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Vermont’s Department of Health on Wednesday urged teachers and coaches to adopt more "inclusive language" in school by avoiding terms like "son" and "daughter."

OpenAI may be about to hit a shiny new threshold: $100 billion. Investors are betting on the company despite a string of mishaps and lack of profit.

Bristol City have been in to Championship rivals Swansea City to ask about defender Harry Darling.

Southampton manager Russell Martin left the door open to an Armel Bella-Kotchap exit, despite the defender's return to the pitch at Cardiff City.

It was an extraordinary symbol of mobility and more evidence of Paris' sublime use of its architectural jewels this summer.

A shocking crime against a trainee in a Kolkata hospital has unleashed national outrage about sexual violence.

Spain has signed agreements with Mauritania and The Gambia to strengthen cooperation to combat people smuggling and promote legal migration, as Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez visits West Africa in the face of surging migrant arrivals.

Donald Trump’s one-on-one interview with TV host Phil McGraw, aka Dr. Phil, dropped Tuesday. The interview was Trump’s second chance this summer to ramble to the celebrity doctor on his new network, Merit Street. A lot has changed for Trump since that June interview—an assassination attempt, a new opponent in Vice President Kamala Harris, and a new ally in Robert F. Kennedy Jr.—but Trump still found time to insist that the 2020 election was stolen and ramble on about why windmills are a menace.

Fans of Celebs Go Dating have pointed out that one famous face needs to stop a bad habit after the latest episode aired

Paris Paralympics Opening Ceremony

A study conducted at the University of São Paulo (USP) has investigated the extent to which climate-smart agriculture (CSA), an integrated approach involving methods and practices designed to make farming more sustainable and economically, socially and environmentally resilient, affects Brazil's greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

An elderly man has been jailed after he admitted spiking his wife's drinks with cocaine in the hope she would die, and he could run off with his stepdaughter.

The artificial intelligence chipmaker’s share price has risen 160% year to date, and demand for its processors has continued to surge in Q2 2025.

But only if you pay for it.

Former Strictly Come Dancing star Zara McDermott says there wasn't a day in school that she didn't experience some form of bullying.

DRIVERS have been warned of a rise in fuel duty — as ministers refuse to rule out a string of painful tax increases.

LEE CARSLEY is promising changes for his first England squad – but Ben White is poised to remain in exile.

Far too often, when on the road, we start googling as soon as mealtime approaches. As these seasoned travelers and enthusiastic eaters show, sniffing out dinner the old-fashioned way can reap greater rewards.

Downing Street is looking at ways to get more vulnerable pensioners onto pension credit so they can still claim winter fuel payments, Keir Starmer has indicated

The Prime Minister made the remarks in Germany, which has seen the far-right Alternative for Germany party surging in the polls ahead of next year's elections

Lee Carsley will name his first England squad as interim Three Lions boss on Thursday, with the former midfielder in with a good chance of permanently replacing Gareth Southgate

A 28-year-old woman is being held in an Atchison County jail after police said she fled from officers and caused a crash that killed an infant on Sunday, Aug. 25

The towering twister - which is similar to a tornado that forms over water - was seen spiralling off the coast of Hythe in Kent

Kiernan Tague, 17, had a history of drag racing and disregarding speed limits

United Nations — The head of the World Food Program said Wednesday that the agency is indefinitely suspending the movement of its staff in Gaza, after one of its teams came under repeated Israeli gunfire near a military checkpoint the previous day.  “This is totally unacceptable and the latest in a series of unnecessary security incidents that have endangered the lives of WFP’s team in Gaza,” Cindy McCain, WFP executive director, said in a statement.  “As last night’s events show, the current de-confliction system is failing... Читать дальше...