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U.S. women’s water polo star Maddie Musselman Woepse is mourning the loss of her husband, Pat, who died from a rare form of lung cancer

UFC Hall of Famer Daniel Cormier isn't particularly impressed with the PFL and other promotions' ability to build stars.

(241011) -- GAZA, Oct. 11, 2024 (Xinhua) -- Palestinians check the damage at Rafida School destroyed in an Israeli airstrike in the city of Deir al-Balah, central Gaza Strip, on Oct. 11, 2024. Israeli forces launched Thursday a deadly airstrike on Rafida School near the headquarters of the Palestine Red Crescent Society in Deir al-Balah, killing a

Back when he was just a venture capitalist who had managed to rise from the ruins of Appalachia, JD Vance publicly accepted that Donald Trump lost the 2020 presidential election. Then Vance decided to run for Senate—and his tune quickly changed. 

The federal government said it will launch a 15 million-liter aviation fuel store next to the Murtala Muhammed International Airport road in Lagos.

This Microsoft Surface Pro comes with the new Copilot+, and you can get it $200 off with this excellent deal.

Marie Osmond confessed she's still haunted by her son Michael's suicide nearly 15 years later, but has been saved by the 'power of prayer'.

Don’t let palliative care decisions tear your family apart. Here’s how to put together your best senior-care team.

Some very big stars stepped out to attend the Project Healthy Minds World Mental Health Day Gala on Thursday night (October 10) in New York City. Demi Lovato and Chance the Rapper posed for photos outside of the event, which was hosted at Spring Studios. They were just two of the celebrities on the guestlist. [...]

The president of Guyana has announced several perks ahead of next year’s general elections, including free college tuition and a one-time cash payment of nearly $1,000 for every household in the oil-rich South American country

Chloe Longster asked her mum if she was going to die.

Covenant University celebrated its 19th convocation with a historic 339 students achieving First-Class degrees, a record-breaking accomplishment.

The editor of the Tampa Bay Times says his news operation didn't miss a beat despite a crane collapse during Hurricane Milton that gouged a hole in the St. Petersburg office building that housed his newsroom

Brazil on Friday started blocking over 2,000 gambling websites designated as irregular, part of a push by the government to regulate the sector, after concern rose about gambling addicts, especially vulnerable people

Tributes have been paid to former British middle distance runner Robbie Fitzgibbon, who has died at the age of of 28.

A group of House Democrats representing areas affected by hurricanes Helene and Milton are calling on the leaders of major technology companies to do more to combat the flurry of misinformation online about the extreme weather.  In a letter sent Friday, Reps. Deborah Ross (N.C.), Kathy Castor (Fla.), Nikema Williams (Ga.) and Wiley Nickel (N.C.)...

The Georgia election workers sued The Gateway Pundit after it spread false claims about them committing fraud in the 2020 election.

MIKE Ashley’s Frasers Group last night launched a fresh £111million bid for Mulberry — while fanning doubts about the luxury bag group’s survival chances.

Patients suffering from hemophilia received a "meaningful" advancement on Friday when federal regulators approved the first once-weekly treatment for the disease.

NASA and SpaceX are targeting no earlier than 7:05 a.m. EDT Sunday, Oct. 13, for the agency’s SpaceX Crew-8 mission to undock from the International Space Station. Pending weather conditions, the earliest splashdown time is targeted for 3:38 p.m. Monday, Oct. 14, at one of the multiple zones available off the coast of Florida. NASA […]

Musk said the bots can “basically do anything you want” – like mowing your lawn, cleaning the kitchen after dinner, babysitting your kids or just being a friend -- and will cost less than a car.

Israelis have been riding a roller-coaster. After emerging from the ravages of COVID-19 and five rapid-fire elections, 2023 was slated to be a year of national recovery. Those hopes turned improbable in January when Justice Minister Yariv Levin unveiled his plans to overhaul Israel’s judicial system, igniting massive protests and plunging the country into profound political crisis. Hope was then obliterated on October 7, the day that more than 1,100 people were murdered—and another 252 abducted... Читать дальше...