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Joel’s jacket from The Last of Us, but cropped.

PETER Andre’s wife Emily beamed in photos from their Cyrpus holiday as she revealed a peep at her baby bump.

Love Island host Maya Jama's star-studded Halloween party saw two well-known celebrities awkwardly dress up as the same hilarious character

Buying auto parts, historically speaking, has been about as brick and mortar a process as one might find anywhere. Buying the parts themselves tends to be an urgent consideration: Something’s wrong with the car or the truck, a repair’s necessary to keep things moving, literally. Head to the store, weigh the choices available, pay up […]

POLICE in the UK are on the hunt for a murder suspect who they believe may have fled to Ireland.

Make Ron Shaich angry and he might build a business to compete against you, or a political party to defeat you. He speaks with Forbes about lessons in business and life.

1. Johnson asked scientists about ‘special hairdryer to kill Covid’, says Cummings  The Guardian
2. Covid inquiry: rules were never followed in No 10, says former civil servant  The Times and The Sunday Times
3. Boris Johnson failed to stop Cummings' 'misogynistic language', says Helen MacNamara  Guardian News
4. Helen MacNamara's testimony will be Boris Johnson's reputational tombstone  inews
5. The Times view on the Covid-19 inquiry: Wrong People, Wrong Time  The Times
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Julia Roberts’ San Francisco home sold quickly for under its original listing price. 

A planned meeting in Washington comes as concerns grow over an arms race with Beijing and Moscow.

The demand for biophilic elements such as green walls is soaring in New Zealand as employers strive to make working from the office better than home—particularly as companies downsize physical office spaces or accommodate a more remote workforce. ...

The University of Memphis' Michael Vicente Perez has been studying Palestinian displacement, what their historians call the "Nakba," for 20 years.

The former dean of the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies on Wednesday boosted a claim that Israel is committing "genocide."

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What We’re Tracking Another mostly clear sky tonight with temperatures falling back into the lower to middle 30s. The wind will relax overnight, as well. We continue to warm up through the rest of the week and into the weekend thanks to that occasionally breezy south wind. By Thursday afternoon, highs should make it up [...]

More than 1,200 firefighters are attacking a big Southern California wildfire, and fire officials say that effort has made inroads in containing the flames

Hurricane Ian's destruction paved the way for a new class of buyers to build big mansions in the empty lots that once housed humble homes on stilts.

Arts and crafts retailer Michaels has officially launched its online marketplace. MakerPlace is billed as the only online marketplace that offers handmade goods, classes led by artists, how-to guides and access to Michaels’ products in a single platform, according to a Wednesday (Nov. 1) press release. The debut follows a three-month beta test. “The launch […]

The former Kentucky quarterback is set to make his second NFL start on Thursday.

(Photo credit: Jamie Sabau-USA TODAY Sports) Sahith Theegala is looking forward to competing south of the border this week when he takes part in the World Wide Technology Championship in Los Cabos, Mexico. It's a nice way to cap a career year for Theegala, who captured his first PGA Tour title in September by claiming a 2-stroke victory at the Fortinet Championship in Napa, Calif. "Yeah, I'm glad to be here, and it work

This FanDuel promo code offer for Wednesday's NBA games will unlock a bet $5, get $150 bonus offer.

Tennessee rookie quarterback Will Levis will try to prove his electric NFL debut was not a fluke when the Titans visit Pittsburgh on Thursday.

Women viewed as ‘property’ in Red Arrows amid culture of male entitlement, RAF admits  The GuardianView Full coverage on Google News

Even as bombings have driven tens of thousands from their homes and food, water and fuel run low, no one has been allowed to leave the embattled enclave, except for four hostages released by Hamas