A new era dawns: 2024 signals changing of the guard in men's singles tennis
A new era dawns signals changing of the guard in mens singles tennis
A new era dawns signals changing of the guard in mens singles tennis
The season ends abruptly, and the final is missing a major showdown, but it still manages to serve as Bre’s arrival as the show’s main villain.
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Vice President Kamala Harris hasn’t held a formal press conference with reporters since she became the presumptive and now official Democratic nominee.
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Starliner’s first crewed test flight has concluded with a successful touchdown—and two astronauts still in orbit awaiting a different ride home
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Thailand’s powerful military and royalists supported the return of the Shinawatra clan to blunt a youth movement that threatened their power.
U.S. job growth rebounded in August from levels that were softer than initially reported this summer, leaving the Federal Reserve on track to begin a series of rate cuts later this month. The jobless rate fell to 4.2%.
Stock indexes posted steep weekly losses after weaker-than-expected data reignited fears about the health of the U.S. economy. The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq fell 2.9%, 4.2% and 5.8%, respectively, for the week.
Georgia investigators said Colin Gray allowed his son, Colt, who is accused of killing four in a school shooting, to possess a weapon even though he knew the teenager was a threat to himself and others.
Morgan Stanley agreed to pay $2 million to settle an investigation that it failed to properly monitor trades by the executive chairman of First Republic Bank before the bank failed last year.
Nelson Peltz has resigned as chairman of Wendy’s board to devote more time to his hedge fund and other board commitments.
Chinese authorities have detained at least two outspoken dissidents in recent weeks, drawing criticism from U.S. lawmakers and human-rights groups, and adding to friction between Beijing and Washington.
JPMorgan Chase is investigating thousands of incidents of possible check fraud committed as part of a TikTok craze.
A New York judge postponed Trump’s sentencing in his hush-money case until after the November election, giving the former president a victory as he heads into the final leg of the race for the White House.
U.K. antitrust officials said Alphabet’s Google might be stifling competition by favoring its own ad-tech services.
Telegram founder and CEO Pavel Durov denied that the messaging app refused to cooperate with European authorities to counter illegal content.
Shopping centres in the UK have been ranked based on both their size and offer.
Six countries part of the European Union now have hard-right parties in government.
Shohei Ohtani hit his 45th home run of the season in the Los Angeles Dodgers' matchup against the Cleveland Guardians.
Russia is waging a "reckless campaign of sabotage" across Europe, the heads of MI6 and the CIA have warned in their first-ever joint remarks.