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Ex-Celtic star Joe Miller is of the view that Bhoys star Nicolas Kuhn has started taking on players and creating chances.

"The massive increase in crime committed by Venezuelan illegal aliens is a direct result of this administration’s purposeful policies," Texas Rep. Chip Roy and Sen. Ted Cruz wrote.

Farhiya Ahmed Mohamud, 65, of Bloomington, was charged alongside her son, the ex-chair of the Minneapolis Housing Authority board.

A Schenectady man was arrested on Thursday following a search warrant of his home. Ryan Marx, 32, faces multiple felony charges.

A CHESS grandmaster was chucked out of a tournament for allegedly using a mobile phone during a match.

Step into fall in style with Vogue’s edit of 10 suede outfits that not only have the street style seal of approval, but the runway one, too.

He stopped at a restaurant once named one of the most romantic in the country.

Prince Edward, 60, watched a performance of The National Youth Theatre's production of The War of the Worlds in London this evening.

Bravo star Katie Maloney revealed exciting personal updates during her latest podcast appearance.

Donald Trump’s most controversial economic-policy proposal is to institute a 10% tariff on all products and materials imported from abroad, a move that would upend decades of U.S. trade policy and potentially spark tit-for-tat trade wars with American allies and adversaries alike.

We journey to Arizona to report on immigration, a top issue for American voters in this year's presidential election. We visit the Mexican side of the border to speak with migrants and accompany Border Patrol officers on their rounds. This week on The Inside Story: USAVOTES2024: Immigration.

Forbes' newest ranking of U.S. public companies leverages 60 metrics over 11 primary categories to identify the best of the best.

The menace of fuel scooping trend from fallen petrol tankers and leaking pipeline have resulted in the lost of lives of many Nigerians across the country.

Google's latest Pixel smartphones are here, and we tested the best cases to protect your new Pixel 9, Pixel 9 Pro, or Pixel 9 Pro XL.

Evanilson, now a Bournemouth player, made his senior football debut in Slovakia.

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Residents branded the Amazon car park as a "monstrosity" after it opened last week and claimed to have endured months of construction racket outside their homes

1. DNA tester 23andMe’s entire board resigned on the same day. Founder Anne Wojcicki still thinks the startup is savable  Fortune
2. 23andMe To Pay Up To $10,000 To Data Breach Victims—Are You Eligible?  Forbes
3. 23andMe faces an uncertain future. Here's how to delete your DNA data.  CBS News
4. 23andMe data breach settlement could give up to $10K to victims  Mashable
5. With the Future Uncertain for 23andMe, Here's What Customers Can Do to Protect Themselves  PEOPLE

Transcript: The Inside Story: USA Votes 2024 October 17, 2024 Show Open: Unidentified Narrator: This week on The Inside Story:    Immigration and the southern border of the United States.    A look at the journey to enter this country, marked by physical and political boundaries.      Now on The Inside Story USA VOTES 2024.   The Inside Story: ALINE BARROS, VOA Correspondent: Welcome to the Inside Story, I’m VOA Correspondent Aline Barros. This...

The 48-year-old man reported missing in the Auckland CBD last night has been located safe and well.

ITV's royal editor Chris Ship tells 9honey why he thought King Charles might have to cancel his Australia visit, and why it had to happen now

A weak La Niña is expected this winter, federal experts say. Drier-than-average conditions are likely in the Southwest, but California's outlook is uncertain.

Forced displacement can amount to a war crime. So can using starvation as a weapon of war. Since October 1 the Israeli military has ordered some 400,000 people in northern Gaza to leave their homes and blocked aid from reaching them—risking both crimes again and again. Israeli military operations in Gaza have been ongoing for […]

Once you could count on the media to keep track of the passage of time. Not just the days of the week, the wheel of the seasons, the arrival of holidays, but larger spans. We love anniversaries: It's been 10, 25, 50, 100 years since such-and-such occurred. Some are lighthearted and fun — a century since Mr. Fig met Mr. Newton. Some tragic. I almost began the next sentence, "Either way, this is important because ..." — but I'm not sure it is important.