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NORTH Korean despot Kim Jong-un loves to dream big, but his grandiose projects often turn into massive nightmares.

The U.S. surgeon general on Friday issued a new advisory on the link between alcohol consumption and increased cancer risk.

From celebrating the wins of others to taking risks and more, board-certified psychologist Dr. Sue Varma stops by TODAY to share tips and benefits for adopting an abundance mindset in 2025.

Belgian playmaker is out of contract at the end of the season

It’s all but certain that Nippon Steel and US Steel will challenge Biden’s decision in federal court. Maybe they’ll win in the end, and maybe the deal—and all those new investments—will be saved. As I wrote last month, however, “the politicization of the Nippon Steel deal and ‘national security’ has potential harms that go way beyond the two companies or even the industry at issue.”

Southampton Football Club is pleased to formally complete the signing of Brazilian defender Welington, who had previously signed a pre-contract agreement with the club.

MEDIA AFFAIRS: In an age of fake news and social networks, it’s important to learn communications, Gozansky said.

Former acting EPA air chief Anne Idsal Austin is a member of the Trump transition landing team at the agency — and may be leading it, according to three people granted anonymity to discuss the transition.

BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton takes on The Zutons frontman Dave McCabe with his predictions for this weekend's Premier League fixtures.

The parts needed to repair a vintage Apple device may no longer be in stock at Apple Stores or third-party shops.

25-year-old youth collapses while participating in running competition; A.P. Scheduled Tribes Commission member visits the victim’s family members in Machilipatnam, hands them ₹50,000 cash

The meteorological service 'AgriMeteo' has recently announced that 2024 is the rainiest year on record in the Grand Duchy since 1854, as well as one of the 10 warmest years.

Good sleep helps people stick to their New Years resolutions.

Scientists have discovered the UKs biggest dinosaur footprint site.

Across the industry, a flight is considered on time if it arrives less than 15 minutes before its scheduled time.

An eccentric woman claims she can communicate with aliens.

Donald Trump's initial response to the New Orleans attack was cringeworthy — and then the Republican decided to double down on discredited misinformation.

Charterhouse Lagos faced a renewed criticism over its reported N42 million annual tuition fees, sparking debates on educational inequality in Nigeria.

Fifteen families from the Donetsk People’s Republic and the Lugansk People's Republics are vacationing in a health resort in Lettsy in Vitebsk District.

Homo floresiensis, a metre-tall ancient hominin, lived on the South Pacific island of Flores and hunted dwarf elephants until about 50,000 years ago – and now it seems climate change played a role in the downfall of both species

Host Michael Rand starts with the NBA’s biggest problem. Ratings are down for a number of reasons, but here is a big one: As teams like the Celtics have won with ruthless efficiency, as they did Thursday against the Wolves, the game has become less interesting to watch. Rand also touches on the uninspiring Twins offseason plus a win for the Wild and a loss for Gophers men’s basketball.