The players Saudi Pro League will target in 2024 January transfer window
6 players that could be subject to Saudi Pro League interest in the 2024 January transfer window.
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Migrant encounters at U.S.-Mexico border on pace to reach record highs in September
By Daina Beth Solomon and Ted Hesson MEXICO CITY U.S. border authorities encountered more than 142,000 migrants at
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Cisco taps new M&A firm Tidal for $28 billion Splunk deal
By Milana Vinn and Anirban Sen NEW YORK A new mergers and acquisitions advisory firm launched last year
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30 Astonishing Facts About Death
No, your fingernails don't keep growing after death. Here are 29 other amazing facts about your final exit.
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Red Flags: 5 college football teams on upset alert in Week 4
College football upsets are sure to happen in a loaded Week 4 slate, but the Red Flags are waving wildly enough for Alabama, Ohio State and more to have them in our college football upset picks for the week.
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House fails to pass rule on defense bill in another setback for McCarthy
The House on Thursday has voted down a rule that would have advanced a Defense Department bill, another stumbling block for Speaker Kevin McCarthy and House Republican leadership ahead of a looming government shutdown deadline.
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NFL Rumors: Bears repair broken locker room by signing worst QB in football
The Chicago Bears locker room is a mess, especially after Justin Fields blamed the coaching staff for a poor offensive display this week. Is Nate Peterman the answer?
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Why Do People Say the Moon is Made of Cheese?
The moon-made-of-cheese rumor may have started with a hungry wolf and a crafty fox.
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'Sex Education' Season 4 promises drama and new destinations
"Sex Education" is back for the final time.
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Katy Perry had an odd Russian-themed nickname for Russell Brand
Katy Perry’s chilling nickname for former husband Russell Brand has been revealed amid accusations of sexual assault against him. Last week, a joint investigation by The Times, The Sunday Times, and Channel 4’s Dispatches revealed that accusations of sexual assault and rape have been raised by four separate women against Brand. The comedian took to his YouTube channel to deny the accusations before they were made public and claimed that all of his relationships were “consensual”. Musician Perry and comedian Brand married in 2010 before officially divorcing two years later in 2012. Now, Piers Morgan has revealed the nickname Perry used to call him during their relationship. In his The Sun column, Morgan said in 2013 he asked Perry if she wanted to sit down and talk about her divorce, which she declined, saying that she was “not ready yet”. Morgan claims Perry added: “Because you’ll get the truth out of me, and ‘I’m just not ready to tell you the truth! In fact, I’m not sure I’m ready to admit the truth to myself.” In the column, he also claimed that Perry used to call Brand “Rasputin” after Siberian man Grigori Rasputin, who was known for seducing women and befriending the imperial family of Tsar Nicholas II to gain influence. Morgan alleged Perry explained: “You Brits are all the same, so damn confident… Trouble is, I find that irresistible. I love Brits… Well, not all of them – not Rasputin, obviously.” Morgan said that he went on to tell Brand who reportedly said: “He was a pretty powerful bloke, he could manipulate folk with his eyes. “I like Rasputin... he was all right, wasn’t he... a mad monk with magical, mystical powers, having it off with everyone, drinking and getting into fights.” Though their divorce was finalised in 2012, it is alleged that 14 months into their marriage in October 2010, Brand sent Perry a text message saying he had filed for divorce. Sign up to our free Indy100 weekly newsletter Have your say in our news democracy. Click the upvote icon at the top of the page to help raise this article through the indy100 rankings.
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TikTok was built off of Black creators. Black employees say they faced discrimination
Nnete Matima said she was attracted to work at TikTok because of how the social media platform was "really built upon Black culture" and the work of Black creators.
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Mike Greenberg: The Bears Are a Dumpster Fire Who Are Ruining Justin Fields
Mike Greenberg goes off on the Bears.
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