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The daily word puzzle first took the world by storm three years ago and shows no signs of slowing down.

Newsweek is back with another set of clues for Wednesday's brainteaser, and if you're really stuck, the answers.

The 47th president seems intent on making his coalition something durable.

The shoes are available to shop on December 12.

The retrospective will be held at the Museum of Art Pudong and will be curated by Judith Clark.

“In this particular program, we went from concept and design to firing and flight on the range in just under four months, which is lightning fast,” said Ursa Major CEO Dan Jablonsky.

Photographer: Roberto Porto Summary Author: Roberto Porto Shown in the foreground of this early morning scene taken from Teide National Park, Canary Islands, is a Tajinaste rojo (Echium wildpretii), an endemic plant that only grows naturally on the summits of...

Organics Aotearoa New Zealand (OANZ) says the process has significant shortcomings, with effectively no consultation, insufficient due diligence and no clarity for food producers, regardless of their views on genetic engineering (GE) or their production ...

Authorities are analyzing surveillance and dashcam footage from the area in an effort to identify and locate the attacker.

State pensioners are being warned over five devices that add lots to your energy bills every month - as they increase again in January.

Democrats recalibrate after election loss.

Patterns of human endogenous retrovirus expression linked to decreased neurodegenerative disease risk.

A recent influx to this city across the Hudson from Manhattan has switched up the atmosphere for commuters and families, and intensified competition for properties

Central bank has burnt through billions of dollars and lifted rates in bid to prop up real

Staying overnight in the zoo’s wooden cabins, visitors can enjoy less hurried encounters with the animals — and wake to the sound of a lion’s growl

With today’s big data tools, conditions can be anticipated and actively managed

Chancellor Olaf Scholz goes on offensive against conservative rival Friedrich Merz ahead of snap February poll

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen admits April coalition deal will have to be changed

TPG co-founder was part of a generation of buyout pioneers and made some of the industry’s boldest bets

It’s not just Trump — elections around the world may produce a new crop of net zero critics in 2025

This series examines how employers and governments are tackling the rise in depression and other conditions — and the new therapies being developed

FTSE 100 group reportedly faces difficulties in selling drugs to Chinese hospitals

Plus, the relentless dominance of US asset managers in Europe, and Royal Mail officially lands in private hands