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FEMA officials at its Disaster Recovery Center located at the Marietta City Hall and Police Department confirmed on Friday it will close permanently at 7 p.m. this Saturday, May 25th.

Michael Schumacher’s family have been awarded €200,000 ($216,360) compensation from the publisher of a German tabloid magazine after the title… Continue reading Michael Schumacher’s family awarded €200,000 compensation after AI ‘interview’

GroomingEquestrians have been urged to be on the alert for another potential Facebook scam, after a flurry of fake event profiles have been set up. Common scams on social media include profiles purporting to offer live streams of major events, in an attempt to secure customers’ card details, but in these more recent cases, people […]

A periodical cicada flies away from Stephanie Adams, plant healthcare leader at the Morton Arboretum, Friday, May 17, 2024. The periodical cicadas have emerged in the Chicago area for the first time in 17 years.

A.J. Dybantsa makes a high school change.

HFC will use $3 million for numerous updates and renovations to its main campus as part of its SEMSSC project.

The official yuan exchange rate was lowered by 10 kopecks to 12.33 rubles

The Oklahoma National Guard Office of Public Affairs is inviting the public to the annual Memorial Day ceremony, hosted by the Oklahoma National Guard Museum

A replica armored train No. 7 "Wabadus", completed as a gift for the 100th anniversary of the Republic of Estonia, has arrived at the War Museum in Viimsi.

SACKING Erik Hen Hag will cost Manchester United up to £9million in compensation.

Daniel Cormier has some interesting fights in mind for Conor McGregor in the second half of 2024 no matter what happens at UFC 303.

House of the Dragon season two is nearly upon us, and while it’s been a year and a half since the season one finale, fans will easily remember the key players from the Game of Thrones prequel: Rhaenyra Targaryen and her family, aka the Blacks, and Alicent Hightower, the newly crowned Aegon II, and their crew, aka the…

Markings found at Regent’s Park College where pro Palestine rally held

Should the government prove you shouldn't be allowed to immigrate, or should individuals have to prove that they should be allowed to immigrate? A century ago today, immigration policy shifted from the former to the latter. David Bier explains how the change has implicated Americans’ rights.

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"There are many commissioners and they are constantly changing and talking nonsense," the Russian president said

A Pollock man was arrested on fishing contest fraud violations in Sabine Parish.

"Furiosa" supplies more high-octane Mad Max action, but can’t replicate the thrilling relentlessness of predecessor "Fury Road."

Apple is finally explaining why some users found old deleted photos on their iPhones.

Mauricio Pochettino is reportedly keen to continue managing in the Premier League amid reports that Erik ten Hag will be sacked as Man United manager.

ICC Twenty20 World Cup 2024 will be contested by a record 20 teams, an expansion from 16 teams in the 2022 tournament.

Ryan Garcia’s B-sample tested positive for a banned substance, ESPN reported Thursday, but the boxer’s legal team and promoter pointed to a negative hair sample as proof he had not violated rules. Garcia, who knocked down Devin Haney three times in New York on his way to a majority-decision victory April 20, also had his

In a week that saw Liverpool at the heart of announcements involving Taylor Swift, Andrea Bocelli and George Harrison, Kevin McManus, Head of UNESCO City of Music, explores why Liverpool is in the global music spotlight again. For me every week in Liverpool is music week, but this week has been stellar even by our incredibly high standards. Cunard announced that the maiden call of the new Queen Anne ship will be celebrated with an amazing musical line up which […]

The International Court of Justice on Friday ordered Israel to "immediately" halt its assault on Rafah in the south of Gaza, largely granting an order South Africa had sought on 10 May.