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The one-weekend special event was nearly two years in the making. According to Insider's music reporter, it was worth the wait.

Glasgow’s striking cleansing staff will start a third day’s industrial action supported by Cop26 climate activists.

The Blues’ 10th clean sheet of the season earned another victory in Europe

Over five million adults in Virginia are about to vote for a new Governor. The race shouldn’t be close. Joe Biden won Virginia by a massive 10%. It is basically a blue state, not a purple state. No republican has won a state wide office since 2020. The Democrats are the majority in the State […]

"The most difficult part of this decision is that it will impact many of our colleagues," Zillow CEO Rich Barton said in a statement.

The attorney for a Missouri man accused of killing his Chinese wife says the woman's death in 2019 was a tragic accident

Against Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech played complementary football. The Hokies were balanced, and it resulted in the team's most complete game of the season.

Its vote share in Sindgi, a seat it held, fell from over 44% in 2018 to 2.6% now

The CEO of Pfizer said the U.S. will have enough supply of vaccines for all kids as a CDC panel meets to decide whether or not to approve the shots.

The Michigan Department of Transportation announced that bridge and road work will require I-75 to be closed in Oakland County this weekend.

WICHITA, Kan. – Tickets and passes for KCAC Fall Championship Events are now available on the KCAC website. You can access the box office by clicking here. 

A few major refinance rates decreased today. If you're looking to refinance, now might be the right time to lock in a low rate.

Officers were called to a home in the 500 block of Avenue X South on Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2021.

Glasgow’s striking cleansing staff will start a third day’s industrial action supported by Cop26 climate activists.

Texas radio host William Neil "Doc" Gallagher, who prided himself on being a Christian, was given three life sentences plus another 30 years for duping his older listeners out of millions of dollars. Thinking they were retiring "safe, early, and happy" (see video below) by investing in his Gallagher Financial Group Ponzi scheme, many lost their homes and life savings. — Read the rest

JOHN CHALLIS, best known for playing Boycie in Only Fools and Horses, was on set filming with his former co-star just weeks before his death in September.

The show’s latest power player on the intricacies of phone acting, sparring with Brian Cox, and serving as an emissary for President Raisin.

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Dear members of the chess fraternity,

Over the past month, the number of COVID-19 cases in the community has continued to rise and is not expected to peak until around mid- to end-November. The Ministerial Task Force has extended the Stabilisation Phase restrictions to 21st November, making it challenging to host large scale in person chess events until there is more certainty.

As such, we decided to cancel the remaining rated training games for the National Junior High Performance... Читать дальше...

Call it a coup or not, the Sudanese army took power by force in violation of a 2019 agreement with Sudan’s pro-democracy movement.

Inglewood (California) High School principal Debra Tate and football coach Mil'Von James have apologized for their 106-0 shutout last Friday.

Pro-life lawmakers in Ohio hope to save thousands of unborn babies’ lives through new state legislation modeled on the Texas heartbeat law. The Cincinnati Enquirer reports Ohio state Reps. Jena Powell, R-Arcanum, and Thomas Hall, R-Madison Township, introduced the 2363 Act (state House Bill 480) on Tuesday to allow private citizens to sue abortionists for aborting unborn […]

Bahrain’s foreign ministry on Tuesday urged citizens in Lebanon to leave immediately, the state news agency reported, amid a deepening...

You’ll be forgiven if you squint a bit when establishment media outlets breathlessly report a social media outlet effectively monetizing anger. After all, media outlets have a long-established tradition of doing exactly that. Walter Olson comments.

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