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House of the Dragon's second season included Robert Rhodes, who played Silver Denys, among the cast, and the actor took to social media recently with a message for fans

Court rejects mans plea against rape case Renting house no intent of marriage

At least 20 million people registered for the digital wallet scheme during the first two days.

The BSF did not provide details on the captured Bangladeshis

A car was set on fire in Sunderland as protests descended into violence on Friday night (2 August).

DA Indicts Burham in Jamestown Homicide Case

Nebraska baseball received commitments from Creighton Prep outfielders Charlie Ziola and Cal Anthony on the same day as the Huskers' 2026 class grew to five.

Is anyone as excited by the Paris Games as Antoine Griezmann? It doesn’t seem possible.

Arsenal reportedly turn down a fresh proposal from Marseille for striker Eddie Nketiah, who has already agreed personal terms with the French club.

With the Pixel 9 series, Google is introducing a new 45W USB-C Charger. We’ve already seen the US design, but here’s a look at the European variant.

Saskatoon police are scheduled to provide an update on a search of the city landfill for the remains of a young woman missing since 2020.

Job growth slowed sharply in July and the unemployment rate rose to its highest level since 2021, renewing worries about an economic slowdown.

A swoon in the stock market intensified after the jobs report. The Nasdaq, S&P 500 and Dow fell 2.4%, 1.8% and 1.5%, respectively.

Prospects for Pat Gelsinger’s turnaround of Intel look increasingly nightmarish, as the company’s share price plunged 26%.

The U.S. sued TikTok, alleging the Chinese-owned company knowingly and repeatedly failed to protect the privacy of children.

Chevron is relocating to Texas from California, where the business climate has soured for oil companies.

Google pulled an Olympics-themed ad for its AI chatbot after it sparked backlash from viewers that the messaging was impersonal and impersonal and dystopian.

Exxon banked one of its highest-ever profits for a second quarter, bolstered by record production in the Permian Basin and Guyana.

A U.S. Tax Court judge has ruled that Coca-Cola is on the hook for about $6 billion in a long-running dispute with the IRS.

Wall Street darling Nvidia is accused of abusing its market dominance in selling chips crucial for AI — and the U.S. Justice Department is now said to be investigating.

One of the "fake electors" indicted in Arizona for the plot to overturn the election results in that state has agreed to cooperate with prosecutors, state Attorney General Kris Mayes said Friday.

Summary and Key Points: In the early 2000s, the U.S. Navy sought to adapt to the rapid-response needs of the Global War on Terror by introducing the Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) program, which included the Freedom and Independence classes.

A woman arrested for praying outside a hospital is being prosecuted for an alleged breach of abortion buffer zone legislation in Northern Ireland. Claire Brennan, 52, supported by the Christian Legal Centre, is challenging the prosecution which began earlier this week at Coleraine Magistrates Court. Brennan was arrested along with a colleague in a wheelchair, […]