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Teigen thanked fans, who noticed Miles’ diabetes monitor in a photo, for reaching out with words of encouragement and support.

'We will stand united and exact a very heavy price for aggression against us from whatever quarter'

She’s right out of The Matrix.

President Trump traveled to Chicago on Wednesday to deliver remarks at the National Association of Black Journalists conference.

ENGLAND footie star Anthony Gordon has donated £10,000 to the victims of the mass stabbing in Southport.

DRIVER SHAFT VICTORIES CONTINUE ON THE PGA TOUR Carlsbad, California (July 31, 2024) Fujikura, the leader in performance golf shafts, was honored to be the #1 driver and wood shaft in Blaine, Minnesota. During a week that included another PGA Tour driver shaft victory, there were multiple success stories for Fujikura over the weekend. At [...]

India’s plans to produce oil palm domestically including in Assam sees setbacks as lack of processing units ruin crops.

A wild turkey is going viral on TikTok for its violent vendetta against a parked car in Boston, Massachusetts.

1. Chrissy Teigen reveals son Miles, 6, was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes: ‘A different, new world for us’  Page Six
2. Chrissy Teigen Confirms Son Miles, 6, Has Type 1 Diabetes After Posting Photo of Him with Monitor  PEOPLE
3. Chrissy Teigen Reveals Son Miles’ Type 1 Diabetes Diagnosis  Billboard
4. Chrissy Teigen and John Legend's 6-Year-Old Son Miles Is Diagnosed With Type 1 Diabetes  Entertainment Tonight

Terrence Dames reportedly suffered a medical incident after police in Plano confronted him

Americans are showing up in Paris showing off their red, white, and blue pride as they support Team USA at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

President Mnangagwa has reinstated former Higher and Tertiary Education, Innovation, Science and Technology Deputy Minister Simelisizwe Sibanda, who was relieved of his duties early last month for misdemeanours.

At a rally for conservative Christians, Trump promised to fix the country so they'll never have to vote again. Here's what he really meant.

Women in three bordering states — including Iowa, with a six-week ban now in effect — must cross state lines to get the full standard of reproductive health care.

The college dreams of hundreds of low-income and first-generation students from Chicago are up in the air after a north suburban family backed out on a longstanding commitment to provide scholarships just weeks before the start of classes.

Former American Idol Winner Carrie Underwood is set to become the newest judge on ‘American Idol,’ replacing Katy Perry.

The rule-of-thumb that an engagement ring is supposed to be three months' salary seems to have fallen out of vouge, according to a new survey.

The Israel Defense Forces targeted a building in Beirut and eliminated senior Hezbollah commander Fuad Shukr on July 30. In the early hours of July 31, Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was killed in Tehran. Israel did not take credit for the latter killing, but Iran and its proxies have blamed Israel and vowed to respond, and Israel is preparing for possible attacks.

At least one person was killed this week by a wildfire in Colorado, and experts say hot, dry conditions are likely to spark more blazes.

(Photo credit: Grace Hollars-USA TODAY Sports) PARIS -- France's Paris Games poster boy Leon Marchand achieved a swimming first, winning the 200-meter breaststroke and 200 butterfly gold on the same night in Olympic record times at his home Olympics on Wednesday. The breaststroke gold was his third at the La Defense Arena but the 22-year-old has rewrote the script on what was previously thought possible by becoming the f

Boxer Cindy Ngamba of the Olympic Refugee Team has won her first fight at the Paris Games and is one victory from earning the team's first-ever medal. Ngamba, who was born in Cameroon and sought haven in the UK aged 11, said she hopes to "give motivation" to refugees across the world.

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and two accomplices are expected to enter the pleas as soon as next week.

(Photo credit: Kim Klement Neitzel-USA TODAY Sports) The Tampa Bay Rays' decision to offload some of their top talent before Tuesday's trade deadline partially stemmed from a deal to buy the team that never came to be, the New York Post reported Wednesday. Rays owner Stuart Sternberg was looking to sell the team to a group of local investors for $1.6 billion, according to the report. Sternberg bought the Rays for $200 mi