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The former president's daughter-in-law explained how she would run the Republican National Committee, if she becomes its co-chair.

The Biden administration has approved another $1.2 billion in student debt discharges for more than 150,000 borrowers. The latest loan forgiveness, announced by the Education Department today, targets a specific group of longtime borrowers enrolled in the Education Department’s much-touted repayment plan. Via USAToday:

The British Foreign Office underscored in its statement that the UK is the first state to introduce sanctions against Russia over Navalny’s death

After finding the lump on her cat, Gigi took her to the vet to be checked out and got a surprise.

A longtime Jack in the Box franchisee told Business Insider it's more responsibility than people might realize.

Fifty-four games into the season, the Toronto Maple Leafs have iced a total of 11 defensemen, six of whom have played at least half of the team’s games. Considering that…

The global banking giant wrote down its stake in a large Chinese bank, leading to a $153 million loss for the last quarter.

The Biden administration said on Wednesday that it would forgive $1.2 billion in student debt for 150,000 borrowers enrolled its new repayment plan.

Football investors have been put on high alert after it was confirmed one Premier League owner is hoping to cash in, placing a £400m valuation on his club

1. Sir Jim Ratcliffe labels Man United's organisation 'not good', says Erik ten Hag's place in structure is OUTDA  Daily Mail
2. Sir Jim Ratcliffe says Manchester United culture not set up for success  The Guardian
3. Manchester United: Sir Jim Ratcliffe's £1.25bn deal for 27.7% stake is completed  BBC
4. Sir Jim Ratcliffe completes deal to buy Manchester United minority stake  Sky Sports
5. Club statement  Man Utd

The Supreme Court (SC) on Wednesday ruled that the resignation or retirement of an apex court judge would not dispose of Supreme Judicial Council (SJC) proceedings already under way against them.

Another Trident failure casts doubt over the effectiveness of Britain’s nuclear deterrent

A MAN destroyed his neighbour’s ‘dangerous’ 1.5metre fence while he was on holiday over fears it would ‘harm his family’, a court heard.

MAINTAINING a youthful and glowing complexion doesn’t have to involve Botox or fillers.

Amazon to replace Walgreens on the Dow; Rivian bets on a cheaper SUV; Trump racks up over $87,500 per day in interest; Navigating the housing market in 2024; and more

February 21 – The MLS Players Association have urged a quick resolution to the lockout of the league’s referees and cautioned that the use of replacement officials during the ongoing labour dispute could jeopardise the health of players.

Jurors failed to reach a verdict on whether Elliott Nash, 33, caused the death of district judge Matthew Mawdsley as he crossed a busy road.

Deputy CEO Anatoly Khramtsov noted that the company "established the Center of Competencies of technology sovereignty in order to do a risk analysis for the year as regards import substitution"

Peethala Murthy Yadav should hold talks with the union and find an alternative solution, failing which the vendors would continue the shandy as usual on the road on Monday, says the union leaders

Now that subscriber growth has slowed, streaming TV giants have taken the predictable turn of making their services shittier and more expensive to deliver Wall Street (impossibly) unlimited quarterly revenue growth. That means higher prices, annoying new surcharges, greater restrictions, more layoffs, more cut corners, worse customer service, and a lot of pointless mergers designed […]

Saturday's demonstration, attended by among others former Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, resulted in the arrests of a total of 12 people.