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Yes, college professors are 10-to-1 Democrats over Republicans.

Nigeria has large oil deposits, educated people, and much economic potential. However, thanks to government intervention, Nigeria‘s promising economy is in shambles and no relief is in sight.

This recipe is wild—but it's so worth it.

Dealing with shell coverages and a quarterback who leads the league in turnovers means O’Connell is finding ways to adapt to new defenses while staying aggressive on offense.

The following contains spoilers for Cobra Kai Season 6, Part 2. Amanda LaRusso was right: The karate drama has gone way too far. And now, it’s officially turned deadly. In the Season 6, Part 2 finale of Cobra Kai, sheer pandemonium hits the Sekai Taikai, as tensions between the warring dojos boils over and explodes. […]

Oregon attempts to maintain its No. 1 ranking and seeks its first 11-0 start since 2010, the year it lost to Cam Newton and Auburn in the BCS championship game.

EXCLUSIVE: Hollyoaks star Chelsee Healey believes her pals Coleen Rooney and Tulisa will smash it in the jungle on this year's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!

Archie Gray has revealed why his family were ‘really excited’ when they found out he was going to join Tottenham Hotspur. Archie Gray: a future... The post Archie Gray shares how his famous footballing family reacted to his Spurs transfer appeared first on Spurs Web.

Matt and Jack Whitlock were born two minutes apart, are each almost 200 centimetres tall and will be first-round picks in the AFL draft – but they want to be known for more than being twins.

Here is the full story of the Indian star Rishabh Pant’s brush with death, and the repair of a knee shattered in the high-speed crash.

TV star Chrishell Stause graces our cover. The actor, who is married to Australian musician G Flip, talks about her life, relationship and new role in Neighbours.

A roomy rental in the south-eastern suburbs gets a fresh personality.

Evidently, American women are embracing South Korea’s controversial “4B” movement – no dating, no sex, no marriage and no babies – in the aftermath of Donald Trump’s win.

Cool and calming, this fashionable shade works well in the home, from a statement chair to a pastel lamp and a scent inspired by the sea.

More than 2000 seismic surveys have been conducted in waters off Australia since the 1960s, as companies map the seabed to prospect for new oil and gas reserves.

From marketing and retention to catastrophe and recovery, the life cycle of the scam industry is breathtakingly cruel and strikingly consistent.

Allegations that a group of doctors has been cheating patients has prompted calls for a public register of those cheating.

Even before Jamie Oliver released (and then retracted) his controversial children’s book, the industry was overcrowded by cynical celebrities cashing in.

A government monitoring program has detected traces of many potentially toxic agricultural chemicals on public land.

Dr Briony Scott is resigning, not retiring. But at 61, she says, she’s “more ready to hit something new than I ever have” been.

Cybersecurity experts have warned that our ability to identify scams may be compromised by more sophisticated techniques, including the use of AI and deepfakes.

Worsening problems with online porn and gaming addictions point towards the need to better cater to boys in education, says the head of an international school association.

Perched on the Mediterranean Sea, Monaco has recently been rolling out the new, the renovated and the decidedly quirky. Here are nine highlights.

More than 75,000 tiles were manufactured to replace original glass mosaics encased in ugly pebblecrete on the walls of Sydney’s first high-rise tower. The effect is shimmering.

Cognitive behavioural therapy is the first line of treatment for insomnia, but it is expensive and very few know about it.