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Lo-fi, unpolished performances have become more popular than carefully stage-managed versions of reality

Main market set for fewest listings in 15 years as allure of New York grows despite planned UK reforms

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The hosts detail a lengthy (and growing) list of new private golf club openings across the country on this episode.

Doing what’s popular with the establishment has led to Nevada’s bottom-of-the-barrel education ranking.

He went a step further and explained it was their parents who were eating the cookies being left out for Santa

The NHI is a constitutional Imperative for universal healthcare

A man recently recounted an uncomfortable exchange he had with a cashier at Aldo.

Middlesbrough, Newcastle and Sunderland all feature in our latest North East Notes column

Chelsea welcome Brentford to Stamford Bridge on Sunday looking to close the gap on league leaders Liverpool - but fans in the UK won't be able to watch live.

Coventry City match reaction from CoventryLive as Frank Lampard is 'careful' with his comments about goalkeepers going down injured to enable coaching advice to be issued to outfield players

The 1% Club is known for its head-scratching logic questions - and some of them just seem impossible to work out. But can you solve the final question that lost one player £84,000?

The jeans are available in black or indigo and have a 'bit of sparkle' at the top near the pockets.

Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust (CWPT) has issued a firm statement that abuse and violence against staff will not be tolerated after a number of prosecutions

Mogán, a popular holiday hotspot in Gran Canaria, will introduce a tourist tax for all visitors and residents who stay in hotels, apartments, and holiday rentals from 2025

Billboard’s staff picks for the 100 best Christmas songs places Elvis Presley’s “Blue Christmas” at No. 12.

At age 30, many would have considered my life over, and my destiny set in stone. I had been homeless, a high school dropout, and victim of a workplace accident that left me disabled. But as I lay in bed, unable to work, with no clear path forward, I turned to God in countless conversations. Those moments of reflection and prayer ignited a spark within me.

IT’S THAT time of year when folks who still send out actual Christmas cards head to the post office to buy the holiday stamps, grab the address book to refresh their memory about where cousin Fred lives, and bring us all up to date. Bless ’em, especially Harvey and Harriet Fizblister.

WHAT’S WRONG with us?

Turkey, Iran, Russia, the United States, Israel, the Syrian dictatorship, numerous anti-Syrian government rebel factions, and more Islamic terror organizations than anyone outside of the CIA could name, all had a hand in Syria’s failure as a nation. Now Abu Mohammed al-Golani (“an Islamist with a $10 million terrorist bounty on his head”), heads the Hayat Tahrir al-Sham that seized power and is the de-facto head of state in Syria.

BOWLING GREEN — Marc Vanderhaar Simon, a political science associate professor and department chairman at Bowling Green State University respected as a political expert and a scholar of war, political violence, and conflict resolution, died Dec. 5 at Bridge Hospice Care Center in Bowling Green. He was 61.

The Ohio General Assembly has come together to approve a bill that adds to the protections of freedom of speech in Ohio.

Intelligent planning has allowed for the conversion of the former Owens-Corning office tower into desirable residential apartments.