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Artificial intelligence is helping Verizon stop third-party cable cuts before they happen. Here's how it can help you, and what you should do before digging.

Botswana's Letsile Tebogo became the first African to win the Olympic 200 metres on Thursday as he upstaged Noah Lyles' plans for a sprint double in Paris.

Jenna Ortega shared her thoughts to Vanity Fair about the intersection of Hollywood and politics, mainly how the need for actors to be politically correct often contributes to their loss of integrity. The actor left the “Scream” franchise last year one day after her co-star Melissa Barrera was fired due to social media posts about […]

Council leaders from across Scotland are due to discuss the pay dispute ahead of next week's bin strikes.

The New Zealand team has been named for September’s historic Davis Cup tie against Luxembourg in Palmerston North.

A HUSBAND whose wife was pistol-whipped in a £2million “Night Watcher” jewellery raid said finding her tied up and injured was like a “horror movie”.

Pickering’s mayor along with five of its six city councillors have released a statement denouncing one of their colleagues for appearing on a “far-right” podcast where the host made a number of threatening and derogatory remarks about them.

An Ontario Superior Court is hearing arguments in a lawsuit filed by the granddaughter of billionaire businessman Frank Stronach, who is seeking an order compelling the family business to disclose any documents that might exist related to complaints of sexual misconduct against him and settlements involving complainants.

The Biden Education Department can’t manage the Fafsa student aid form, but it can rush out more pre-election debt relief.

Female Russian chess champ Amina Abakarova has been arrested after going through with a chemical attack on a rival during a match out of revenge over a slur made to her

More than 60 local bikers led a more than 2 hour procession from Erie County to the Pittsburgh area.

Donald Trump’s campaign and the conservative movement have been grasping at straws trying to tar Kamala Harris’ running mate, Tim Walz, since he joined her ticket this week.

Amina Abakarova said she only wanted to scare her victim when she smeared mercury on her chess pieces.

Sharks could be wiped out according to campaigners as they believe the decades of 'bad press' has left many people frightened by their existence, causing millions being slaughtered each year

Colombia's minister of defense says President Gustavo Petro was a target of a possible attack on July 20, when he took part in a military parade commemorating the country's independence from Spain

National weather forecast for Friday August 9.

Swedish swimmer Victor Johansson pulled out of the Olympic men's 10km face Friday after getting sick. He is the latest athlete to withdraw from the Olympics over cleanliness concerns.

It seemed like a good idea at the time. As part of the Wildwood, New Jersey police's National Night Out event—meant to cultivate closer connection between cops and citizens—officers conducted a drunk driving simulation using a golf cart. To educate people about the risks of DWI, the vehicle is programmed to mimic how a car drives when someone intoxicated is behind the world. — Read the rest

Cindy Ngamba is beaten in her boxing semi-final but will still return from Paris 2024 with a historic bronze medal - the first by an athlete from the Refugee Olympic Team.

A court filing offers new details, and stay tuned for the trial.

Many men now go to the beach or swimming pool in complete fear, and its all down to the amount of body hair and building bellies which sees a lot of blokes avoiding going into the water

The cost is an increase over the $260,000 the U paid for the search that culminated in hiring previous president Joan Gabel.

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