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Absolutely. There comes a time when you have to stick some plasters on and take your medicine.
Injuries and suspensions are part and parcel, so we need to ride it out, not leave ourselves wide open and maintain our discipline.

This is one finger-licking feat.

Minnesota Vikings safety Harrison Smith is facing a punishment from the NFL before what may be his last football game ever.

A National Green Tribunal-ordered inspection of Yamuna floodplains revealed large-scale violations by miners, including operating heavy machinery within the river's flow and exceeding legal lease boundaries. The joint committee's report highlighted administrative lapses and recommended urgent action against illegal mining and short-term leases.

Multiple Seattle Seahawks players are being punished by the NFL before they take on the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.

We know all bull markets eventually come to an end, so the question is whether that vibrant, optimistic perspective can be sustained for another year.

Voters in Myanmar are participating in the first phase of the country’s general election, held under military rule amid a civil war

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — State officials are calling it a record week for flu cases across New York. The State Department of Health reports there were a little more than 71,000 flu cases this past week, the most the department has ever recorded in one week since influenza was made reportable in 2004. "It could [...]

SPOILERS: This post contains details about The Copenhagen Test, Season 1 As The Copenhagen Test hits Peacock, viewers will undoubtedly develop some trust issues towards Melissa Barrera‘s spy character Michelle. With Season 1 now available on the streamer, the actress told Deadline that was one of her favorite aspects of the femme fatale role in […]

Federal Employment Agency warns job-finding chances have dropped to a record low

The celebrations are set to continue long into the night at lavish Georgian manor, Kin House after Adam Peaty and Holly Ramsay tied the knot yesterday at the historic Bath Abbey

Voters went to the polls Sunday for the initial phase of Myanmar's first general election in five years, held under the supervision of its military government while a civil war rages throughout much of the country.

As AI capabilities advance, they could be used for cyberattacks on infrastructure, creating bioweapons, shaping disinformation campaigns, targeting lethal drones and more.

Fire crews in Portland, Maine, battled a major blaze at Custom House Wharf, containing flames by 7:22 p.m. One building was destroyed, and boats were damaged in the area.

The growing pay gap between what chief executives and their employees earn will reignite the debate around 'fat cat' pay as shareholder revolts against boardroom excess surge.

The United States may have done more than any other country to create the conditions for robust economic growth and relative peace after World War II, but nothing lasts forever.

The filmmaker distinguishes himself through his commitment to authentic, intersectional storytelling that centres around marginalised experiences — particularly those shaped by caste, class, gender, and religious identity. Now, his second feature film, based on Basharat Peer’s moving op-ed ‘Taking Amrit Home’ in The New York Times, has begun its Oscar journey

A criminal case has been filed against three doctors and health officials after a nearly half-meter surgical cloth was found inside a woman's abdomen over a year after her delivery. The foreign object, left during a C-section in November 2023, caused persistent pain and complications before its removal in April. The woman's husband alleges negligence and threats during the investigation.

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) — The Buffalo Museum of Science is celebrating Frost Fest this weekend, embracing everything that comes with winter here in Western New York. The event features many interactive activities, including a human-sized snow globe, a scavenger hunt and a showcase of Andy Parker's weather machine. Leaders at the museum emphasized the importance of [...]

Professor Jason Johnson appeared on MS NOW Saturday, suggesting the Trump administration's strike on terror targets in Nigeria was racially motivated.

Philip Serrell, 71, started his working life as a teacher before quickly abandoning it in favour of a career in antiques.

Nestled deep in the mountains of South Korea, in a remote part of the country's east, is one of the world's largest deposits of tungsten, a critical mineral the U.S. desperately needs for its defense. As Anna Coren shows, a newly reopened mine in South Korea could soon fill that need.

Following the Christmas break for both teams, Kent State and No. 5 Purdue hope their high-scoring and winning ways will continue when they hook up for