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The first returns for All-Star voting were released and Austin Reaves made the top 10 in the Western Conference backcourt.

A FORMER Coronation Street and Hollyoaks star has been forced to turn her hand to a new career as she struggles to find acting jobs.

Tom Pritzker strongly denies Giuffre's allegations linked to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, as documents shed new light.

The Stadium of Light bar was dressed up in black and white and decorated with banners proclaiming the messages ‘Keep the Black and White Flying High’

Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley was ripped by her chief competitor and Iowa leaders Thursday after telling an audience of New Hampshire voters that they would "correct" the results of the Hawkeye State's caucuses.

What we know about foreigners in Slovakia, US actor eats Slovak bacon, and how to enjoy Bratislava over the weekend.

The actor's Dec. 27 death, considered a suicide, has put a spotlight on Korea's current political and social climate.

We all know to wash our clothes after sitting at a campfire to get rid of that clinging smell of smoke. But cleaning our homes after wildfire smoke has moved through the area isn’t as commonly taught—and according to a new study, it’s a necessary habit to keep harmful chemicals from hanging around.

Eli Lilly & Co. on Thursday announced the launch of new digital health services that could help smooth patient access to the obesity drug Zepbound and other medications — but also warned against the use of some of its most-popular drugs for cosmetic weight loss.

The student is accusing the U.S. State Department of denying her Palestinian American family equal protection under the Constitution.

Wayne Rooney being sacked by Birmingham City was somewhat inevitable if his previous managerial record was anything to go by. That didn’t stop the Blues taking the plunge and getting rid of John Eustace despite him having the team flying high at the point he was sacked. If nothing else, Rooney’s poor tenure will have […]

Former Chelsea and now Nottingham Forest winger Callum Hudson-Odoi has taken to Instagram to deny involvement in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, branding ridiculous online rumours as "absurd"

Milwaukee's Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Los Angeles Lakers' LeBron James are the early leaders in fan voting for next month's All-Star Game, the NBA said Thursday.

Verizon customers may be entitled to a piece of a $100 million sum the company agreed to pay to settle a class action lawsuit.

As the first college basketball weekend of 2024 approaches, John Fanta presents his list of 24 players who could determine how the remainder of the campaign plays out.

Some investors are guessing that Burry’s silence in recent months is an indication his numbers aren’t so good.

Jonathan Dean Bishop, 48, is in jail with bail set at a whopping $22 million and an arraignment scheduled for next week.

No information regarding a motive or the identities of those injured has been released. Police have yet to confirm the total number of victims.

The founder of VideoAmp, a measurement-technology start-up that has been vying with Nielsen and others to create a new means of tabulating video audiences, is stepping down from his CEO role just as the company plans to lay off nearly a fifth of its staff. Ross McCray, who led VideoAmp as it struck deals with […]

We scored and rated a variety of options, including those tested by our outdoor writer, to find the best rain jackets for women. Here are our top recommendations.

Bears running back Khalil Herbert runs against the Falcons on Sunday.

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Add another starter to the Bears injury report: running back Khalil Herbert, who was limited Thursday with a back injury.

Three days before the Packers game, tight end Cole Kmet was upgraded to limited with a knee injury suffered against the Cardinals. Receiver DJ Moore remains limited with an ankle problem but is likely to play against the Bears’ rivals. Читать дальше...

Zaidi touched on several hot-button topics in a wide-ranging podcast interview.

Nada Wanni, The National Interest

The civil war that began in April between rival generals shows no signs of ending.