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The Republican Party has a rich legacy when it comes to conservation, argue conservative environmentalists. But in the last few decades, the left flipped the script.

A gallery in Manhattan is to exhibit a selection of the abstract works of Iria Leino, a pioneer in New York in the ’60s and a mystery to many in the art world.

This initiative is part of a larger effort within Iraq to attract greater US investment into Iraq’s energy sector, particularly after Chinese firms dominated the most recent licensing rounds.

Liverpool enjoyed a free-flowing victory over Manchester United but Arne Slot was quick to mention the contribution of one surprise player after our win. Speaking with beIN Sports, the Dutchman said: “We had to rely on Alisson with two big saves.” READ MORE: (Video) Carragher’s uncontrollable laughter at Neville after third goal will have fans […]

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‘I’m 54 and my memory’s getting shaky,’ Grand Tour presenter said

The 2024 Democratic National Convention in Chicago kicked off with words that few American voters were eager to hear: "From time immemorial, our ancestors lived in the Great Lakes region," said Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation Tribal Council vice chairman Zach Pahmahmie. "However, in 1849, an illegal auction by the U.S. government forcibly removed our tribe from our homeland. Since then, we have been working to reclaim it."

Ellie Goulding has teased she is working on new music.

Saina Nehwal, the former world No. 1 and Olympic bronze medallist, has arthritis, restricting her training and leading her to consider retiring by year-end. At 34, Nehwal reflects on her decorated career, including Commonwealth gold medals, while confronting the physical and emotional challenges posed by her condition. She hasn't competed since the Singapore Open last year.

Oasis could be set for a chart battle with pop star Sabrina Carpenter.

Bonang Matheba's reality show B'dazzled concludes its second season with a thrilling finale that showcases her dedication to inspiring and empowering her audience.

Celtic vs Rangers: A Tale of Dominance and Despair Celtic’s Unyielding Command Fifty minutes into the match, with Celtic already leading 2-0, a pivotal moment unfolded. Cameron Carter-Vickers and Cyriel Dessers clashed over a loose ball. The result was a physical contest, and Carter-Vickers emerged victorious in such a dominant fashion that Dessers was left […]

California governor Gavin Newsom (D.) pledged in October 2022 to combat anti-Semitism "wherever it rears its ugly head." But when a powerful California National Guard general was credibly accused of denigrating a Jewish subordinate as a "kike" lawyer, Newsom's Military Department dismissed the allegations on a technicality, and the governor promoted the alleged perpetrator, Matthew Beevers, to lead the state's National Guard.

The minister noted that Russia does not just aspire to be an independent country, it already is one

A Harvard graduate, Christopher Cheng leads Chow Tai Fook Enterprises with co-CEOs Patrick Tsang and Gilbert Ho.

People who challenge an unexpected medical bill often get some form of financial relief, a new study says.

Creator/star Brian Jordan Alvarez and Enrico Colantoni discuss the humorous conflicts between teachers, students and parents in "English Teacher," premiering Monday on FX.

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The 14th green at County Louth Golf Club | County Louth Golf Club

County Louth Golf Club, which has twice hosted the Irish Open, is a must-visit for any golfer playing in Ireland.

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The semiconductor industry gender gap persists with fewer women in leadership roles. Companies are now investing in childcare and leadership programs.

AI token prices have collapsed as AI models become more prevalent and converge in terms of performance. That's good for users and bad for others.

Cities in the Global South are more exposed to extreme heat because they lack cooling green spaces, new research shows. The study found that Global South cities have just 70% of the "cooling capacity" provided by urban greenery in the Global North. The paper, published in the journal Nature Communications, is titled "Green infrastructure provides substantial but unequal urban cooling globally."