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“The Government has made another callous decision which will make in-work poverty even worse in Aotearoa,” E tū Assistant National Secretary, Annie Newman says.

Debbie Weinstein said she will focus on growing the firm’s AI technology in her new role.

We’ll be the ones to say it: 90s makeup was peak makeup. It was warm, it was chic, and everyone tried to recreate it today. However, the problem is that a bunch of 90s makeup, mostly 90s lipsticks, have been discontinued. Luckily, we found quite a few lipsticks from the 90s that you can buy […]

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Cole Ragans and Freddy Fermin also earned some extra scratch.

The shoes featured a pointed toe and modest heel.

Felipe Silva moved to 2-0 at featherweight in just a few months after his win at UFC on ESPN 63.

Sports Mole previews Wednesday's La Liga clash between Villarreal and Rayo Vallecano, including predictions, team news and possible lineups.

With Bashar Al-Assad's regime wiped out by insurgents, reportedly backed by Israel and other Western powers non-aligned with Russia, it now looks like Iran's nuclear projects could be the next target, with hopes that Donald Trump will support these strikes on Iranian soil

Chinese AI models are already hugely popular and are keeping pace with — and even surpassing — some U.S. rivals, industry experts told CNBC.

Australia's chances of winning the third Test at the Gabba take a massive blow, with India's tail wagging to help them avoid the follow-on and force Australia to bat again.

Not all heroes wear capes or end up in Marvel movies. Syrian pilot Ragheed Ahmed Al-Tatari outlasted both murderous Assads, father and son, and was finally freed from prison last week after spending 43 years in prison.

The luxury group's CEO Bernard Arnault donated $210 million to the cathedral's restoration.

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After missing two games, LeBron James returned to the Lakers lineup and looked sensational, but made it clear his foot injury isn’t going away.

Composer Kris Bowers tells IndieWire about the work the music does to elevate key scenes and the scenes where it wasn't needed at all.

Ecuador and its state-run oil firm Petroecuador are losing millions of U.S. dollars as organized crime groups are increasingly targeting fuel pipelines to tap and steal gasoline and diesel to support drug trafficking and production. The number of instances in which illegal homemade valves are being used to tap Ecuador’s pipelines has surged in recent years, from around three dozen back in 2022 to more than 770 this year through October, a Reuters investigation has found. All these illegal taps have... Читать дальше...

In a world where good technology quickly enables bad deeds, monitoring your brand identity and SEO safety needs to be as common as monitoring traffic, leads and conversions from your marketing programs.

“Cult of Love,” also starring Shailene Woodley, Zachary Quinto, Mare Winningham, and David Rasche, is playing in Broadway’s Hayes Theater through February 2.

According to a source, King Charles can't 'divorce or sack' Prince Andrew over his Chinese spy scandal.

A woman claims that the seat warmer in her Volkswagen malfunctioned, showing dramatic evidence to underscore her concern.

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The cut over Colby Covington’s eye at UFC Tampa was so bad that his longtime friend and cornerman Chael Sonnen was ready to stop his fight against Joaquin Buckley if the doctor and the referee didn’t do it first.

From the daily newsletter: a feast of gags and games. Plus: Anthony Lane on the secret history of risotto; the year in brain rot; and the costs of our health-care system.

"The Shark House is a major tourist attraction ... It's been a delight to be able to open it up to members of the public to celebrate it with us," the owner said.

Do you do a big clean-up before Christmas? Most Slovaks certainly do!

President and CEO of Reproductive Freedom for All Mini Timmaraju joins Nicolle Wallace to discuss the Trump pick whose disturbing statements on abortion are making headlines.