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Once inaugurated, Argentina’s President Javier Milei shocked and confounded his critics and even his enthusiasts by ditching the excessive rhetoric, the histrionics, the chainsaw yielding, and even some of his most extreme proposals.

Paul Merson has said that Dejan Kulusevski struggled after Premier League defenders started giving him more respect but suggested that the Swede is now managing to find different solutions.  Kulusevski was outstanding during his first six months at Tottenham after joining the club from Juventus in January of 2021. While many people expected him to […]

A Florida man allegedly poisoned his nephew's meatball sandwich last wee with eyedrop solution because he "hated" him that day, authorities said.

Ateez's new release hits No. 1 on three distinct Billboard charts, giving the band the biggest week of their career in America.

One decade ago this month, I presented a Gold Derby article titled “Five reasons why Cate Blanchett in ‘Blue Jasmine’ has the Best Actress Oscar in the (designer) bag.” By my calculations, she had everything working in her favor to produce an Oscar win. Some of the key points in my case for Cate included the flashiness […]

Plans risk ‘tearing up’ election rules and pave the way for parties to ‘bombard’ public with unsolicited material, warns Labour

Prior to the event, hundreds of people signed a letter asking The Game Awards’ organizers to call for a ceasefire in the Israel–Hamas war. They didn’t, and a rift in the industry has only grown wider.

For Bianca Ingrosso, Caia is not just a company: it is her alter ego. "We all have a role model that you look up to, and I never really had that," Ingrosso told WWD. "I have always looked up to the best version of myself. You always need one person in your life who believes in you. So I made that person up."

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The end of a brief tenure with the club

"[We're] going to chase down the data and find whoever was responsible and hold them accountable"

The AT&T 5G-Connected Helmet lets coaches send plays to an augmented reality display in the helmet.

Life-saving bowel cancer tests rolled out to 830,000 more Brits thanks to Sun’s Dame Debs...  The SunView Full coverage on Google News

Montana's football fans played a key role in Saturday's double-OT win over North Dakota State. Don't believe it? Ask the outgoing Bison head coach.

Huawei Cloud Thailand and the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society (MDES) have joined hands to boost cloud and AI technology development to transform the country into a regional AI hub.

At Iconsiam's River Park, The Fabulous House along with a floating airship brings Cartier's festive campaign to life.

DEAR DOCTORS: I recently heard on social media about something called sleep inertia. It came up in a conversation about how to get a better night's sleep. Is this real, or was it invented? I often don't feel refreshed when I wake up and wonder if sleep inertia might be why.

Molam continues to evolve with time. Musicians, especially from Isan, are experimenting with new musical combinations, creating new hybrids and sounds.

Simple joys are awaiting everyone during "Hap-PLE-ness", which is running at Room 249 of River City Bangkok, Charoen Krung 24, until Jan 14.

Number 1 Gallery is holding "Montage", which brings back topics of the past through artwork from Saturday to Jan 13.

About 18 hours ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping's trip here, at the Tam Vi, a Michelin-star Vietnamese restaurant, a group of young Chinese entrepreneurs were discussing the prospects of his historic visit on Dec 12-13.

As the public has been focused on the government's "soft power" push and what it actually means, little attention has been paid to the subtle attempts by the armed forces to woo ministers and lawmakers into giving them what they want.

The Burmese army is a leading candidate for Nastiest Army in the World. Even more than Pakistan's army, it is the tail that wags the dog: rather than the army serving the country, it's the other way around.

With their agreement at COP28 to "transition away from fossil fuels in energy systems", countries have made genuine progress on tackling climate change. But there is still much to do to mobilise the level of financing needed to turn the commitment into reality. International organisations -- especially the International Monetary Fund -- must step up. Though the IMF was relatively slow off the mark...