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Sofyan Amrabat has lamented Man Utd's lack of "luck" early in his maiden campaign at the club.

This is one of the stories in Akshat Rathi’s new book Climate Capitalism, which is out today. Akshat

Sir Rod Stewart has turned down a lucrative offer to perform in Saudi Arabia because of the country's human rights issues and he hopes his decision will "shine a light on the injustices there and ignite positive change".

Sen. Rand Paul hints at interest to join COVID-19 vaccine debate with Aaron Rodgers, Dr. Fauci, Travis Kelce ... Steve Scalise nominated as House speaker candid

LONDON Higher interest rates have so far not seriously undermined the global financial system, but "there is work

Temperatures could soar to 44C, the weather bureau says, as it urges people to avoid alcohol.

The arrests were made as hundreds of people gathered at the event in Manchester city centre.

The Irish broadcaster's director general made the comments at a parliamentary committee on Thursday.

A health official says it is "heart-wrenching" to see children suffer from a preventable disease.

X says it has removed "hundreds of Hamas-affiliated accounts" and taken down thousands of posts since the attack on Israel by the Palestinian militant group.

By Julie Ingwersen CHICAGO U.S. farmers are about halfway done planting winter wheat for harvest in 2024, but

Alexander Lara Delgado's mother lost her only child on the early morning of January 7, awoken by a phone call that her son had been shot after his car was struck by another at the gas station and an altercation ensued. The happy, lovable and outgoing teen left behind both parents, four half-siblings on his dad's side and two stepsiblings.