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La entrada ¡El Buesa bailará a ritmo de “Nochentera” en el Opening Game! se publicó primero en Saski Baskonia.

The figures are revealed in the latest Government Expenditure and Revenue Scotland report, published on Wednesday.

Asian markets slip after signs of further weakness in world’s second-largest economy

WUHAN, Aug. 16 (Xinhua) -- A new air cargo route was launched on Wednesday linking Ezhou City in central China's Hubei Province, with Abu Dhabi, capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), announced SF Airlines.

Abundant irony: Federalism, a right-wing fave rave, comes back to haunt the Republican frontrunner

PITTSBURGH — The good news for Penn State? It is ranked No. 7 in the Associated Press preseason poll, which was released Monday afternoon. It will start the season in the Top 10 for the fourth time in seven years.…

MINNEAPOLIS — The changes in our sports universe have become relentless and close to instantaneous. As a concept, "tradition" has less value than a fourth-down throw under-the-sticks late in a playoff game. Today, college trustees can throw 100 years of…

LEXINGTON, Ky. — I have a confession to make. I have been an Associated Press college football poll voter for the last few years, a task of enormous responsibility that has subjected me to a barrage of social media slings…

For Silicon Valley venture capitalists and founders, any inconvenience big or small is a problem to be solved—even death itself. And a new genre of products and services known as “death tech,” intended to help the bereaved and comfort the suffering, shows that the tech industry will try to address literally anything with an app. …

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – In the face of multiple district maps ruled unconstitutional, a group led by two former Ohio Supreme Court justices is seeking to end partisan gerrymandering in the state once and for all. The group Citizens Not Politicians took the first step Monday to place a constitutional amendment on the ballot overhauling [...]

Sources say the ex-'GMA' star recently signed a multi-million dollar deal that will bring her back on television.

A restaurant worker went viral on TikTok after sharing her hack for dealing with customers who try to order minutes before closing. 

A McDonald’s customer went viral on TikTok after revealing why people sometimes receive cold fries from the chain—particularly during a lunch rush. 

A sharp hotel manager went viral on TikTok after he exposed an elaborate hotel scam attempt and highlighted fraudsters’ evolving tactics. 

Athletes’ skills, social impact initiatives and philanthropic efforts represent the generation’s values and aspirations.

Pernod Ricard North American Chairman and CEO Ann Mukherjee, Ad Age’s 2023 Vanguard Award recipient, offers advice on growing a career in the face of adversity.

A few things at a <em>glance</em>

The Oxford Etymologist responds to readers comments on his most recent blog post topics.

OUPblog - Academic insights for the thinking world.

Ovarian cancer is one of the most common cancers among women in the UK and there are several signs that people need to make sure they're looking out for

Coinbase officially launched the public mainnet for its long-awaited Base layer 2 blockchain network on August 9. It is the first public company to release a blockchain.

Consumers are still flush with cash but are more often falling behind on some payments, making for a complex picture.

Efforts at a trade for Americans including Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich involving a third country have hit hurdles, prompting new attention to options in the U.S.

In a Reddit thread, an outraged British woman recalled the events from one of her Tinder dates, where her match asked her for a refund request after she told him 'no' to another date

In Indus’s case, pending litigations include a Rs 3,565.7 crore claim by the Service Tax Department relating to disallowance of Cenvat credit availed on inputs, capital goods and input services for the pre-GST period following an adverse Bombay High Court ruling on the premise that towers and shelters are immovable property.