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Earlier today the Manila Times reported that Filipino legend Donnie Nietes (42-1-5, 23) is set to return to the sport in the coming months. Not only that but he has, seemingly, signed a deal with a promoter and manager, taking him off the proverbial "free agent" list created when ALA closed their doors a few weeks ago.Nietes, a 4-weight world champion who was the most decorated ALA fighter and one of the best little men of the last 20 years. He is now 38 but still has hunger for a big fight [...]

High-tech instruments could allow researchers to peer over impenetrable upper atmospheres

Chelsea set to announce Edouard Mendy deal in next 24 hours as Frank Lampard offers Antonio Rudiger update  Evening StandardView Full coverage on Google News

Recreational groups have come out strongly in support of the need to ban fishing techniques that damage the seabed in coastal marine waters. Increasingly, science shows that damage to the seafloor caused by fishing is having an exponential impact ...

Chelsea's new £70million forward Havertz got off the mark for his new club by scoring the first hat-trick of his senior career in Wednesday's Carabao Cup clash

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden on Wednesday said Black turnout was the linchpin to his hopes of winning the White House in November and reversing economic and social…

Lufthansa offers preflight testing for passengers at four airports in Germany., while American said it is "looking seriously at rapid testing as we explore options for boosting confidence in air travel,”

Chelsea thrashed Barnsley 6-0 in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday night with Frank Lampard having left Antonio Rudiger and Ruben Loftus-Cheek out of the squad amid transfer speculation

VOORHEESVILLE, N.Y. (NEWS10) — The Voorheesville Central School District's superintendent, Frank Macri, says a member of the Voorheesville Middle School community has tested positive for COVID-19. Macri released a statement to the district website explaining that they learned of the diagnosis late Wednesday afternoon. Macri says they immediately alerted Albany County's Department of Health and [...]

More than half of U.S. military installations worldwide have lifted travel restrictions put in place to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, according to the Pentagon.

Everton beat League One side Fleetwood in a lively EFL Cup match to set up a fourth-round tie against West Ham.

Skylar Diggins-Smith had a blunt one word response.

The British government on Wednesday defended its strategy for combating a second wave of COVID-19 cases amid criticism that its new slate of restrictions will not be enough…

The cycles of STD infections offer some key insights that may well cross party lines.

Valastro was attempting to fix the pinsetter in his home bowling alley when his hand was impaled.

BYU holds virtual stem fair to help students continue connecting with potential employers.

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Congressional staffers have heard State Department representatives say the government has yet to close on the sale of the United States Ambassador’s residence in Israel—but documents obtained by The Daily Beast reveal that State is misleading Congress on the sale.

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson (R) tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday, The Kansas City Star reports.

BARBARIANS is a new historical drama series coming to Netflix and it is set in the year 9AD. When will Barbarians be released?

Stevie Wonder feels deeply troubled about the state of the nation, which he addressed in a new YouTube video on Wednesday (Sept. 23) as part of his "The Universe if Watching Us" series.

Tumors Under Physical Stress Inside the Body May Not Respond as Well to Chemotherapy

Protests and riots immediately erupted after Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced Wednesday that there will be no charges filed against two of the Louisville police officers involved in the shooting of Breonna Taylor, while the third is being charged with “wanton endangerment.” Breonna Taylor protesters ran over to a parked U-Haul containing supplies for…

We must start school contingency planning for when, rather than if, shutdowns happen, says Mirror columnist Eva Simpson