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Stitches predicts Michael Wacha will lead the host Royals past the White Sox on Friday night.

Writer/director Stelana Kliris said she was inspired by the real-life "Angel of the Gap."

Coronation Street villain Joel Deering could find himself exposed thanks to one vital clue as the solicitor found himself in trouble during Friday's episode

Hyzon Motors is set to bolster its working capital through an equity sale, the latest move in the hydrogen fuel cell-powered truck maker’s ongoing restructuring, it said July 19.

Angry ticketholders have filed suit in federal and circuit courts against Copa America organizers, seeking millions of dollars for allegedly being denied entry to the finale at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Fla.

Statewide, Republican legislators came forward to excoriate Democrats and Gov. Kathy Hochul, whose budget greenlit closing two prisons

The owner spent two heat-stopping minutes trying to wake her cat up from a deep sleep.

While some grans may enjoy a spot of bingo or a bit of knitting, one adrenaline-junkie 72-year-old has landed herself a new job as the first ever Chief Thrillseeker at Alton Towers

Coronation Street villain Rowan Cunliffe was finally exposed on Friday's episode as his real name and sinister past was finally revealed

We've found some great deals under $25 that are still going strong, but they won't be available forever.

Spanning an impressive 16 acres, Adler boasts 22 garden-style buildings, a total of 388 units, and 13 distinct floor plans.

Anna Faris is down to return for another Scary Movie – under a few conditions. Back in April, Paramount announced that the comedy movie franchise, which parodies slasher and horror films, will be making a comeback, with a new film in the works. In a new interview, the 47-year-old actress – who starred as Cindy [...]

On Day 2 at Royal Troon, the Northern Irishman faced an uphill task to make the cut following an opening 78. His faint hopes disappeared when he covered the first five holes in five over par.

Tanisha Maclin finally won the lottery.

No, not the Mega Millions. Instead, she won a free bicycle through a city program called Bike Chicago, which began two years ago to deliver 5,000 bikes to people without them.

"OK, this is cool," Maclin said, smiling as an employee handed her a single-speed bike on Saturday. It is the first bicycle she's had since childhood.

Maclin, 42, said she wanted a bike to exercise and do errands. She was most excited to ride around Jackson Park, near her Woodlawn home. Читать дальше...

EA Sports College Football 25 came out on Friday, but it had already amassed millions of players thanks to early access.

Celebs are banding together to revive this nostalgic '90s fashion trend.

Brad Keselowski, dvier of the No. 6 Ford Mustang Dark Horse, met with media members at Indianapolis Motor Speedway ahead of the first Cup Series practice session on the track Friday afternoon.

FOOTAGE of more upset between Strictly Come Dancing professional dancers and their celebrity partners has emerged.

Five months after his seven-year Bears career came to an end, Eddie Jackson found a new home — with a familiar face — on Friday. The safety agreed to sign a one-year deal with the Ravens, who boast another former Bear, linebacker Roquan Smith, as perhaps their best defensive player.

During the strike, secondary explosions were identified in the area, suggesting the presence of additional weaponry in the structure

‘Sometimes, the old-school way is still the best way when technology lets us down’

Canadians who feel like they are getting less bang for their buck at the grocery store these days might be right. A new report shows the effects of shrinkflation are real.

Nigeria's government has fined Meta $220 million after its investigations found “multiple and repeated” violations of the country’s data protection and consumer rights laws on Facebook and WhatsApp

Contradictions on Trump’s attempted assassination pile up, with serious security breaches and officials claiming an investigation is needed to determine whether it was a matter of incompetence or malice.