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That sale for 55 W. Ninth St. is almost double the $9.4 million that Fabien Baron paid just 12 years ago for the historic pad.

On feeling embarrassed by the performance, Jason Alexander’s “standoffish” behavior, and how the show gave him a “second life.”

James Gyakye Quayson, the Member of Parliament for Assin North has said he is not afraid of going to jail if found guilty of the charges against him. Mr Quayson, who is currently facing forgery and perjury charges, expressed his faith in the justice system and maintained that he will ultimately be cleared of all charges.

US 5th Fleet and the Jordanian Armed Forces (JAF) completed a two-week bilateral maritime exercise, Infinite Defender 2023, off the coast of Aqaba, Jordan, Aug. 23, the US Navy said on Wednesday.

Arsenal welcome Fulham to the Emirates Stadium on Saturday looking for another London derby.

Car manufacturers and aggregators have data on driving behaviour, a vehicle’s road-worthiness, etc., which can be beneficial to both insurers and policyholders

Sky-high mortgage rates have kept many Americans sidelined, and mortgage applications for home purchases have dropped for six straight weeks.

Kylie Jenner can't seem to get enough of corsets this summer, wearing them with back-to-back outfits during her Italian vacation.

Iranian authorities have reportedly arrested Mashallah Karami, the father of Mohammad Mehdi Karami, who was arrested and then executed for his participation in the nationwide protests sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini while in police custody last September.

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The first GOP primary debate ahead of the 2024 presidential election is taking place tonight in Milwaukee. Most of the Republican Party’s top candidates will be onstage vying to overtake Donald Trump’s top polling position while the former president is reportedly skipping the event.

Pasco, WA: The Everett AquaSox took the bus ride down to Pasco as they began a two week road trip, their final road trip of the season, on Tuesday aga... - NWL Everett AquaSox

A number of large retailers face legal challenges for allegedly deceiving consumers by tagging products as being on “sale,” even though their prices weren’t always discounted. This common marketing tactic is making a comeback as struggling retailers try to appeal to price-conscious consumers.

Jens Ritter, who was once a pilot, shared details about his recent experience as a member of Lufthansa's cabin crew.

Donald Trump is ahead in the polls for the Republican Party nomination, but his legal life is a mess. The normally confident former president seems to be buckling under the weight of his indictments and the bills piling up.  Sources are telling Page Six that the gravity of the charges in the Georgia case, where […]

Three inches of rain poured on the Grand Canyon's South Rim on Tuesday, setting off flooding in the town of Tusayan, Ariz., and forcing the evacuation of more than 100 visitors and workers, officials said.

Kimberly Coates, 53, was arrested for allegedly being drunk on the job during the first day of school at the Perkins-Tryon Intermediate School, in Perkins, Okla.

Thousands of men were sent to concentration camps as "homosexual offenders" during the Holocaust.

The company attributed a dip in comparable sales to “consumer softness.”

Michael appeared to be adapting to his new circumstances after being struck by a hit-run-driver driver.

North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum suffered undisclosed injuries during a breakout game of basketball with staff Wednesday, according to the campaign.

A disgruntled train commuter has divided opinions as they think children should give up their seats for adults when travelling - but others didn't share the same view

Ex-Zimbabwe captain and manager Heath Streak has been battling colon and liver cancer with a former teammate wrongly announcng he had passed

The American made the move from the US to London during the pandemic, now three years on she created a TikTok series where she shared the biggest culture shocks

A Tennessee judge has agreed to temporarily block a new rule advanced by Tennessee House Republicans that banned the public from holding signs during floor and committee proceedings. The judge handed down the ruling within hours of the filing of a lawsuit by the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee on behalf of three people who had been kicked out of a hearing. A special session was called by Gov. Bill Lee in reaction to a Nashville school shooting in March. A court hearing on the temporary injunction has been scheduled for Sept. Читать дальше...

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