Iraq's first provincial elections in a decade saw a relatively low turnout and largely benefitted traditional parties, according to results announced by the country’s election authorities
'Forgotten But Unbroken' Delayed Until June 2024, Shows Off Key Features, Playable Demo Available - Trailer
Combined with nutrition literacy and effective food labelling, tax on High-Fat Sugar Salt (HFSS) foods can help improve health outcomes
Syncreon, a Toledo Jeep plant supplier, said it plans to lay off 68 employees early next year.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Texas along with the ACLU and the Texas Civil Rights Project announced they filed a lawsuit Tuesday challenging Senate Ball 4 from taking effect. The three plaintiffs bringing the lawsuit include El Paso County, the Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center and American Gateway.
Tension had been brewing between the groups, initially triggered by disagreements over the naming of the burial site of those killed in clashes that began on May 3. Sources said the confrontation occurred at Selmat bridge, resulting in 22 individuals being injured, with some sustaining minor head injuries.
Greece’s parliament has overwhelmingly approved new legislation that will grant tens of thousands of undocumented migrants residence and work permits amid a shortage of unskilled labor
Fierce gunbattles have taken place in Khan Younis as the UN delayed its vote to boost aid deliveries to the Palestinian enclave facing a humanitarian disaster.
Israel has dropped thousands of tonnes of munitions over the past 10 weeks, leaving the narrow Mediterranean strip in ruins and killing nearly 20,000.
The Queen of Pop opened up while performing at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York about being in a coma while she was hospitalised this past summer in the intensive care unit
Carr has been committed to Notre Dame since June 2022.
Listen to BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra commentary as Perth Scorchers face Hobart Hurricanes in the 2023 Big Bash League.
Despite the club's faltering form thus far, the former Manchester City striker insisted Erik ten Hag's side could yet make a run for top spot.
Proper processes were followed when a job offer was revoked earlier this year for Alberta's former chief medical officer of health, Marguerite Trussler says.
In real life snowflakes are famously never alike but in this puzzle there are two frosty formations which match.
Dozens of John and Jane Does to be unmasked in new year, judge rules
The bill empowers the government to suspend or prohibit use of telecom equipment from countries or a person as may be notified in case of national security. Telecom equipment needs to be procured from trusted sources only. To protect telecom consumers, the bill proposes that prior consent should be taken for receiving certain messages such as promotional, advertising, etc.
Beignet Bellies opened in August in the former New Scotland Fried Chicken & Deli space inside the Mobil Station at 247 New Scotland Avenue in Albany. In October, the cafe temporarily closed to relocate.
Alberta’s population is yet again growing faster than any other province in Canada, with more than 17,000 people within the country migrating to the region from July to September, according to the latest numbers by Statistics Canada. The migration is largely from Ontario and B.C., which have been experiencing a loss in population more than […]
Week 15 of the NFL regular season is behind us, leaving three weeks before the playoffs. What exciting storylines emerged from this week's non-stop action?
The Class of 2023 includes: “This induction is incredibly special because it focuses, not only on sports achievements, but also on community involvement and those things that we go on[.....]
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CNBC's Jim Cramer says FTC chair Lina Khan's efforts to block mergers have hurt investor portfolios.
