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An eyewitness said they saw 'girls who appeared to be injured'.

Nick Ball’s first fight of 2025 will pit him against former super bantamweight titlist TJ Doheny

The Issue: The Pentagon’s response to numerous unidentified drones sighted flying above New Jersey. A Pentagon spokesperson said the dozens of drones flying over New Jersey are not US military (“Close Encounters of the Turnpike,” Dec. 12). That may be a true statement — but may not be the whole truth. There should have been...

The 49ers are consensus 2½-point home favorites (-120) over the Rams on “Thursday Night Football.” The consensus total is 48½.

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Following the “spunky and freewheeling” (Stereogum) lead single '2468,' 'Julie' serves as the album’s centerpiece, with synth drones acting as an ocean for Lowenstein’s vocals to sail above, all while Cheng’s wonderfully avant-garde anti-solo’s pierce ...

Find insight on the challenge for European banks, London Stock Exchange Group, Swiss insurers and more in the latest Market Talks covering financial services.

Waste Management remains committed to growing its renewable-energy business as it prepares for what Chief Executive Jim Fish sees as a big surge in demand for energy over the next decade.

Tetairoa McMillan, one of the best wide receivers in Arizona history, will skip his final year of eligibility and enter the 2025 NFL Draft, he announc

From bricklaying robots to zero-carbon cement, startups are shaking up construction in a high-tech bid to build better, greener structures.  One of these early-stage ventures is Finland-based Aisti. Founded in 2019, the company has come up with a way to make acoustic tiles that are “carbon-negative.” Acoustic panels are a common construction material used to reduce noise and improve sound quality in buildings. Aisti has raised €29mn in a mix of VC and debt funding to build its first industrial-scale factory in Kitee... Читать дальше...

Rasmus Hojlund and Amad Diallo were involved in a heated exchange following Manchester United's late win at Viktoria Plzen, after both refused to pass to each other during two counter-attacks in added time

The town council folded after their attempt to ban disruptive behavior at meetings went viral.

The left and right want to stop the practice of lawsuits used to silence their critics, and a new bill could finally make it happen.

Tottenham were held in Glasgow, as the pressure continues to mount on Ange Postecoglou.

The Palestinian terrorist group Hamas has welcomed Ireland’s decision to formally join South Africa’s genocide case against Israel at the...

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Man United were 2-1 winners over Viktoria Plzen in the Europa League on Thursday afternoon and the victory has seen Ruben Amorim join an elite group of managers at Old Trafford.  Heading into the clash in the Czech Republic, three points were crucial for United if they were to keep their hopes of finishing in […]

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The singer-songwriter reflects on the power of tradition on his first Christmas album.

OpenAI now lets users video chat with ChatGPT in advanced voice mode, and the chatbot will respond to real-time images.

Processing in the "latent space" could help AI with tricky logical questions.

The White House on Thursday unveiled a list of names of the 39 individuals whom President Biden pardoned, as well as a list of the nearly 1,500 individuals whose sentences he commuted.

(Photo credit: James Guillory-Imagn Images) The Carolina Hurricanes have high-level producers on the offensive side, making the team a threat in many situations. In the big picture, it might be offensive contributions coming from defensemen that determine how the season plays out. "We need it from everyone," coach Rod Brind'Amour said.The Hurricanes will see if they can generate widespread production again when the Otta

Hearts boss Neil Critchley admitted his side suffered as they failed to lay a glove on their impressive Danish hosts, leaving Hearts' hopes of progress in the Conference League resting on their final game.