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Scottish Premiership to Air Additional Live Matches on TV Boost for Scottish Football Fans From next season, an additional 20 Scottish Premiership matches will be broadcast live on subscription television, bringing more of the action directly to fans’ living rooms. This is an exciting development for Scottish football enthusiasts who crave more live coverage of […]

Ahead of its June 21 release, the ‘Shadow of Erdtree’ expansion will be showcased for over four hours–lands, bosses, and much more.

This year's edition of the Federated Auto Parts Ironman 55 will present the biggest payouts in the event's history for the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Cars and Xtreme Outlaw Midget Series presented by Toyota. [...]

Hollywood has many cult connections. But this docuseries invites us to question what we're seeing in real-time

Prince Harry will take his battle with the government over his personal security to the Court of Appeal

The Dallas Cowboys' most accomplished offensive lineman is contemplating retirement.

Antarctica is the most inhospitable continent on earth. It's dry, cold, and completely dark for months of the year. Edwardian explorers were some of the first to brave the Antarctic winter, developing new knowledge still drawn upon by scientists today.

Bridger Brewing invites you to Brews & Beast, a benefit concert for KGLT on Saturday, June 22 in Three Forks. Gates will open at 5 p.m., music will start at 6 p.m.

Rivet has rounded up the pop culture moments bound to influence fashion this summer.

British troops passports checked after parachuting into French D-Day event.

Michael Leiters says the company will continue to use combustion engines for the foreseeable future.

The crafts union is scheduling more Basic Agreement talks as early as next week, but the clock is ticking before the July 31 deadline, and things got a bit more complicated.

A day after scooping up shares in an Azeri gas field, Hungary has said it will not give up Russian natural gas and plans to shore up business deals with Russia in areas that aren’t under the sanctions regime.  The move comes as Hungary’s pro-Russian prime minister, Viktor Orban, comes under pressure ahead of June 9 European Union elections in which his ruling Fidesz party is facing a tough challenger.  It also follows Hungary’s MGM group move to acquire a 5% stake in Azerbaijan’s Shah Deniz gas field... Читать дальше...

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GiveMeSport have revealed that Crystal Palace also have their eye on Tottenham target Jobe Bellingham but the Eagles still have some doubts over whether the...

Wages remain a major sticking point for the below-the-line workers' union as talks hit the three-month mark

Jennifer Lopez looked like she meant business when she showed up to her office ringless and tense.

By Eli Yudin Published: June 06th, 2024

The agreement between the two agencies shows regulatory scrutiny is gathering steam amid concerns over concentration in the industries that make up AI.

Facebook parent plans to use new artificial intelligence features to amplify its efforts to generate revenue in messaging services.

Angela Davis, aka the Kitchenista, has a genius for taking foods we take for granted to the next level and stretching a grocery budget via sheer force of skill.

Israelis thought the prime minister was done for after Oct. 7. Now they see him as standing up to America.

Washington policymakers should now recognize that, in a severe crisis, an extreme-right Israeli regime might be tempted to launch a small-scale nuclear attack as a demonstration to its enemies that Israel cannot be destroyed and will, in fact, unleash the ultimate weapon.

The Taxpayers’ Union says that the comments from credit ratings agency Fitch overnight represents a major threat to New Zealand’s public finances and New Zealanders’ living standards should the country see a credit ratings downgrade and higher costs ...