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Suri Cruise has been busy celebrating her 18th birthday in New York City and she looked exactly like her mum Katie Holmes as the teen opted for an all-denim outfit

Older BEVs can be saved from the scrap yard by retrofitting lightweight ICE-assisted powertrains, German-Austrian company claims.

In our era of fast-swipe dating apps and AI, romance scams are growing more sophisticated—and more commonplace.

China slapped a levy on imports from the U.S. of a widely used chemical, a small salvo in an escalating trade dispute between Washington and Beijing.

Diego Kaua Oliveira Santos - known as MC Diegun Md - drowned after plunging into Lake Salto Grande in Brazil after promising to give his 128,000 Instagram followers 'something live'

Large commercial trucks are a familiar sight on roads across the United States, as they fulfill their goal of delivering items from one place to another. Although they play an essential role in the U.S. economy, the size and weight…

Katie Price feared she might have early onset Alzheimers disease after battling memory loss.

Taylor Swift has hinted she still cant forgive Kim Kardashian for their headline-grabbing feud.

Jenna Jamesons estranged wife took down her split announcement video to protect the former adult film stars mental health.

Kejriwal’s party accuses Modi government of stopping his insulin and home-cooked food in jail

Ne-Yo wants polygamy to be legalised - but has no plans to marry his two girlfriends.

QS World University Rankings 2024 list has been recently released, and 7 IITs feature in the best colleges for engineering and technology. Here's it

Libreri joined the national broadcaster in 2000

Zac Lomax is mounting an irresistible case for a NSW Origin debut after a convincing Dragons’ upset of the high-flying Warriors, and now his future side Parramatta take on the Dolphins.

Celebrities born on this day, today's birthday horoscope and numbers and the daily horoscope for each zodiac sign.

Explosions were reported early Friday near a military base in the central Iranian city of Isfahan, according to state-run news, as Israel appears have attacked the Middle Eastern country.

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Proponents say students are more motivated to study data science than algebra. But this approach fails to teach kids essential skills and risks limiting some populations to certain courses.

While more older boomers tend to have a pension, a looming wave of younger retirees are about to strain the economy and Social Security.

These football metaphors? I mean!!!!!!

Bratislava City Days offer the best way to learn more about Bratislava, its history, nooks and crannies. Here's what to do during the weekend of April 19-21.

If the United States economy is an old Chuck Jones Warner Brothers cartoon—and who’s to say it isn’t?—then Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is Wile E. Coyote. Wile E. Coyote is always trying and failing to vanquish Roadrunner, who in this allegory stands for economic growth. Wile E. Coyote uses every instrument of destruction he can think of to kill Roadrunner. None of them work. Instead, these assaults make Roadrunner stronger and faster. Wile E. Coyote’s instruments of destruction are mail-ordered from the ACME Corporation. Читать дальше...

The fact that Donald Trump is being forced to sit in a chilly New York courtroom for weeks, during a period when his presidential campaign should be kicking into gear, is satisfying in and of itself. Yes, the charges he is facing—which involve hush-money payments made during the waning days of the 2016 election to adult film actress Stormy Daniels to cover up their affair—may not stick. But Trump has spent most of his life being immune to consequences for his unethical and illegal acts, so it... Читать дальше...

Almost every professional athlete hopes to be famous one day—to shatter records and break streaks; to enshrine themselves in their sport’s history. On Wednesday, Jontay Porter achieved fame in perhaps the most ignominious way he could: He became the first athlete in the North American major leagues to receive a lifetime ban for gambling since Major League Baseball excommunicated Pete Rose, a player-manager for the Cincinnati Reds, in 1989.