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The road is likely going to be blocked for a while
A new festival is being held in the city this Bank Holiday weekend
Americans are beginning to worry about their future amid a shrinking economy, warnings of empty shelves – and the president’s failed promises, says Guardian columnist Jonathan Freedland
Oura has scored a significant early victory in its patent infringement case against smart ring rivals. But Ultrahuman isn't backing down.
A US judge has found Apple guilty of violating a federal injunction over illegal monopoly and lying under oath. Swiss privacy firm Proton said the ruling means it can now lower its prices up to 30%. Here's all you need to know.
What is clear after today is that the political earthquake Farage has long promised is now shaking our political system in a perhaps epochal way, Beth Rigby writes.
Lydia Mugambe, 50 was found guilty of conspiring to facilitate the commission of a breach of UK immigration law, facilitating travel with a view to exploitation, forcing someone to work, and conspiracy to intimidate a witness.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier to remain in the Middle East for a second time, keeping it there another
Happy 50th birthday to David Beckham, one of the world’s most stylish men — matched only by his wife. Hayley Spencer looks back on nearly thirty years of iconic looks
The new Jagannath Temple in Digha sparks debate over its impact on Puri's shrine amid concerns of reduced tourist footfall.
Edge appears to have completely stalled – surely it’s time for a different approach other than relentlessly pushing the browser, Microsoft?
The U.S. campaign against the Iran-backed Houthis has failed to stop them firing rockets and drones while also potentially becoming a bigger confrontation
Private Thomas Chambers's grim account of the days leading up to his death at the Battle of Somme was recorded in a diary, which was kept for years under a bed in his native Co Armagh.
The Shaker Heights blotter also includes an item in which police investigated a burglary at a Daleford Road home that cost a man $32,000 worth of belongings.
From the decree on smoking to the secret meaning of AWOK, here’s a look into the lesser-known rules from the biggest night in fashion, ahead of the Met Gala 2025
It is amazing just how much things have changed for the Washington Capitals since they got knocked out by the New York Rangers in the first round of last year’s Stanley Cup playoffs.
From a drama standpoint, the 151st Kentucky Derby has a tough act to follow after last year’s three-way photo finish. But Saturday’s edition features an intriguing handicapping puzzle, with the possibility of a wild result and a nice payday for those who can figure it out. I’d love to be one of them, and while my track record makes me something far less than an authority on these matters, here are a few angles that I’m looking at. The favorite His name is Journalism and he towers above the field in at least one notable metric: speed figures. For every race that’s run across the country, each horse is assigned a Beyer speed rating, based on an algorithm designed to flatten out variances between different race lengths and track conditions. The higher the number, the better the horse. In one of the two key Kentucky Derby prep races he won in Southern California, Journalism posted a Beyer of 108, tops of anyone in this field. Having the best Beyer doesn’t automatically translate to victory, bu
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