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President Obama made jokes at the White House Correspondents' Dinner about what he would be doing after the White House, but in reality the president is focused on his legacy. MSNBC's Joy Reid joins to discuss.

After defeat on Thursday in the first leg of their Europa League semifinal, the Reds looked to get back on track in league play at the Liberty Stadium, as Jurgen Klopp rotated the squad to Liverpool’s youngest ever. Instead, it was the home side celebrating as a young Reds lineup was second best in a 3-1 […]

Swansea City make sure of their place in next season's Premier League with an easy win over 10-man Liverpool.

Manuel Vasquez was found in a partially collapsed building by rescuers.

The hosts took all three points against Jurgen Klopp's much-changed side who saw Brad Smith sent off late on after picking up his second yellow card of the match

Follow all the action LIVE with Goal as Claudio Ranieri's side attempt to win their first ever Premier League title at Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon

Quarterback Carson Wentz hit Philadelphia for the first time since being drafted No. 2 overall on Thursday night and got a couple of other firsts out of the way in short order. There was the first time being booed, although it seems to be the work of just a couple of overheated adult autograph seekers,…

A national study of child murders has found despite SA’s liberal abortion laws, there are still a high number of mothers who abandon their newborns.

President Obama wrapped up his final White House Correspondents' Dinner appearance with a mic drop, saying, "I have just two more words to say: Obama out.” Photo: AP

As the ongoing edition is heading towards it's business end, we have witnessed so many outstanding moments on the field.

NEW DELHI - Police in Bangladesh detained three men Sunday, including the head of an Islamic school, in connection with the stabbing death of a Hindu tailor in an attack claimed by the Islamic State group.

FT readers offer their thoughts on whether it is worth the risk

BAGHDAD - The United Nations says at least 741 Iraqis have been killed in April due to ongoing violence, a sharp decline from the previous month.

Thatcher minister is an unlikely provocateur in the ideological battle for job training in schools

Western Sydney Wanderers captain Nikolai Topor-Stanley says his side was punished for making crucial errors during the first half of Sunday's A-League grand final against Adelaide United.

A young man who claims he won R5.84m on SA’s biggest online sports betting website is set for a David vs Goliath-type battle to get his winnings.

The UN says it has received “worrying information” about armed clashes in Mozambique between national security forces and members of Renamo.

Al-Qaeda franchises have emerged on several continents since Osama bin Laden founded the Sunni jihadist network in 1988.

Splitting tasks into 25-minute blocks using Pomodoro technique can increase focus and concentration

A 21-year-old man is charged with trying to travel to Syria.

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"Blood is thicker than water"