks to improved security, but hunger and food scarcity remain major challenges for residents. Despite the return of some individuals in search of livelihoods, the area's agricultural activities, particularly rice cultivation, are hindered by ongoing safety concerns. The lack of rainfall further worsens the […]

Radical queer activist group Queer Endurance / Defiance is calling on the whole queer community and allies to gather on Parliament lawn at 2pm on 1 July to commemorate the Stonewall riots that helped fuel the flame of the modern queer rights movement. ...

As the Lone Star State continues to bake in scorching record heat, people in Texas jails suffer in temperatures reaching 118 degrees without air-conditioning and some, reportedly, without enough water. In fact, according to KXAN, the majority of inmates in Texas are experiencing "dangerous and disturbing conditions inside their cells." — Read the rest

UPDATE (3:27 p.m. ET): The Bruins have made the trade official, sending Taylor Hall and Nick Foligno to Chicago in exchange for Alec Regula and Ian Mitchell. ORIGINAL STORY: Taylor Hall and Nick Foligno are apparently the first offseason dominoes to fall for the Bruins. Boston has agreed to trade Hall and the rights to […]