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Chile midfielder Arturo Vidal has announced that he will retire from international football following the end of the World Cup campaign.

Cristiano Ronaldo is certainly not short of a few pennies, and the Real Madrid superstar has decided a splash out on a new supercar this week - a £350,000 Ferrari F12 TDf.

Cristiano Ronaldo is certainly not short of a few pennies, and the Real Madrid superstar has decided a splash out on a new supercar this week - a £350,000 Ferrari F12 TDf.

Paul Butler has vowed to end Stuart Hall’s career and take a huge step to becoming a two-time World champion when the pair meet in a WBA World Bantamweight title eliminator at the Echo Arena in Liverpool on Saturday September 30, live on Sky Sports.

Ontario's highest court says a man arrested decades after raping and killing his elderly neighbour deserved the adult life sentence he received for the murder he committed as a teenager.

National team hoping to pick up the qualifying points in time for Tokyo 2020 Games

Donald Trump's press secretary said that members of the GOP-led Congress should be prepared to "get out of the way" and let someone else do their jobs.

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Abraham Quintanilla, the father of the late-Tejano singer Selena, wrote on Facebook to disclose that six members of their family were killed by Hurricane Harvey. According to reports, at least 60 people were killed after the disaster struck Texas.

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A satellite image of Hurricane Irma, a Category 5 storm, as it churned across the Atlantic Ocean on Tuesday on a collision course with Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.

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White House director of Oval Office operations Keith Schiller is said to be readying to vacate his post.

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While condemning North Korea over its latest nuclear test, the leaders of Russia and South Korea seemed far apart on the issue of stepping up sanctions against the country after a meeting Wednesday in the Russian port city of Vladivostok.

Johannesburg -The Labour Court in Johannesburg on Wednesday heard that former South African Broadcasting Corporation acting CEO Jimi Matthews was responsible for the sacking of eight journalists in July 2016.

'Super' substitute Balwant Singh struck two stunners against Macau at the Macau Olympic Stadium on Tuesday as India inched closer to realising their dream of an Asian Cup participation in 2019 at UAE after missing out the opportunity in the last edition.

'Super' substitute Balwant Singh struck two stunners against Macau at the Macau Olympic Stadium on Tuesday as India inched closer to realising their dream of an Asian Cup participation in 2019 at UAE after missing out the opportunity in the last edition.

A businessman who has invested more than £1 million in Gillingham FC is facing charges in the US for an alleged multimillion-dollar fraud.

A new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll lays out just how polarized the nation is.

Former SABC acting CEO Jimi Matthews was responsible for the sacking of eight journalists in July 2016, a labour court has heard.

Former SABC acting CEO Jimmy Matthews was responsible for the sacking of eight journalists in July 2016, a labour court has heard.

President Xi Jinping of China last month. China’s reticence toward North Korea is often portrayed as a matter of will. Analysts say it is much more complicated than that.

Tom Farrell has warned Ohara Davies that he’ll take him to dark places when they clash at the Echo Arena in Liverpool on Saturday September 30, live on Sky Sports.

COPENHAGEN, Denmark — The husband of Queen Margrethe is suffering from dementia, the Danish royal household said Wednesday. The palace said the 83-year-old French-born Prince Henrik had undergone a medical examination at Copenhagen’s university hospital. Doctors concluded “the extent of the cognitive failure is greater than expected” for the prince, it said, adding this can

This start-up left Silicon Valley to work on education benefits for 64 million American workers who aren't programmers and don't have college degrees.