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UTM Party presidential hopeful Dr. Dalitso Kabambe on Sunday paid an emotional tribute to the party’s late leader, Dr. Saulos Chilima, just soon after the Masintha rally. In an emotional tribute, Kabambe took to his official Facebook page to express his gratitude and hope. “I couldn’t help but feel a profound sense of gratitude and […]

Alexander Lukashenko expressed confidence that the world would eventually become more equitable, tempering US influence around the world

Rajinikanth is Deva in Lokesh Kanagarajs Coolie new poster out

These five movies are the perfect way to celebrate the unofficial arrival of fall.

Astronomers combed through an ancient Hindu text and discovered that it referenced a total solar eclipse that occurred roughly 6,000 years ago, making it the oldest known mention of an eclipse.

Manchester United 0-3 Liverpool: A Clinical Display of Dominance Manchester United’s dreams were shattered at Old Trafford as Liverpool delivered a masterclass in their 3-0 victory. Paul Machin from Redmen TV captured the mood perfectly: “Oh my good God Manchester United nil, Liverpool three,” setting the tone for what was a comprehensive dismantling of Erik […]

Costco last raised membership fees in June 2017.

Along with a potential to see some drizzle for Labor Day, our daytime highs will be much cooler as the forecast calls for 74-degrees in Portland.

Becker's trial is expected to start Sept. 9.

The recent CrowdStrike crash took place at the intersection of bad cybersecurity and bad cloud computing. The headlines showed the world what many of us have long warned about — that concentrating power with a handful of tech titans is dangerous and can have devastating real-world consequences.  It didn’t take a cyberattack to cause this global crisis — just a simple mistake. One faulty update from CrowdStrike affected businesses, governments, hospitals, and airlines. The issue only affected certain Windows devices... Читать дальше...

TODAY fitness contributor Stephanie Mansour stops by the plaza to share this month’s challenge for walking and fitness goals.

Americans are known for their work ethic. In fact, many people from other countries say that we work too hard.

Sunday’s action in the Mets minor leagues saw two wins (Syracuse and Brooklyn) and two losses (Binghamton and St. Lucie). It was a low-scoring day, as the highest-scoring matchup among the four games was a 5-4 affair in St. Lucie. Among the best individual performances of the day were in Syracuse, where top prospects Drew Gilbert and Brandon […]

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Belval University's P+R car park is set to partially reopen on 2 September, with 147 parking spaces becoming available after extensive fire damage repairs.

Work will soon begin to change out signs along the U.S. Highway 95 through the Las Vegas Valley to reflect a new freeway name.

The PDP is set to question FCT minister Nyesom Wike, over alleged anti-party activities. Wike is a leader of the party in crisis-hit Rivers state.

The Luxembourg police reported multiple interventions on Sunday, including a serious traffic accident and the revocation of several driving licences due to drink-driving.

Dezeen Showroom: created by Spanish company STN Cerámica, Poetry is a delicately patterned marble-look tile that can be enhanced with 3D textures. Based on the look of Rapolano marble, the Poetry porcelain tile collection features light, cloud-like veining across its surface, creating a soft and inviting look. The rectangular tile is available in three neutral colours

New era for Zimbabwe! | RSS.com In this latest episode of The COSAFA Show we have an exclusive interview with new Zimbabwe coach Michael Nees as he prepares the side for the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers that get underway this week. Zimbabwe will take on Kenya and Cameroon in a tough start to

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Hampered by injuries, Joey Bosa is embarking on a prove-it season as he and Khalil Mack spearhead the Chargers' defensive rebirth under Jim Harbaugh.

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A nixed plan to curb Medicare advantage overbilling is at the center of a Justice Department civil fraud case.

According to the report, Hamas installed "blast doors to protect the militia’s tunnel network from airstrikes and ground assaults"