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State Secretary of the Security Council of Belarus Aleksandr Volfovich explained the need to amend the Security Concept of the Belarus-Russia Union State in an interview to ONT TV channel.

EXCLUSIVE: The mercury could crash to 0C in parts of the UK as an Arctic blast looks set to grip the country.

The White House says health insurers are not complying with 2008 law in a move that's likely to draw legal challenges from the industry.

Sir Elton John would love to sing with Sabrina Carpenter, Charli XCX and Taylor Swift.

Anitta penned her verses for The Weeknds new song as a joke and was flattered it made his new album.

Mom For Liberty co-founder Tiffany Justice spoke to Fox News Digital about how radical a Harris/Walz presidency would be for America's families.

SCIENTISTS have dug out ancient military barracks that reveal records of a 3000-year-old warrior army commanded by a great Pharoh king.

Chinese tech giant Huawei is planning to release a tri-fold smartphone on Tuesday, just hours after Apple’s scheduled new iPhone launch.

In an exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the artist known for her portraits of Michelle Obama and Breonna Taylor is showing how much else she can do.

Amy Sherald, Brazen Optimist  The New York Times

Corporate tax hike advocate Tim Walz had his China travel company shut down by the Nebraska government for failing to pay a minor business operating tax in 1998, according to corporate records. Educational Travel Adventures, Inc., which Walz founded with his wife in 1995 to run group trips to China, was dissolved by Nebraska’s secretary of state for "non-payment of occupational taxes"—just $26 annually—in April 1998. The company was left defunct for years, even as Walz continued to organize group tours to China. Читать дальше...

A massive television audience is expected to tune in to watch Democrat Kamala Harris, the current US vice president, go toe to toe with Republican former president Donald Trump over what both are calling the most important election of modern times.

We could call the time in which we live the “Information Age.” Or we could describe it more vividly as the era of Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos, Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg, Oprah Winfrey and Martha Stewart, Beyoncé and Bob Dylan. Whatever you think of the work of any of these figures in particular, […]

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Thomas Partey’s Future at Arsenal: End of the Road? Arsenal’s midfield stalwart, Thomas Partey, is reportedly attracting interest from several clubs as he nears the end of his contract. As CaughtOffside reported, the Ghanaian international is drawing attention from some of Europe’s top clubs, with Juventus, Atletico Madrid, and Barcelona all monitoring the situation closely. […]

Still reeling from a changed race, Trump contemplates his campaign, his new opponent, and the miracle of his continued existence.

How a women-led movement, born in the devastation of 2016, put Democrats on the brink of making history.

Virgo season finds room for revision.

The supermarket unveiled plans to invest £800m in more than 20 new stores by the end of the year.

More than 70% of high school teachers say students being distracted by their cellphones in the classroom is a major problem, a recent study found

Chile's legendary Club Deportivo Palestino is a place for the world's largest Palestinian community outside the Middle East to connect with their ancestral home, thousands of miles away. As the war in the Gaza war rages, the club's game atmosphere and political stunts have increasingly drawn upon a fierce sense of collective Palestinian pride and identity.

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Understanding new NIS2, DORA, and Tiber-EU legislation is essential to improving IT security, explains SANS

Rep. Elissa Slotkin (D., Mich.) will need all the help she can get to clinch victory in her competitive race for Michigan’s open Senate seat in November. But there’s one portion of the electorate she doesn’t want many of her Facebook advertisements to reach: anyone interested in "Jewish Studies."