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Chuck Yeager, a military test pilot, became the first to break the sound barrier on October 14, 1947. Afterwards, he was dubbed "the fastest man alive."

Notre Dame senior Ella Parker, the niece of Dodgers manager Dave Roberts, is an Oklahoma commit with devastating talent on the softball field.

Jarad Skeete, of Irwell Close, Aigburth, Liverpool, has been charged with violent disorder and assault.

Designers from David Collins Studio, Richmond International and Sybille de Margerie who worked with ...

‘They took away my older brother who I never got to meet.'

The children wore matching black outfits

Sport have revealed that Tottenham Hotspur made an attempt to sign Franck Kessie in January but the midfielder turned down the chance to move to the North London club. Kessie has struggled for game time since joining Barcelona on a free transfer last summer and multiple publications reported during last month’s transfer window that Spurs had […]

Kumbha Sankranti which will be celebrated on February 13 this year marks the periodic movement of the Sun from one zodiac sign to another.

"Some of the horizontal enablers that support integrating technologies using digital as the catalyst including Artificial Intelligence (AI), hydrogen, and energy storage, will become an important growth driver. We aim to have a higher double-digit profit to the overall Hitachi's consolidated revenues," Kaushal told PTI.

1. WRC Sweden: Tanak ends M-Sport’s WRC victory drought  Motorsport.com
2. Tänak triumphs at Rally Sweden  WRC
3. Tänak wins in Sweden, Breen reclaims second – DirtFish  DirtFish
4. WRC Sweden: Tanak pulls clear, Neuville hangs onto third  Autosport
5. Tänak's night attack leaves Sweden rivals trailing  WRC
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NICOSIA, Feb. 12 (Xinhua) -- The second round of presidential elections started in Cyprus on Sunday morning as more than 1,000 polling stations opened for voting. Two veteran diplomats are vying for the country's presidency for the next five years.

There was no winner in Saturday's Powerball drawing.

NASA robot Curiosity has found further evidence of water on the surface of Mars, with the 'best' and 'clearest' evidence coming from rippled rock textures in formations of the planet's surface

"Last year, Yuki struggled with the car," AlphaTauri team boss Franz Tost said in a press release to accompany the digital reveal of the AT04 car

"This whole situation is infused with blame, from both sides," author and high performance coach Denis Liam Murphy told Newsweek.

Fifty-one students will compete in the 2023 Silver Bow County Spelling Bee at 2:30 p.m. on Thursday in the Montana Tech Auditorium.

Helen Lewis’s culture picks include a period drama on “the Habsburg Meghan Markle,” a “majestically petty” Clive James poem, and a certain royal memoir.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) has leaned hard into educational issues as he burnishes his national profile ahead of a potential White House bid — and conservatives love what they see. DeSantis, who last year won reelection by the largest margin for a Florida governor in decades, has secured GOP plaudits for moves ranging from...

Registration is open for the March 18 regardingHIM Women’s Conference hosted by Christ the Word Church.

Carlos Alcaraz returns to action in Buenos Aires after four months on the sidelines admitting “it won’t be easy” playing...

Blackhawks goalie prospect Drew Commesso is having another good season at Boston University.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday said that the country will not look back and continue to forge ahead to become a developed country

1. Richard Sharp’s position as BBC chair ‘increasingly untenable’, says Labour  The Guardian
2. BBC chairman made 'significant errors of judgment' over Boris Johnson loan, MPs find  Evening Standard
3. Richard Sharp: BBC chairman made errors on Johnson loan, MPs say  BBC
4. Boris Johnson: BBC chair Richard Sharp made 'significant errors of judgement' over £800,000 loan  Sky News
5. BBC chairman Richard Sharp ‘breached standards expected’ for job application  The Guardian
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Uzbekistan government wants former ‘First Daughter’ Gulnara Karimov to return stolen funds, and they will put it to good use, under the auspices of the UN. What’s taking Switzerland and Washington so long?