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The suspect was apprehended about an hour after two thefts were reported to police.

Oklahoma State is introducing a small, but significant change to its football helmets: QR codes that could help change the way programs around college football operate.

The founders of Movement Labs say not being weighed down by legacy thinking or outdated practices worked in their favor.

MOLLY-Mae Hague returned to social media this evening to show support to her sister Zoe.

The two men got into a heated argument over the dog before the owner – later identified by cops as Tyshaun Watson, 35 – began mercilessly kicking and punching the worker, cops and sources said.

Nicole Shanahan, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s running mate, said the campaign faces a choice between either staying in the presidential race — which would "risk" helping Kamala Harris — or dropping out to "join forces" with Donald Trump.

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The world’s most numerous strategic bomber may date back to the 1950s ... but its missiles don’t.

The percentage of people looking for jobs over the past four weeks in July was at a nine-year high, according to a Fed survey.

Former Home Depot CEO and Chairman Bob Nardelli said that the jobs report numbers will be "quietly adjusted" a few weeks or months after being released.

Dustin Jacoby and Vitor Perino have combined for 21 career finishes, including 19 knockouts, so UFC fans can expect violence around the holidays.

The president got a late start and a rousing sendoff.

With the rising cost of college now a top concern, parents are prioritizing saving for higher education, recent studies show.

Individuals seeking to get into the DNC must show proof of identity 'for security screening' to pass through a security perimeter.

Structures built by uncertified developers or quack builders across Anambra State face demolition as the state intensifies efforts to curb the rising incidents of building collapses attributed to poor construction practices. The Chairman and Managing Director of the Anambra State Physical Planning Board, Chike Maduekwe, announced this during an inspection tour in Abatete, Uke, and

Kentucky Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear suggested Tuesday morning that Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance could gain more empathy for those who advocate for abortion access amid tragic circumstances if he went through a similar ordeal.

"The Oscars should pay. When you consider the amount of work, it’s at least several months of mental churning," Steve Martin said.

(Photo credit: Kamil Krzaczynski-USA TODAY Sports) The Chicago Cubs released reliever Hector Neris and called up fellow right-hander Jack Neely on Tuesday. Neris, recently designated for assignment, signed a one-year, $9 million contract in the offseason. The deal included a $9 million team option for 2025. That would have converted to a player option provided he made 60 appearances or finished 45 games and was injury-f

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A veteran Red Sox first baseman is now free to sign with any team. Boston on Tuesday released veteran Dominic Smith four days after designating him for assignment. Smith, who Alex Cora called an “outstanding” infielder, was DFA’d to make room for Triston Casas on the active roster, and it was a difficult decision for […]

There's a new instalment of Supermassive's Dark Pictures anthology series on the way, and it's set in Outer Space, wherein you'll find the Darkest Pictures of all. Out in 2025, Directive 8020 is the story of the good ship Cassiopeia, a human colony vessel that is infiltrated by Something Icky. The Something Icky is capable of mimicking humans. So that'd be a bit like Alien and a bit like The Thing, then. Sorry, human colonists!

Caroline Thomas has opened up about being a mum of two and the part of parenting that she least enjoys as she and Adam prepare for a huge milestone

Ja'Marr Chase's hold-in with the Bengals has raised some curiosity around the league.

Thousands of hospitality workers on the Las Vegas Strip have reached a tentative deal with the Venetian and Palazzo resorts. It's a historic first for employees at the sprawling Italian-inspired complex that opened 25 years ago and quickly became a Sin City landmark. The Culinary Workers Union announced Tuesday that they had reached a deal just before 6:30 a.m. for over 4,000 workers. The deal still needs to be approved by the union’s rank and file. Terms of the proposed contract haven't been released... Читать дальше...