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IRIS Law has a Hollywood movie star as father and is about to follow his footstep into the world of the rich and famous.

Research from Royal Horticultural Society highlights benefits of sustainable gardening as Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival kicks off.

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After a slow start to his NBA career, Gradey has proven he can be a big part of the Raptors’ future

The meme stock trader is now the third-largest shareholder in the pet retailer.

The experts were originally baffled by the mystery viruses, but it is now thought that rather than killing all humans, they could actually save us in the long run

Markets watchdog Sebi on Monday proposed a relaxed regulatory framework for the passively managed mutual fund (MF) schemes in a bid to reduce compliance requirements.

NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of Chewy were volatile at the opening bell Monday after a regulatory filing revealed that…

Festival-goers were left disappointed when headliners Kim Gordon, the bassist of Sonic Youth, and the musician Bat for Lashes failed to perform at Siren's Call on Saturday in Luxembourg City's Grund due to extreme weather.

West Midlands Police is asking for help in locating a man officers want to talk to following a burglary in Walsall.

The Supreme Court made it easier to challenge federal regulations Monday, ruling the six-year statute of limitations clock under the Administrative Procedures Act does not start ticking until a plaintiff is adversely affected by the regulation. In a 6-3 decision along ideological lines, the court's conservative majority ruled the statute of limitations under the act...

When can you get your hands on laptops with AMD’s next-gen Ryzen chips inside? AMD is only saying “July.” Since it’s now, well, July, you can’t blame eager tech heads for wanting something a little more concrete. According to some early retail listings, the first Ryzen 300 AI laptops should be hitting shelves on July 28th.

1. Supreme Court extends regulatory statute of limitations clock in ‘swipe fees’ ruling  The Hill
2. Supreme Court lets a truck stop sue the Federal Reserve in latest threat to agency regulations  CNN
3. Supreme Court Extends Time Frame for Challenges to Regulations  The New York Times
4. Ketanji Brown Jackson Blasts Supreme Court Ruling That “Wreaks Havoc”  The New Republic

1. Ed Davey calls on voters to take 'leap of faith' in bungee jump stunt  The Telegraph
2. General election live updates: Starmer calls for 'summer of change' as Sunak targets Labour on defence  BBC
3. Ed Davey uses bungee jump to urge people to vote Lib Dem – video  The Guardian
4. Ed Davey bungee jumps in latest election campaign stunt | News | Independent TV  The Independent
5. Inside the Lib Dems' campaign to tear down the Blue Wall  The Spectator

Construction spending fell 0.1% in May, the Commerce Department reported Monday.

WIMBLEDON fans joked Mark Lajal has come dressed as the trophy for his Grand Slam debut.

SERA’s mission is to democratise space access and empower global participation in space exploration

Nigerian actress Sharon Ooja's husband spurred reactions online after a lady came forward to share more messy details about his reported past marriages.

1. Supreme Court Extends Time Frame for Challenges to Regulations  The New York Times
2. Supreme Court extends regulatory statute of limitations clock in ‘swipe fees’ ruling  The Hill
3. Supreme Court lets a truck stop sue the Federal Reserve in latest threat to agency regulations  CNN
4. Ketanji Brown Jackson Blasts Supreme Court Ruling That “Wreaks Havoc”  The New Republic

The ruling could amplify the impact of a separate decision overturning the Chevron doctrine, which had required courts to defer to executive agencies’ interpretations of statutes.

What is Jenf’s strategy here, and why is she so bad at playing it?

FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — England star Jude Bellingham is being investigated by UEFA over a potentially offensive gesture made during…

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President Nikos Christodoulides on Monday discussed the issue of missing persons with the outgoing secretary-general of the Council of Europe Marija Pejcinovic Buric. The president also discussed the fourth interstate application of Cyprus against Turkey and obligations in relation to the issue of the missing. They also discussed Turkish violations of the status quo in […]

Donald Trump’s attempts to win over Black voters are still doing the exact opposite.