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Deal gives state-backed energy group momentum in global expansion drive

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European airlines will have the "mother and father of all fare wars" this winter as oil hedged prices come off, said Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary.

A Nigerian man is expected to appear in the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court for human trafficking, the Hawks said.

The "Tonight Show" host and "Sleeping With Other People" star play "Drinko," which is just the classic "Price Is Right" game "Plinko" with beverages.

One Direction fan gets a grammar lesson from Harry Styles at a US gig.

Breakers and Tall Blacks star Corey Webster is poised to get his shot at the NBA with an invite to work out for a team ahead of looming training camps.

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ADELAIDE, Australia, Sept. 3 (UPI) -- BAE Systems has bid on an Australian armored vehicle project.

The Telegraph's consumer champion helps a reader left out of pocket with another "not as described" wrangle

The Telegraph's consumer champion helps a reader left out of pocket with another "not as described" wrangle

Tourism bosses in Japan have come up with an idea to get cat-lovers to visit the city Onomichi, which is famous for its 150,000 felines

Tourism bosses in Japan have come up with an idea to get cat-lovers to visit the city Onomichi, which is famous for its 150,000 felines

Two men will front court this month on charges of money laundering after the latest boiler room investment fraud bust on the Gold Coast.

Drake's "Hotline Bling" had ballad leanings from the start -- now, thanks to a new cover by Charlie Puth and Kehlani, it's a full-on emo anthem...

Boxing Australia head coach Kevin Smith is fairly confident Australia will unearth a potential star of the future some time in the next week.

Not all politicians think in sound bites as the latest crop of books by Labor and Liberal MPs show.

Legislators returning to the nation's capital after the August recess have one basic task: to fund the federal government for another year. But predictably, a fresh government shutdown controversy is brewing, as hardline conservatives seek a standoff with President Barack Obama over Planned Parenthood funding. 

So that happened. Donald Trump keeps saying things that should be wildly unpopular with his own supporters. But somehow, he keeps driving up his numbers among Republican loyalists. Kind of like New England Patriots fans celebrating Tom Brady as he skated past a four-game suspension on a technicality. Screw it, they say, he's our guy.

It's not every day that we meet a 3-year-old who is a dead wringer for Harry Styles. So when we do, we feel the need to tell the world. 

New data released by Sleep Cycle, an alarm clock that tracks sleep patterns, show that teenagers in Europe have the best sleep quality -- and teenagers in the United States have the worst.  

WASHINGTON -- Congress has until the end of the month to reauthorize the law that gives 30 million free or low-cost lunches to American schoolchildren every day. U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack joined The Huffington Post's "So That Happened" podcast as part of a broader effort to publicize the deadline.

It used to be that when people craved pasta, but not the carbs, they had only one easy option: spaghetti squash. While that's all fine and good, let's all be honest here and admit that it's not all that satisfying (and sometimes annoyingly sweet). You can't even twirl it on your fork. Thankfully, the invention of the spiralizer has given us many more options, our favorite being zucchini noodles.

This week, two celebrities were on fire in the style department: Elle Fanning and Diane Kruger. 

Chicken is an easy dish to get bored of. It can be dry, bland and a chore to eat. If you feel the same way we feel, we have good news. There's a simple solution: a cast iron skillet. It's the fastest and simplest way to make chicken exciting again.

Coffee is great for a lot of reasons. It wakes you up, it can prevent disease and it makes you happier. But you shouldn't drink 7o cups of the stuff, according to a new ASAP Science video. That, they say, could kill a 154-pound person.

It's hard to imagine anyone wanting to drink 70 cups of coffee, and actually, it may not be possible. As a previous ASAP Science video points out, it's almost impossible to fit that much in your stomach -- and you would start experiencing... Читать дальше...