Former President Donald Trump is scheduled to visit the Iowa State Fair Saturday, the time-honored rite of presidential candidates working for support in the state’s leadoff nominating caucuses next January

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Democrats made abortion their top issue in the last year’s midterms — the subject saw a 500% increase

'The Flash' starring Ezra Miller has been scheduled to release on June 16, 2023

Dmitry Muratov's Novaya Gazeta daily lost its licence in Russia and now he is labelled a "foreign agent".

Google, Twitter, Facebook and other tech companies fueled by social media have dodged a legal threat that could have blown a huge hole in their business models

Patrick Hemingway is suspected of looting restaurants and other businesses in Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts

Asuka, Xavier Woods and The Undertaker will all be receving costumes in Fall Guys on Thursday, July 28 for the Blundermania event.

Just over two years ago on my birthday, my sister surprised me with a gift that I wasn’t too sure about. In my inbox was a year long subscription to Nuuly — a sustainable clothing rental service — but at the time, I really hated clothes. Due to the perfect storm of a wildly fluctuating weight, a meager paycheck, and a long bout of untreated depression, I’d stopped shopping completely and let my entire closet become a few oversized sweaters and threadbare leggings. My sister thought a monthly clothing rental subscription would be a fun, no-strings way to try out some new styles and refresh my closet. But I wasn’t too sure. Still, I charged forward, figuring after I hit my year mark, I’d phase Nuuly out and start purchasing more permanent items for my wardrobe — or I’d be able to go back to my well-loved leggings and sweaters. Well, I just reached year two with Nuuly, and I’m still faithfully renewing my subscription with no end in sight — and here’s why.

'When brilliant women shine the ones that are frustrated and unhappy gossip showing us their envy,' wrote one fan

An overview of the media in the Marshall Islands, including links to broadcasters and newspapers.

500 jobs will be lost due to the closure of the Limerick based factory.