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The CEO of a multi-billion dollar company has been brutally roasted online after posting a job ad requiring the successful candidate to cough up $36,000.

The celebrity doctor recently held investments worth tens of millions of dollars in health care, tech, and food companies which could pose significant conflicts of interest.

Georgetown has yet to optimize its rotation during its non-conference slate, but that mission is at least moving in the right direction ahead of Satur

The Labour Party has finally opened up on the report of alleged alliance with President Bola Tinubu and the ruling APC ahead of the 2027 presidential election.

Jon Graves's Cold War era ex-Royal Observer Corps pit smashed its £15,000 guide price when it was bought for £29,000 at an auction on Thursday

Tamil Nadu MPs got a word of encouragement from Chief Minister MK Stalin as they prepared to launch an offensive on a wide range of issues against the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) government in...

As long as the Mets are determined to transform into an international superbrand they’re going to go hard after the big free agents, which is why Juan Soto might be

There’s something so satisfying about pouring water that your dehumidifier has pulled from literal thin air down the sink, isn’t there?

1. Amazon doubles down on AI startup Anthropic with $4bn investment  The Guardian
2. Amazon and Anthropic deepen strategic collaboration  About Amazon
3. Amazon invests another $4 bn in AI firm Anthropic  Yahoo Finance
4. Powering the next generation of AI development with AWS  Anthropic
5. Amazon Increases Total Investment in AI Startup Anthropic to $8 Billion  PYMNTS.com

With temperatures to plummet as the wintry weather sweeps across the UK, Gardeners' World's Carol Klein has named the flowers that everyone should be growing

The former Florida attorney general has a much better shot at senate confirmation, while Gaetz shouldn’t be counted out for “a different post” in the administration or, potentially, filling Marco Rubio’s seat.

Grace Jabbari had sued for assault, battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress, malicious persecution, and defamation.

Tequila with mango and jalapeno. What could go wrong?

1. Splitting Wicked into two movies was the first conversation director Jon M. Chu had  The A.V. Club
2. Review: Does 'Wicked' defy gravity on the big screen?  KSL.com
3. How much are tickets to see ‘Wicked’ on Broadway?  New York Post
4. Wicked: Part I Is Somehow Longer Than the Whole Broadway Musical. Allow Me to Explain.  Slate
5. Wicked review: This 'drawn-out' and 'self-important' film proves the musical didn't need to be split into two parts  BBC.com

Sephora USA Inc. is looking to shoppers to understand the ways the US presidential election impacted their spending, in a survey sent to customers seen by Bloomberg News.

The petition urges the High Court to transfer the probe into an atrocities case against NCP leader Nawab Malik to an independent investigation agency such as the CBI.

Brendan Rodgers has issued a strong defence of Mark Lawwell after the former recruitment chief's record at Celtic was questioned during Friday's annual general meeting.

Operators may have to pay more for energy if capacity cannot meet demand

Decorate your home with all the colors of the rainbow.

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Burnt pots and pans can be a real bane, but a simple hack and help melt any burnt bits right off.

1. Americans Say You Need $5.3 Million to Be Considered a Success  Bloomberg
2. Boomers say it takes $100k a year to be financially successful, Gen Z says it takes $600k  Axios
3. This Is the Eye-Watering Amount Gen Z Says Means ‘Success’  The Daily Beast
4. The annual income Americans say they need to feel successful may surprise you  Deseret News
5. The salary Americans say they need to feel successful at every age—it's over $500,000 for Gen Z  CNBC

Bengaluru Police seized 318 kg marijuana worth a whopping Rs 3.35 crore while the drugs were being transported from Andhra Pradesh to the city in an Innova car. This led to the busting of a drug...

When Michael Lopez-Alegria commanded the first privately funded crewed mission to visit the International Space Station, he traded his NASA "blues" for a "Deep Space" and "Mesosphere" flight suit.