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The TV personality attended court today.
Queer people are simply not feeling safe in the UK.
When the House Committee on Oversight and Government released 20,000 documents from the estate of Jeffrey Epstein, two California tech guys got to work. Riley Walz and Luke Igel launched a project kno...
It's just around the corner.
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Cowell’s team do not accept the criticisms directed at him.
Happy gut, happy life.
Nicole Kidman and Jamie Lee Curtis have front doors in this shade.
Diego Simeone praised Inter as the Champions League’s ‘strongest team’ (UEFA via Getty) Atletico Madrid head coach Diego Simeone claims Inter are the strongest team in the Champions ...
A repair shop has refused to fix someone’s PS5 because of what's living inside and social media agrees with them.
They're close to the truth.
'An exciting battle... I'll be ready.'
'It smells like you fell into a cotton candy machine.'
Listen to The Conversation Weekly podcast to hear flu expert Ian Barr describe how the global system works to choose the strains of flu to vaccinate against each year.
Experts react to the political effects of Rachel Reeves’s budget.
Representation matters, but Zohran Mamdani’s story is about what’s possible when people organize across differences for a common cause.
Anti-corruption police in Quebec say they are looking into allegations of wrongdoing involving Quebec Liberals before proceeding into a formal investigation.
The premier says Nova Scotia is 'committed to a Team Canada approach to tariffs and trade' and will not order any more alcohol from the United States once this inventory is gone.
Nearly half of Toronto households still lack a full emergency kit, and Toronto Hydro is urging families to prepare with simple steps for people and pets ahead of winter outages.
Disclosures on the podcast included ‘highly sensitive’ information about weapons, lawyers told the High Court