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When Seun Akinboboye asked his new girlfriend, Taylar Wade, to relocate to San Francisco, she didn’t want to wonder “what if.” By Valeriya Safronova On the eve of his 33rd birthday in November 2021, ...

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Lefty politicians for months have loudly condemned the deployment of National Guard troops in crime-ridden Democrat-run cities as “authoritarian” and an “invasion” leading up to Wednesday’s heinous ...

Currently, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is closed due to the federal government shut down. However, once the government reopens, it will likely be full steam ahead because now, ...

A teacher who repeatedly sent intimate text messages to a pupil has been ordered to carry out unpaid community work. David Vincent gave the teenager his phone number, sent her a Valentine's card and ...

Emails released by the US House Oversight Committee show Ms Keating, the daughter of former Australian PM Paul Keating, sent Epstein and others the foreword to her father’s book After Words in 2011.

The promise was first made by George Osborne during a speech in 2014. The north of England would get its own high-speed railway. Then, almost exactly 11 years after the then-Chancellor set out his ...

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt discusses US President Donald Trump’s continued global peace efforts. “Special Envoy Witkoff and Marco Rubio have been working on a plan quietly for about ...

Parents gathered in London for a rally calling for an end to fines on those who take their children out of school during term-time. The organiser of Saturday's rally, Natalie Elliott, is pushing for ...

Nobody wanted Mark Speakman to keep his job more than New South Wales Premier Chris Minns. The premier would have liked nothing more than to see his wounded opponent survive the week, struggle on into ...