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Connections is a New York Times word game that's all about finding the "common threads between words." How to solve the puzzle.

Men in finance are having their best cultural moment in years—whether they have a trust fund, blue eyes or not.

Republicans are expected to highlight problems with migrants and crime in the host city, while security officials are bracing for Gaza protests.

If a seller offers you one for $100, it is a bad sign.

Regulators are accelerating arrests and car companies are warning dealers to be more vigilant as knockoff air bags are being installed in vehicles during postcrash repairs.

Four retirees open up about their finances and how they spend their time.

"I love that even though it's small and tucked away here, it's still vibrant."

Joe Ryan and Trevor Larnach reminisced about childhood memories of the Coliseum in the Twins' final series there before the Athletics move to Sacramento.

Ibraheem ‘Spider’ Sulaimaan Lands Brutal Bodyshot Vs Jesus Gonzalez on the Tyler Denny vs Felix Cash undercard in Birmingham! #shorts #boxing #spider

Cromwell’s Hayden Paddon and co-driver Jared Hudson delivered a masterful performance to clinch victory at the Transport World Southern Lights Rally on Saturday, 22 June. This marked the triumphant return of championship-level rallying to the Southland ...

Donald Trump on Saturday predicted that President Joe Biden would be "jacked up" on drugs at the upcoming presidential debate, but his odd choice of descriptors left the internet wondering whether the former president was speaking from experience.

Founder of the All Progressives Grand Alliance and the pioneer chairman of the party, Chief Chekwas Okorie, shares his thoughts with ADEBAYO FOLORUNSHO-FRANCIS, on the crisis rocking the party, his assessment of Labour Party presidential flag bearer, Peter Obi, among other issues Aside from refusing to recognise your candidate as APGA chairman, where did you

Signs indicate the president is giving up on selling his White House term as a success and betting his re-election campaign on a single message: Donald Trump is bad for America.

Willie Nelson is taking a brief break from the Outlaw Music Festival on the recommendation of his doctor. The 91-year-old country music star is one of several stars headlining the traveling music festival. Others on the lineup include Bob Dylan and John Mellencamp. However, Willie‘s team revealed that he would be taking a few days [...]

Harbhajan Singh backs India to end ICC trophy jinx in West Indies

In their attempt to fortify their battered bullpen, the Yankees signed a familiar face to a minor league deal on Saturday: Chasen Shreve.

Caeleb Dressel locked up his second individual race in Paris, giving him another chance to shine after his stellar performance at the last Olympics.

An 8-year-old Pekingese finally won the title after competing in the event five years in a row and finishing first runner-up three times.

Wahine Toa Rising supports Ms. Alsalem's report as it aligns with our mission to combat the systemic violence, exploitation, and abuse inherent in prostitution.

Alexi Lalas, Carli Lloyd and the "Copa América Tonight" crew discuss the USMNT's matchup against Bolivia. Is this a must-win game for the United States? Check out everything they said here!

1. Victims killed in Fordyce mass shooting identified  KARK
2. Grocery Store Shooting That Killed 4 Leaves an Arkansas Town in Disbelief  The New York Times
3. Suspect identified after mass shooting in Fordyce leaves 3 people dead, 10 others injured  KARK
4. Arkansas Mad Butcher grocery shoppers hid in freezer during alleged gunman Travis Posey's mass shooting rampage  New York Post

Trump’s appeals to the evangelicals come at a crucial phase in the presidential campaign.

1. All parties face £4bn social care black hole in England, says IFS  BBC.com
2. Social care: Those at sharp end want politicians to talk about it  BBC
3. Why a cap on bills won't fix the care crisis  The Times
4. The silence of the bedpans  The Economist
5. Conservatives and Labour told to 'grow up' and tackle social care crisis as unpaid carer tells his story  Sky News