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With space for cash and at least five cards, these are the best wallets for holding your valuables

DOJ has reportedly warned the Academy that new rules could violate antitrust regulations

The expenses would most definitely violate federal campaign finance laws

The move has infuriated Tory Eurosceptics as hope of no-deal Brexit slips away

The president has called the California Democrat the following 'little shifty Schiff' and 'little pencil neck Adam Schiff'

Player ratings: Who impressed and underwhelmed as United fell to another Molineux defeat?

Five things we learned: Solskjaer's side fell to yet another defeat at Molineux to damage their Champions League hopes

'It has been criticised by people who works with women in violent situations. It is throwing women into the mouths of police and judges,' campaigner says

The show's interior design expert reached out on Twitter

Wolves 2-1 Manchester United: Chris Smalling's clumsy own goal clinched all three points for Wolves after Ashley Young had earlier been sent off for two yellow cards

Donald Trump and his administration continue making false claims about their response to Hurricane Maria

The singer said he didn't mean to be 'insensitive'

Announcement comes hours after army chief of staff demanded action to remove him from office

'Throwing as little as £3m at the problem is about as effective as chucking your small change into a wishing well in the hope a solution will appear'

This wasn't party before country, it was party before party, and one of the parties wasn't even hers

Defrauded groom told court only a 'psychopath' could enjoy 'sick pleasure' of hosting victims with their own life-savings

'We recognise that she has made a move, I recognise my responsibility to represent the people that supported Labour in the last election'

Up to 20cm of snow forecast in mountainous areas

Judge says unidentified firm is linked to 'foreign interference in the 2016 presidential election and potential collusion in those efforts by American citizens'

'This first date is a significant chapter in what we hope will be a long story with a happy future for the Sehuencas water frog'

Minister warns of a 'direct link' between civilian deaths and terrorist radicalisation

The singer recently revealed he identifies as non-binary and genderqueer

Former London student previously radicalised teenagers online, while brandishing an AK-47 and claiming she wanted to become a 'martyr'

It sounds radical — but when you look at the numbers around El Paso, national crime and terrorism, you start to realise why taking away restrictions at the border would be the best solution for Americans

This is what May's Brexit has come down to: a toss of the coin between her plan and her agreeing to implement a Labour Brexit if that is the will of the House of Commons