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A judge has commended a 7-year-old girl for her bravery after she yelled at her stepfather as he held her mother in a headlock. Cody Leigh Jenkins, 23, pleaded guilty to assaulting a female after an ...

Close to two-thirds of fixed speed cameras in France have been vandalized by yellow-vest protesters since November, as demonstrators revolt against lowered speed limits introduced by the government last year.

Dale Vince says he has not ruled out Forest Green serving Bolton with a winding-up petition over Christian Doidge's transfer.

Dale Vince has not ruled out Forest Green serving Bolton with a winding-up petition over Christian Doidge's transfer.

MPs believe they have passed a Brexit amendment that will prevent Theresa May from "running down the clock" on her deal. But have they really?

Thales Alenia Space signed a contract with the European Space Agency (ESA) to lead the Fluorescence Explorer (FLEX) satellite mission. FLEX was selected in 2015 as ESA’s eighth Earth Explorer mission, and is scheduled for launch in 2023. It will the Florescence Imaging Spectrometer (FLORIS) instrument to map the Earth’s vegetation fluorescence to quantify photosynthetic activity. […]

It's the first time that an NHL All-Star jersey will have team logos on the front

It's soup season!

Rates of bullying in some Virginia middle schools located in districts that voted to support President Trump over Hillary Clinton rose following the 2016 election, according to a study released Wednesday.In the study from researchers at the...

According to a report from Sky Italia, Sampdoria have now agreed on a deal with Southampton that would see them sign Manolo Gabbiadini. The forward has struggled with the Premier League club after an initially positive start to life in the Premier League, and now, he appears to be heading over to Serie A. The […]

A couple of days ago, we reported that Kroger and Microsoft were working on a smart shopping solution that uses your phone to scan groceries as you shop. Now, a startup called Caper Labs has taken that idea a step further, and it has built both scanning hardware and a payment terminal directly into a shopping cart, reports TechCrunch. It’s even got a small touchscreen designed to help you navigate the store and advertise relevant promotions.

Mötley Crüe’s 2001 group memoir, The Dirt, is aptly named in more ways than one: a filter-free chronicle of the hair metal band’s...

‘The focus needs to be on the fact he has been brutally murdered in cold blood.’

The Tarrant County Republican Party is set to decide whether to remove Shahid Shafi, who was appointed vice chairman in July

1. 'There might NOT be Brexit' High-profile MEP claims Article 50 WILL BE extended  Express
2. Brexit: Japan's PM says 'wish of whole world' to avoid no-deal  BBC News
3. Shinzō Abe given the silent treatment as the Maybot runs on fumes  The Guardian
4. Japanese PM tells Theresa May: Whole world wants you to avoid 'no deal'  Sky News
5. Now Tesco is stockpiling goods in the UK ahead of a No Deal Brexit  The Sun
6. View full coverage on Google News

The Chinese government doesn't have much interest in utilizing social media companies' online portals to target content it doesn't like. And there's plenty of content the government doesn't like. Between the Great Firewall and its obsessive tracking of citizens through pervasive surveillance tech and "Citizen Scores," there's really not much left for American social media companies to do.

The Clueless the Musical star steps out from Disney and channels some more high-school royalty from The Breakfast Club and She's All That to The Princess Diaries and The Craft.

A SENIOR member of the European Parliament has warned “there might not be Brexit after all” as Westminster continues to delve further into political turmoil as a result of the European Union divorce.

Royal Caribbean’s Oasis of the Seas is returning to a Florida port a day early after 277 guests and crew members were hit with an outbreak of Norovirus as it sailed to Jamaica.

Federal Bureau of Investigation agents warned Thursday that the ongoing partial shutdown of the government is threatening their ability to investigate crimes and maintain staffing. "Special Agents remain at work for the American people without being paid, and FBI leadership is doing all it can to fund FBI operations with increasingly limited resources -- this situation is not sustainable," the FBI Agents Association (FBIAA) said in a statement. The association represents the nearly 13,000 active... Читать дальше...

A coalition of left-leaning groups said it would file a lawsuit Thursday asking a judge to invalidate laws signed by former Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker (R) last month that were passed by the state legislature d...

Lala Lala and WHY? collaborate on "Siren 042," a song and video that examine the hazards of moving forward when all rational thought says "stop."

IF you don’t mind a bit of a gamble, you can nab a break to Disneyland Paris, Dubai, New York, Spain and a whole host of other places from just £99. But there is a catch – you won’t know where you go until after you book. LivingSocial is offering the Mystery Getaway deal at the […]