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A huge row has broken out over the CBSE affiliation of 14 schools in two hill districts of violence-hit Manipur.

Kirsten Kluyts' clothes, battle over MK party, pressure on Proteas. Here are Adriaan's top 10 reads of the day.

James Free, a formerly homeless man in the mission's long-term shelter program, found them while sorting through donations.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Amb. Yusuf Tuggar, has warned against describing the unconstitutional change of government in West Africa as solely a regional problem. Tuggar also insisted that the coup could engulf the entire African continent and add to the challenges of terrorism and other cross-border criminalities if not addressed. The minister gave the

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Amanda Bynes might’ve just launched “Amanda Bynes & Paul Sieminski: The Podcast” earlier this month, but on Sunday, the former Nickelodeon star announced that she is halting the endeavor after one episode.

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Processing time for routine service is now six to eight weeks and two to three weeks for expedited service.

Veterans of Taiwan’s battles with China say their history holds lessons for the upcoming presidential election.

We’ve had a year to catastrophize AI’s impact on the future of journalism. While it hasn’t yet sent the workaday reporter the way of the oil lamplighter or the video store clerk, it has made a commodity out of good enough writing. ChatGPT is like the magic pot in the children’s book Strega Nona, and...

The move comes as the series is gearing up for production on its highly-anticipated second season

The former Cowboys quarterback-turned-analyst still has it.

Princess Alexandra of Luxembourg is expecting her first child with husband Nicola Bagory after the pair got married earlier this year, Luxembourg Palace has announced.

Prince Harry is expected to spend yet another year in California - and this will come at a particular cost, claims one royal expert.

Especially if you work in the Senate.

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The Cleveland Browns pulled off another fourth-quarter comeback in Week 15 against the Chicago Bears. SportsGrid details what the win means for Cleveland.

The former president's xenophobic plans for a second term would start "on day one" if he's elected, sources indicated.

As we witness the collapse of Twitter/X and seek new platforms to build audience, more media companies next year will have to think creatively about inventing new ways to fill the void and engage readers. We all know that many of the most enduring news organizations are built on establishing deep niche audiences, not relying...

Conservative MP Miriam Cates is facing a probe by Parliament's Commissioner for Standards into allegations she caused 'significant damage to the reputation' of the House of Commons

The late-night talk show host blasted Musk as “a man who can pull off pretty much any bad guy in a movie"

Western nations are actively reforming their immigration policies, reflecting the complex dynamics of global migration. In the United States, the Biden Administration’s new strategies focus on managing regional migration effectively. These strategies include stiffer penalties for illegal border crossings and the introduction of Regional Processing Centers. These measures aim to streamline migration flows and enhance […]

This illustrates a basic principle of nature: deprivation is not just a lack of something, rather, it is, at the same time, also possession of something else - a strength and an incentive to overcome the sense of lack. Impelled by the law of nature itself, a person who considers himself to be deprived of or lacking something develops a strength or urge to make efforts to acquire that which he thinks he is deprived of or lacks. This inner urge keeps him active until he reaches his goal.

Leonard Bernstein was a towering figure on Broadway. So it seems only fitting that the new film drama of him leans on the Great White Way to get the story right.

The body of 22-year-old Brooks Hardie, who went missing while duck hunting on Lake Guntersville in Alabama, was recovered on Monday. Authorities searched for nearly two days.