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(Telecompaper) Khobane has worked for pay-TV and free-to-air broadcasters in sub-Saharan Africa over eighteen years and most recently held the position of group...

If you can create a native garden that looks at home on the grounds of a historic Philadelphia Main Line estate, you can do it anywhere.

French police have come under scrutiny after a 17-year-old boy of Algerian and Moroccan descent was killed by a police officer during a traffic stop.

Derbyshire sign Glamorgan captain David Lloyd on a three-year contract to start in the 2024 season.

"In our study, the cancer cell produced the toxic protein that eventually killed it," the researchers explained.

With members hailing from Cuba, Senegal and Venezuela, this Tiny Desk is a truly international musical experience.

The chief investment officer of Australia’s largest super fund says the biggest risk is that a recession will not materialise.

Pittsburgh-area progressives say their path to power is a roadmap for how left-wing activists can expand their coalition outside of the nation’s biggest cities.

The standard tour of Paris feels like a journey back through time: the Eiffel Tower stands for the eighteen-eighties, the Arc de Triomphe for the turn of the nineteenth century, Les Invalides for the turn of the eighteenth century, Notre-Dame for the mid-fourteenth century, Sainte-Chapelle for the mid-thirteenth century, and so on. But of course, […]

Curator Mhairi Maxwell has selected five key items from the V&A Dundee's Tartan exhibition, which aims to "take a radical new look" at the pattern. Taking place at the V&A Dundee in Scotland, Tartan aims to celebrate the pattern and the many ways it has been used and interpreted. "Our aim is to take a radical

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Cardiff City sign Greece centre-back Dimitrios Goutas on a two-year deal following his departure from Turkish side Sivasspor.

J. Cole, Garth Brooks, Charlie Puth, Brittney Griner, Fallujah and more in this week’s Superguide.

Doug Brumfield can’t wait to get back on the field, and you can’t blame him. UNLV’s quarterback is having a splendid offseason. The junior is entrenched as the starter for the first time in his career ...

Ever since her clear and unequivocal loss in the race for Arizona governor, Kari Lake has traveled the country posing and strutting like a conquering hero.

It is argued that if the Titan submersible had been certified (read “peer-reviewed”), the deadly accident, which killed all five on board, wouldn’t have taken place. That may or not be true.

I live in the privileged multiethnic cocoon of Miami — where the Cuban minority created wealth and amassed political power, quickly becoming the ruling majority — and grew up with blinders to prejudice and discrimination.

From angel wings protruding into the sky from a concrete floor to giant horses scattered about the grounds, the 1 October Memorial could take shape in many different forms. The public won’t know which design will ...

There’s a voting bloc that hates Donald Trump, despises MAGA, and could help Democrats win the House and hold the White House next year.

There’s “remixing” and then there’s just posting a slightly faster version of the same song.

The space agency’s digital transformation officer talks about how a focus on business outcomes is helping NASA pivot its enterprise technology goals toward the future.

Python has long had a presence as a language for server-side frameworks, with support for most every project size or use case. But it's historically been confined to the back end—there's no real culture of writing Python for creating front-end, client-side code. At least, not yet.

In case you’ve been backpacking in the Himalayas for the last year, generative AI has recently become enormously popular. Text generators like OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google Bard are one type of generative AI model. Text-to-image generators are another. One of the leaders in the space is Stable Diffusion, an open source image generation AI system. 

The silence of old friendship; a common trope in literature, perhaps a trite cliché. But do we ever practice it?