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Mumbai City FC, which fielded its reserve team, was left to defend its citadel for a greater part of the action as the Kerala Blasters proved too big a challenge for its youthful team.

The Israeli Security Agency (ISA) and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed on August 1 that a July 13 airstrike had successfully killed Hamas' military commander, Mohammed Diab Ibrahim al-Masri, also known as Muhammed Deif.

Simone Biles, with two Paris Olympics gold medals and counting, has cemented her legacy as the greatest gymnast of all time -- an athlete who transcends her sport in both triumph and defeat.

Sales of iPhones fell 0.9% to $39.30 billion, a smaller decline than the 2.2% drop analysts expected. Total revenue rose 4.9% to $85.78 billion.

For some 70 years, Elizabeth Taylor had a level of celebrity few people in the history of this planet have matched, and Taylor was at the height of her fame in 1964 when she sat down for a series of interviews with Richard Meryman. The pioneering celebrity journalist culled material from those tapes for the ghostwritten 1965 autobiography “Elizabeth Taylor by Elizabeth Taylor.”

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America’s favorite hype man is expanding his legacy to be more than just a hip-hop icon. Although Flavor Flav started his career as a core member of the rap group Public Enemy, the 65-year-old is using his powers and money for good, supporting all those that need the help.

Seamer Craig Overton takes a miserly 2-11 as he helps Southern Brave to an emphatic seven-wicket win over Manchester Originals.

"Still can’t get over how this is the most effective campaign messaging in years."

A drug that was developed to treat pancreatic cancer has now been shown to increase symptom-free survival in preclinical medulloblastoma models -- all without showing signs of toxicity.

As they are in many places around the globe, glaciers perched high in the Andes Mountains are shrinking. Now, researchers have uncovered evidence that the high-altitude tropical ice fields are likely smaller than they've been at any time since the last ice age ended 11,700 years ago.

The Eras Tour is back underway, so it's time for surprise songs once again.

Share price in meltdown

Breaking  Intel plans to layoff more than 16,000 workers, or at least 15 percent, with most cuts coming by the end of the year as the x86 giant scrambles to get its finances under control.…

Orphan Girl Children's Theatre is presenting "The Girl with the Ivory Ankle," a Montana musical, through Aug. 18 at 316 W. Park St. Show times are 6 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday and 1 p.m. Sunday.

1. Intel to shed at least 15% of staff, will outsource more to TSMC, slash $10B in costs  The Register
2. Intel shares fall 20% on plans to cut 15,000 jobs  Financial Times
3. Intel is laying off over 15,000 employees and will stop ‘non-essential work’  The Verge
4. Intel announces plan to cut 15,000 jobs to ‘resize and refocus’ business  The Guardian
5. Intel to cut 15,000 jobs globally  RTÉ News

The murdered Belfast solicitor's widow has described it as "another frustrating delay".

Radioactive is excited to announce the theatrical release of THE RED, an outrageous comedy horror set in the Australian outback, starring what promises to be Australia’s next iconic personality: Rippy—the giant Zombie Kangaroo.

West Ham have again tried to change Nice defender Jean-Clair Todibo's mind but he is still keen on joining Juventus.

The Lawn Tennis Association hailed the Scot as a ‘giant’ of the sport.

British rock band The 1975 had been sued by event organizers in Malaysia stemming from the band's show last year where two band members shared a same-sex kiss in violation of the country's strict laws on morality.

The man allegedly behind the 9/11 terrorist attacks has agreed to plead guilty almost 16 years after prosecution began. Defense lawyers have requested Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and his two accomplices receive life sentences in exchange for these pleas.