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On July 28, 1984, U.S. President Ronald Reagan opened the Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles.

Actor Lori Loughlin turns 60 and former NBA player/Sen. Bill Bradley turns 81, among the famous birthdays for July 28.

Lorenzo Colombo scored two first-half goals and Marco Nasti netted the game-winner to give AC Milan a 3-2 victory over English Premier League champion Manchester City on Saturday at New York. Nasti lifted Milan ahead to stay in the 78th minute, the 20-year-old Italian striker taking a centering pass from Belgian right wing Alexis Saelemaekers

The NLP sat down with National League general manager Mark Ives, their independent non-executive director Martin Howard, DAZN’s CEO of growth markets Pete Oliver and their rights director Joe Pickering to discuss the seven-year agreement, how it will work as well as how clubs will be supported.

The bromide “truth is stranger than fiction” is immortal now, and for science fiction fans, it might seem validated by internet lists of the strangest real planets observable in space. While unusual geographic conditions abound in those real worlds, no truly novel alien biology has yet to be discovered, let alone the thought-provoking and novel […]

Inside Tatum Thompson's Precious World With Mom Khloe Kardashian, Dad Tristan Thompson and Sister True  E! NEWS

Though his name is a bit younger, Tatum Thompson is turning 2. Khloe Kardashian has been candid about her months-long struggle to settle on just the right moniker for her son, and how it took a...

The European Space Agency has announced a 'planetary defence' mission to work out how we can avoid such a fate.

The NLP sat down with National League general manager Mark Ives, their independent non-executive director Martin Howard, DAZN’s CEO of growth markets Pete Oliver and their rights director Joe Pickering to discuss the seven-year agreement, how it will work as well as how clubs will be supported.

1. Black women are quickly joining forces to support Kamala Harris’ presidential bid. Here’s what that looks like  CNN
2. Harris' candidacy has led to surge in Black voter enthusiasm. It could make a difference in swing states  ABC News
3. The night White women raised millions for Harris. And broke Zoom.  The 19th*

TODAY'S horoscope has one star sign working on their career, while another craves routine.What else can you expect? Russell Grant shares his analysis

Most tube stations are an industrial maze of corridors and escalators, but there are a few hidden gems across the underground network.

MoneyMagpie's Vicky Parry explores how you can find your perfect side-hustle during the summer months.

Martin McEvilly was born in 1916 and will soon celebrate his 108th birthday.

Express Sport keeps you up to date on the latest transfer news from the Premier League.

Loose Women's Nadia Sawalha has had a decade-long family feud with her sister, Julia that has often spilled into the public eye.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star Fred Sirieix and Josie Gibson were locked in a feud during their jungle stint, but the pair have since "hugged it out".

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Today's presidential elections could herald the sweeping away of Venezuela's 25-year-old socialist experiment and see a reconciliation with the West. - but don't expect President Nicolas Maduro to step down willingly...

Get our guide to the new campaign as Leicester City return to the Premier League and take on the big boys again

ASHLEY Cain broke down in tears and quit Celebrity SAS after a mentally torturous interrogation.

SIMONE BILES has unfinished business ahead of Paris 2024 as she targets Olympic gold in gymnastics.

Dear Abby weighs in on a man who thinks his wife might be abusing him and parents who are concerned with their daughter's lack of affection.

KENITRA, Morocco — Golden fields of wheat no longer produce the bounty they once did in Morocco. A six-year drought has imperiled the country's entire agriculture sector, including farmers who grow cereals and grains used to feed humans and livestock. The North African nation projects this year's harvest will be smaller than last year in both volume and acreage, putting farmers out of work and requiring more imports and government subsidies to prevent the price of staples like flour from rising for everyday consumers. Читать дальше...