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The Major League Baseball postseason begins on Tuesday with four series taking place in the wild-card round of the playoffs. In the fourth and final game of the day, the Miami Marlins visit Philadelphia for an NL East matchup against the Phillies. The Phillies enter the playoffs as the top wild-card team and the No. […]

A cat owner in Austin, Texas, was reunited with his feline named Tux after taking a Lyft to the vet, and claiming the driver took off before he could retrieve his pet from the car.

A robot could soon be making your next Chipotle burrito bowl.

Matt Gaetz’s Motion to Vacate The Chair against House Speaker Kevin McCarthy PASSED failed after a vote on the House Floor Tuesday.

Prosecutors unsealed eight separate indictments in Florida that targeted mostly chemical companies and executives based in China.

Drinking dark tea daily may help balance blood sugar levels and stave off type 2 diabetes, the form of the disease most closely tied to obesity.

A case now before the Supreme Court could dramatically weaken the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The challenge was brought by payday lenders.

A Wisconsin judge ruled on Tuesday against a school district's policy of adopting students' preferred pronouns and names without obtaining parental consent, a decision cheered as a "groundbreaking legal win" for parents' rights.

‘Neighbour from hell’ who put up night-vision CCTV cameras on 13ft-high poles to ‘spy’ on neighbours is fin...  The Sun

A ‘neighbour from hell” who put up night-vision CCTV cameras on 13ft-high poles to spy on nearby homes has been fined £1,380.

The simplicity of Elon Musk's renaming of Twitter might come back to haunt him after an ad agency filed a lawsuit against X for trademark infringement.

Kiwis will have the opportunity to take action and declutter the collective $3.1 billion of unused clothing sat in their wardrobes via the Uber x New Zealand Red Cross Clothing Drive on Saturday, October 21st. According to the ‘Cost of Giving’ ...

RISHI Sunak and Joe Biden are hoping to ink a trade agreement before both face elections next year, it emerged tonight.

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Gen Z were the guinea pigs who proved that allowing phones in school hurt lesson-learning, friend-making, and memory-forming. Now it's time to ban phones so more kids don't meet the same fate.

While the playoffs appear to be out of reach for this rebuilding team, many fans say they have faith in the team's management and direction.

Partisan discord and jittery voters seem to be the hallmarks of politics at the moment. The Republican Party has managed to sneak by Democratic Party rivals, however, according to a major pollster.

Tom Hanks is warning his Instagram followers about AI, after a deepfake ad used his face. Meanwhile, the social media app’s parent company is rolling out its own celebrity knockoffs.

The Opposition lashed out at the Centre, and the Maharashtra government, while demanding a ‘detailed investigation’ into the deaths in two State-run hospitals

World Cup swimming races designed to accommodate transgender competitors have been abandoned because no one entered.

The Public Investment Corporation (PIC) intends to increase its investment in renewable energy as South Africa battles to resolve a power crisis that’s stifling economic growth. “If you look at our renewable energy book, we have now funded and have got an exposure of R16.5-billion – and it is going to grow,” Kabelo Rikhotso, chief investment officer at the PIC said on Tuesday.