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Five major new artworks by some of the country’s top artists will feature at Melbourne’s new underground stations.

The grand finale of Love Island is airing tonight. But this is not the last time viewers will get to see the Islanders from this season as a reunion special has been confirmed

The Edo State Government has finalised the documentation and audit of the state’s forests and is embarking on the recruitment of forest guards as part of the renewed efforts to enhance security across the state. In a statement on Monday, Crusoe Osagie, the Special Adviser on Media Project to the Governor, Godwin Obaseki, gave the

WEDDING day traditions can vary from country to country, across all cultures and religions.

Democrats have named their new tax-and-spend package the Inflation Reduction Act, but the party is battling economists who say the legislation won't do anything to spare consumers from the rising cost of goods and services, and it could make things worse.

Anti-choice zealots somehow believe that women and their doctors will lie to exploit an exception for the patient's health. So they came up with extremely narrow exceptions for the patient's life, requiring imminent death before terminating the pregnancy is legal. I never want to hear some right-wing ghoul call themselves "pro-life" again. When Roe was overturned, my first reaction was, "women will die," and here we are. Most of us saw that coming.

VOI’s mission of “recognizing that the State of Israel’s international legitimacy" is a national security issue of the highest order, an official document states.

The Australian sharemarket is set to edge lower at the open ahead of the Reserve Bank’s interest rates decision this afternoon.

Semiconductor chips are integral to our everyday life, from cars to refrigerators. A bill recently passed through Congress could make Albany a leader in manufacturing this vital technology.

Amanda Marie, an influencer with around 14,000 followers on TikTok, is getting some backlash after she posting a video describing how she harassed a Home Depot employee while using homophobic language and telling him to "go back to your country," Boing Boing reports.

“I am truly devastated,” the rapper said on his Instagram Stories about rescheduling the last night of his three-day October World Weekend.

Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly open to agreeing to a part-exchange deal involving Tanguy Ndombele and Villarreal defender Pervis Estupinan.

TEHRAN, Aug. 01 (MNA) – At the initiative taken by Tehran Beautification Organization, first event of calligraphy for designing 500 blades engraved with title of Imam Hussein (PBUH) is underway on Shohaday-e Haftom-e Tir (7th of Tir) Sq. in Tehran.

Bangladesh is seeking support from creditors, including the International Monetary Fund

At least 35 have been confirmed killed in flooding and hundreds remain unaccounted for. The governor warned that high winds could create the danger of falling trees and utility poles.

The PGA tour will have eight tournaments with $15M or more in prize money and a total of almost $500M in total prize money. The PGA is still deciding the prize money totals for majors.

Paxlovid good at stopping hospitalisation for high-risk groups, despite occasional rebound

First season of digital edition of Bigg Boss OTT Kannada to streamed starting August 6

Just when you think the Democrats can't get more destructive, dishonest or stupid, they prove you wrong.

As the death toll in Eastern Kentucky has risen to 35, with hundreds of people still missing, video shows a woman and her dog sitting atop the very tip of a roof peak, waiting for hours to be rescued.

1. Eating a burger and fries each day can RAISE your risk of Alzheimer's  Daily Mail
2. Eating ultra-processed foods can increase risk of dementia, study reveals  Geo News
3. Report linking air pollution and dementia should be ‘wake up call’ to Scottish Government, say doctors  STV News
4. More Evidence Ultraprocessed Foods Detrimental for the Brain  Medscape
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A young B.C. artist who battled addiction and depression credits Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside for his recovery, and is now using his work to help others.

The funding would help the IRS improve customer service and do more audits on wealthy taxpayers, Democrats say.