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Crystal Palace’s Ambitious January Transfer Plans In a move that signals Crystal Palace’s intentions to strengthen their squad, the club is reportedly targeting three Ligue 1 talents: Rayan Cherki, Ernest Nuamah, and Sael Kumbedi. With John Textor’s unique position as a key figure in multiple clubs, including both Crystal Palace and Olympique Lyonnais, the Selhurst […]

Make cleaning your home more efficient (and enjoyable, even) with this discounted Dyson vacuum.

ANC deputy president Paul Mashatile said the party’s national executive committee respected the SACP’s decision to campaign alone for 2026 local government elections

An industry lawsuit seeks to undermine a rule put forward by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that would make it much easier for consumers to manage their own financial health.

After getting blown out by Michigan State, Nebraska coach Fred Hoiberg opted for tougher practices with Indiana looming.

Life without Scottie Barnes can be tough.

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Kicking off your Friday with some news from around baseball.

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MLB news roundup

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Spoiler: there will be no gifting of birds.

One of Lewis Hamilton's biggest dreams may soon be realised.

Our The Irrational Season 2 midseason report card is here! Check out what grades we gave the exciting NBC procedural and why.

The star of the riveting "September 5" revels in research and hands-on experiences, but as he tells IndieWire, his interest in authenticity doesn't include going "Method," the very "antithesis" of what he's striving for.

Holiday get-togethers can be stressful, but you can put parents at ease while making things more fun for the little ones.

Vehicle fuel efficiency has improved drastically over the last 15 to 20 years. Some crossovers and pickup trucks are capable of getting fuel economy that was once reserved for midsized sedans. That hasn’t always been the case. Even now with engine tech the way it is, there are still some vehicles out there that get…

The actors—both awards favorites for their performances as teenagers struggling to survive a brutal reform school in RaMell Ross's audaciously staged-new film—talk about the bond they formed onscreen and off.

Sometimes you just need the catharsis of a good breakup movie to help you see the bigger picture.

Southampton FC and Southampton City Council have revealed ambitious redevelopment plans for St Mary's waterfront - including expanding St Mary's Stadium

There can be no excuses for England slipping up in their World Cup qualifying draw after getting Serbia, Albania, Latvia and Andorra - and Thomas Tuchel knows the pressure is on to deliver glory

Thomas Tuchel, who will officially start as England boss on January 1, was handed a dream passport to the 2026 World Cup after being put in a qualifying Group with Serbia, Albania, Latvia and Andorra

Micky van de Ven was forced off after around 80 minutes due to an injury during Tottenham Hotspur’s defeat to Chelsea and some interesting information... The post Tottenham receive worrying new update on Micky van de Ven injury appeared first on Spurs Web.

The Boston Red Sox leave the MLB winter meetings in Dallas with their first massive move of the offseason. No, Juan Soto and Max Fried did not find their way to Boston. What the Red Sox did do was find their frontline starter for 2025 and beyond. Boston sent four prospects to the Chicago White […]

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Waymo’s driverless vehicles can detect emergency vehicles, know how to respond to hand signals for traffic cops, and can be disabled manually when something goes wrong, according to an independent review of the company’s first responder protocols.

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Media critic Matt Pearce on ‘Lessons on media policy at the slaughter-bench of history’