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Former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández went on trial in New York, accused of helping move more than 500 tons of cocaine through his country.

Israel’s senior military lawyer said that troops fighting in Gaza were under investigation for criminal offenses and other misconduct, including the destruction of property, looting, abuse of prisoners and excessive use of force.

The organization aims to put the entirety of its assets to work in promoting values such as racial equity and promoting wellness. The expanded focus comes as ESG investing has lost momentum.

Choice of major, internships and getting the right first job after graduation are critical to career paths, new data show.

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The Lagos State Government said 11 suspects arrested at the Ibeju-Lekki junction and Akodo area of the state will be prosecuted to serve as deterrents to others extorting residents and motorists in the state. The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Transportation, Olawale Musa, disclosed this while addressing journalists on Wednesday. He added that the suspects parade

Sheffield United defender Jili Buyabu is back with the Premier League club this winter.

The Dodge Demon 170 and Ram TRX represent the last stand — and best execution — of the American V8 engine

The UK will join a string of European countries in leaving a controversial energy treaty that has allowed fossil fuel giants to sue governments over their climate policies. The UK government said this on Thursday. The decision to quit the 1990s-era accord comes after efforts to negotiate a modernised treaty ended in stalemate. France, Germany, Spain

A total of 11,797 shares changed hands on the counter till time (IST).

A recurring defect in US foreign policy is a refusal by elites to concede when they made a serious policy mistake.  This is not a new problem, but it has grown decidedly worse in the past few decades.  It characterized the intervention in Vietnam years after it should have become evident that Washington’s approach was … Continue reading "Refusing To Admit US Foreign Policy Blunders"

Shares close down 8.4% as UK-based lender takes several charges in ‘messy’ final quarter of 2023

Twinkle Khanna playfully compares men to plastic bags Kangana Ranaut slams her

The biggest surprise of the budget was that nothing was allocated to embattled state-owned logistics firm Transnet.

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Though a fun film, what elevates Players from being just another Netflix romantic comedy is the charisma of Gina Rodriguez and the chemistry she has with her co-stars.

Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.

New interim Cheetahs head coach Izak van der Westhuizen believes predecessor Hawies Fourie's guidance and handling of a litany off-field dramas has imbued him with the tools to handle anything.

New interim Cheetahs head coach Izak van der Westhuizen believes predecessor Hawies Fourie's guidance and handling of a litany off-field dramas has imbued him with the tools to handle anything.

Bank’s Discover Financial takeover proposal faces an ‘aggressive sheriff’ in US antitrust regulators

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Weak enforcement has come at the expense of — perhaps — a faster end to the war

Stubborn US inflation data persuades traders to rein in aggressive bets on cuts

FT Money seeks readers’ views before and after the chancellor’s statement