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Matildas attacking ace Mary Fowler has set tongues wagging on social media after a cryptic post had some fans thinking motherhood could be on the horizon for the 21-year-old.

'All illegal immigrants ... should be shipped to sanctuary states and cities'

Kapil was heading the mortgage business at HDFC Bank and had quit in March 2024. The Sebi letter states that the company disclosed resignation of Kapil with a delay of three days, and that it also failed to provide appropriate reasons for the delayed disclosure. As per the Sebi norms, listed entities must inform the exchanges about a change w

Bolivian authorities have issued an arrest warrant for ex-President Evo Morales, accused of trafficking a 15-year-old during his tenure from 2006 to 2019. Prosecutor Sandra Gutierrez confirmed the warrant was issued on Oct. 16, delayed announcement due to the case's complexity and Morales' vehement denials.

To create the impression that wine was produced in ancient times by a “Palestinian people” who were not Jewish is an act of identity erasure.

Injuries at Amazon.com Inc.’s warehouses are more common than in other warehouses, a new government report alleged over the weekend, claiming that the online-retail giant manipulated injury data and ignored recommendations to keep workers safer as it pursued speed and profits.

On the upside, the short-term target is placed at 25125 while crucial support is placed at 24,550 – 24,500. Dips towards the support zone should be considered as a buying opportunity.

GST Council, chaired by the federal finance minister, may lower the tax on food delivery charges by e-commerce operators to 5% from 18%, according to reports.

Police in Madison, Wis., say a teenager shot and wounded two students and injured six others at a private elementary school before taking their own life. Officials said the suspected shooter was a student at the school. NBC News' Shaquille Brewster reports.

Aljamain Sterling wants to jump right back on the horse after UFC 310.

Diane Delano, an American actor best known for her roles in “Northern Exposure” and “The Wicker Man,” has died. She was 67. Delano died on Friday night after a battle with a brief illness, according to her rep. Delano appeared as Officer Barbara Semanski in 12 episodes of the CBS sitcom “Northern Exposure” and played […]

As TikTok petitions the Supreme Court to block a looming nationwide ban, questions arise about free speech, national security, and the future of digital communication in America. Discover the full story.

A man was wounded in a shooting in Rogers Park on Monday afternoon, Chicago police said.

NY Post readers discuss the MTA’s $1 million plan to understand the psychology of fare evaders.

Some 125 acres bordering Redwood National and State Parks will be handed back to the Yuroks.

(Photo credit: Denny Medley-Imagn Images) Former first-round draft choice Clyde Edwards-Helaire was released by the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday. The 25-year-old running back led the Chiefs in rushing yards his rookie year after being selected with the 32nd pick of the 2020 NFL Draft, bursting onto the scene with 803 yards and four touchdowns. The LSU product struggled to match that statistical production afterwards, ho

It was a smart move by the U.S. president-elect to invite Xi to his inauguration, but future attempts need to be more than just empty gestures to make a real difference.

MINNEAPOLIS — Three days after Matt Eberflus was fired, Bears president Kevin Warren thought he was settling the Ryan Poles matter at the press conference to address the coach’s firing. But there was just one hitch — no one believed him.

It is an indefensible attack on working people and will only serve to inflame poverty and undermine a weak economy.

Austin Tice has been held in Syria for more than 12 years

Oppenheimer’s visits to Israel and his advisory role at the Weizmann Institute do not make him a Zionist. However, two speeches that he gave indicate that he empathized with the Zionist enterprise.

A local non-profit organization worked with a utility company to provide gifts for children in need.

A judge upheld Donald Trump's conviction for falsifying business records related to hush-money payments made to Stormy Daniels. Trump's lawyers argued that the case would hinder his presidency, but the judge rejected their request to overturn the verdict. The sentencing, initially scheduled for November 26, has been postponed. This marks the first criminal conviction of a U.S. president.

Here's a look at the top stories making headlines on the "CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell."

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