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Oleksandr Usyk is arguably the best heavyweight of the past 20 years. But is he the GOAT?

According to People, Warner accidentally drowned while on vacation with his family in Costa Rica.

Highly rated Port Vale wingback Jack Shorrock has signed a new contract which will keep him at Vale Park until 2028. The 18-year-old Vale academy graduate made 22 appearances last season, scoring twice, as the Valiants secured promotion back to League One. Shorrock, who signed his first professional deal in 2024, was named League Two […]

Stacy Lewis knows that becoming a professional golfer isn’t just about putting a ball on the tee and swinging.

Western governments have conspired against aid systems that are standing by, ready to protect Gazans from the accelerating spread of death by malnutrition. By Caitlin Johnstone Listen to Tim Foley reading this article Malnutrition-related deaths in Gaza are beginning to…

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Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers sent letters last week to President Trump and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, requesting a formal review of Arizona’s elections practices and systems, including foreign-made components used in tabulating machines.  This comes after the last three elections in Arizona, where questions still surround the integrity of the results.

The drop in the number of people missing from deadly floods in central Texas has not changed Nevada Task Force 1’s mission, a Clark County official said.

Skip Brittenham, a prominent Hollywood attorney who represented A-List actors and was known for brokering several notable deals between entertainment studios, has died. He was 83.

The passenger in the stolen Chevy Malibu that struck and killed two bystanders was charged with gun possession after cops found a weapon in the truck.

In the first quarterly reports since pausing rate cuts, the Bank of Canada said businesses and consumers appear to have adopted a cautious stance because of rapidly changing tariff policy.

Gaza faces a dire situation. Inaction fuels Israel's operations. Famine deepens, causing deaths. Military actions escalate, resulting in casualties. The international community's failure to intervene is evident. Netanyahu's policies worsen the crisis. Agencies appear ineffective. India must engage with Tel Aviv. The world witnesses conflict and potential genocide. Urgent action is needed to address the humanitarian catastrophe.

Around this time last year, Southwest Airlines announced that it would scrap its signature open-seating model in favor of a more traditional assigned seating system, chipping away at its identity as a “quirky” airline in order to better compete with rivals like Delta Air Lines and American Airlines.

The Casting Society has revealed its elected board of trustees for the 2025-2026 term. Incumbent Destiny Lilly has been reelected CSA President for the 2025-2026 term, with the rest of the executive board including Elizabeth Berra as Secretary, Steven Tylor O’Connor as Treasurer, Meg Morman as Vice President of Governance, Sujotta Pace and Danielle Pretsfelder […]

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Around this time last year, Southwest Airlines announced that it would scrap its signature open-seating model in favor of a more traditional assigned seating system, chipping away at its identity as a “quirky” airline to better compete with rivals like Delta Air Lines and American Airlines.

The Alice L. Walton School of Medicine is trying a new approach to medical education.

With 'Avengers: Doomsday' on the horizon, Kevin Feige offered his opinion of 'Superman.'

Indian badminton players out of World University Games over admin lapse

Malcolm-Jamal Warner was best-known for his role as Theo Huxtable for all eight seasons of 'The Cosby Show.'

A familiar face will be on Team Canada’s bench during the 2026 Olympics for Bruins fans. Bruce Cassidy was named as one of Team Canada’s assistant coaches, Hockey Canada announced on Monday. He will be an assistant coach alongside Peter DeBoer, Misha Donskov and Rick Tocchet. Jon Cooper, head coach for the Tampa Bay Lightning, […]

Government forces say it is too dangerous for journalists and aid trucks to enter Suweida city.