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Jack Smith filed a motion with the trial court in the District of Columbia to dismiss the Jan. 6 election interference case against Donald Trump on Monday.

Dhaka is facing student protests after a student died. The army has been deployed. The interim government is struggling with law and order. Islamists and criminals are causing unrest. British MPs are worried about extremists. They report over 2,000 atrocities since the previous government fell.

The Canadian rapper is doubling down on his claims over the smash hit diss track calling him a pedophile

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The Cardinals are embarking on a weird offseason. The team has fallen short of expectations and this will be John Mozeliak’s last running the team before he hands things off to Chaim Bloom. They definitely have talent, but they need an organizational reset to shake up the roster and get younger.

How a Railway TTEs CPR act turned into a lesson on proper training

A ‘consent-driven donation’ approach is a step that can eliminate avoidable corneal vision loss

Zydus Lifesciences is exploring mergers, acquisitions, and licensing to bolster its specialty portfolio in the US, particularly for the potential launch of its liver therapy drug. The company also aims to expand into medical devices, diagnostics, and nutrition businesses, focusing on profitable growth and a discovery-led approach by 2030.

The Gunners have won two of their four games so far in this season’s Champions League

Let's raise our glasses high, one last time...

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One Manchester United star could make a big comeback under Ruben Amorim.

Reports have been circulating suggesting a huge pay gap disparity between Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo‘s salaries for Wicked. Both women are playing leading roles in the film, with Ariana taking on Glinda and Cynthia portraying Elphaba. The report about the salaries was going viral, but was never verified to be true. Specifically, it stated [...]

Median growth among small U.S. lenders was 1.2% for the third quarter. Bankers are hoping lower interest rates will boost demand, but borrowers aren't jumping.

Adverts promoting assisted dying have appeared at Westminster Tube station in central London ahead of a crucial parliamentary vote.

Nursing leaders met in Ottawa this week to talk about nurse-to-patient ratios, something they say will help reduce burnout and shortages.

The U.K. sent military personnel to help jam and track the drones after sightings.

The Epsilon S rocket was supposed to launch early next year, but the recent blast will likely delay its debut by several months.

Loose Women star Ruth Langsford is thought to make reference to how she feels about life since splitting from Eamonn Holmes in a recent post ahead of flying out to Australia

Police say an FBI agent charged in Maryland with sexually assaulting two women contacted his alleged victims through social media with a promise to give them free tattoos and modeling work

Chiefs defensive end Tershawn Wharton broke his silence Tuesday after catching a Kansas City fan who fell out of the stands after the team's victory over the Carolina Panthers this past weekend.

President-elect’s threat could add 25% to the cost of crude from US’s biggest foreign supplier

Back in 1959, the Army Corp of Engineers carved its own Echo Base into the Greenland ice as a testbed for launching nuclear missiles from Arctic locations. The base was abandoned in 1967, but a new scan from NASA shows it’s still sitting 100 feet below the ice — along with all its radioactive waste.

It may have saved the entire production.

Former U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson blames the Church of England for the country's obesity rates, on the basis that the lack of spiritual nourishment leads people to binge eat. The obvious projection—Boris being an overweight atheist or agnostic with a history of briefly-held religious poses—is really just a way of complaining about black people, contemporary risk aversion and all the other things conservatives hate. — Read the rest