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Michael L. Meyer is sentenced to 8 years and Rao Garuda receives a 20 month sentence.

By Will Kessler Daily Caller News Foundation Taxpayers could be on the hook if electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Rivian fails to resume progress on its multi-billion dollar Georgia plant. Rivian announced on March 7 that it would be pausing construction on its $5 billion manufacturing plant that is supposed to be built just east of…

Alou Kuol scores the winning goal in the AFC Cup final.

“Watercare is the odd one out, as balance sheet separation isn’t required for the the rest of New Zealand – despite what the last Government said. Nevertheless, if this is the model in terms of electricity lines-style regulatory oversight for ...

A DISTRESSED woman confronted her husband after finding out he fell in love with his student.

During two episodes of our Rolling Stone Music Now podcast, we do our best to solve every lyrical mystery of Swift's 31-track opus

NEW YORK (AP) — Rafael Navarro scored early, Cole Bassett had an assist and a late goal and Zack Steffen…

The chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Walewale constituency of the Northern Region, is facing criticism from constituency coordinators over his purported endorsement of Dr. Tiah Mahama Kabiru in the ongoing parliamentary primary election dispute.

Following three years of military rule, Chadians will cast their ballots in presidential elections on Monday, with General Mahamat Idriss Déby poised to consolidate the family dynasty. Déby, proclaimed head of state by Chad's army three years ago, is the favourite to win Monday's election after the junta violently repressed much of the oppositio .

Uganda is to repatriate the remains of two Ugandan Martyrs who were executed more than a century ago for refusing to renounce Christianity, a Church official said Sunday. Twenty-two Roman Catholics and 23 Anglicans, mostly young men, were killed in 1885 and 1886 on the orders of the then king of Buganda, now part of Uganda, who was wary of the .

Recently, both the US and Vietnam have raised concerns about Cambodia’s Funan Techo Canal project, a water route connecting the Phnom Penh Autonomous Port to its coastal province of Kep. Besides environmental worries, there is apprehension about the canal locks being used to adjust water levels for the benefit of accommodating a “Chinese military presence in Cambodian territory” next to Vietnam’s border. 

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Woods’ brand, Sun Day Red, launched its second line of the month and the iconic red polo was one of a number of items to fly off the shelves.

"In a very professional way, [the eye doctor] pretty much said, ‘You have s---ty-a-- sunglasses, and now you f---ed up your eyes,'" the TikToker shared.

A product manager who worked for both Meta and Google reveals the companies' biggest cultural differences — and which is best for work-life balance.

Mexico City — Thieves killed two Australians and an American on a surfing trip to Mexico to steal their truck, particularly because they wanted the tires, authorities said Sunday. Baja California state prosecutors released grisly details of the slayings but have not yet officially confirmed the identity of the bodies. They said family members of the victims are viewing the bodies to see if they can be identified by sight. The corpses were decomposing after the thieves dumped them into a remote, 15-meter deep well. Читать дальше...

U.S. Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall rode in the cockpit of a fighter jet on Friday, which flew over the desert in California and was controlled by artificial intelligence.

CLEVELAND — Jose Ramirez broke an 0-for-19 skid and finished a 10-pitch at-bat with a two-run home run and Josh Naylor also hit a two-run shot to lift the Cleveland Guardians to a 4-1 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday.

Many people have happy memories of Viewhill House youth hostel which was destroyed by fire in 2007.

The Peebles town-centre hub has been blighted by problems including asbestos, dry-rot and rising damp.

Iran's judiciary has filed charges against several journalists and media activists who disseminated a BBC World Service report concerning the alleged "sexual abuse and murder" of protester Nika Shakarami during the 2022 protests.