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McDonald's customers in the 1980s could try chicken nuggets for the very first time, or even catch President Ronald Reagan eating a Big Mac.

All the action from day 2 of the Paris Olympics, including some awe-inspiring underwater images from the pool.

A teenager has been charged in connection with a train derailment that he recorded and allegedly caused, the video now likely to become one of the key pieces of evidence against him.

Venezuela is poised for a historic vote on Sunday, July 28 that could bring the 11-year reign of the country’s authoritarian president, Nicolás Maduro, to an end – and with it, the widespread sense of hopelessness that has sparked a mass exodus from the country.

Asylum-seekers are currently entitled to medical cards, which has been questioned by opposition politicians. Sinn Féin has stated in recent months that the granting of medical cards should be means-tested.

El abogado de Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada niega que su cliente haya sido simplemente engañado para abordar un avión hacia Estados Unidos, diciendo que el capo de la droga capturado fue 'secuestrado por la fuerza'.

A man has been arrested after a fatal house fire in east London, the Metropolitan Police has said.

In the past week, following President Joe Biden's withdrawal from the presidential race, Vice President Kamala Harris has all but locked in her party's nomination, racked up an impressive list of endorsements, and hauled in a mountain of cash. Constituencies who had tuned out of the campaign are tuning back in. Correspondent Martha Teichner talks with political strategist Stuart Stevens and presidential historian Lindsay Chervinsky about what the past suggests is in Harris' future.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a warning that if the United States goes ahead with deploying long-range missile systems in Germany, Moscow will respond by positioning its weapons within striking distance of Western targets, as reported by Reuters. He compared the current situation to the Cold War era, particularly the deployment of American Pershing missiles in Europe. Putin stated that if the US follows through with its plans, Russia will abandon its previous unilateral moratorium... Читать дальше...

Harmanpreet Kaur rues lot of fumbles after India lose Asia Cup final

The Harris-backed Minnesota Freedom Fund posted bail for one offender charged with murder, and another who was a twice-convicted rapist.

After trying the signature burgers from McDonald's, Wendy's, and Burger King, I liked the smoky flavor of Burger King's Whopper the most.

Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) alone accounts for ₹207.08 crore

With hundreds of thousands left homeless after unprecedented floods, Brazil is now facing a record run of wildfires, a nation caught on the frontline of climate change.

Queens Park Rangers are open to selling Wolves target Jake Clarke-Salter for the right price in the ongoing transfer window.

The Welfare Ministry fortified the social worker department in Majdal Shams to enable them to better care for the families of the children, the ministry said Sunday.

Two men in their 20s have been killed after a light aircraft crashed in a field in North Yorkshire.

CIL has recently secured a graphite block in Madhya Pradesh

Jamaat-i-Islami (JI) leader Liaquat Baloch on Sunday said that the government will form a technical committee to resolve the power and tax hikes issues and complete their “internal workings” by tomorrow while the party’s ongoing sit-in at Rawalpindi’s Liaquat Bagh will continue.

Jordan Ayew is the latest player to be linked with a move to the King Power Stadium as Steve Cooper looks to bolster his attacking options amid Jamie Vardy's injury

Three Team USA members share their competition beauty secrets with Vogue—and one may come as a surprise.

Premier League fans have shown how bored they are after over 60 days of no matches, as they've had to set their competetive spirit onto debating which manager has the best bald head