Country singer told American flag would be seen as 'partisan' Donald Trump suffers double legal blow within hours Publishers Clearing House is bankrupt and 'forever' winners will stop getting paid ...

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Attorneys for Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores and several other plaintiffs have filed for reconsideration of a court order that shifted some of their lawsuit against the NFL and ...

There remains a postcode lottery for reading and writing skills in England, as new official figures show half of pupils are failing to meet standards in some parts of the country - find out how Surrey ...

FBI Director Kash Patel repeatedly told lawmakers this week the agency cannot release many of its files on Jeffrey Epstein due to court orders blocking them—sparking criticism from Democrats and other ...

For a prime minister who has perhaps had his hardest two weeks in office, Donald Trump became the unlikely elixir of a tough political run. It's not a sentence I imagined writing in the run-up to this ...

FBI Director Kash Patel offered an explanation on Wednesday to why President Donald Trump’s administration has yet to release the entirety of the Jeffrey Epstein files. For the second day, Patel is ...

Box office clash saw 'The Conjuring: Last Rites' outperform 'Baaghi 4' and 'The Bengal Files'. The Hollywood horror earned ₹67.87 crore in its first week, while 'Baaghi 4' remained under ₹50 crore.

At the box office, 'The Conjuring: Last Rites' outperformed both 'Baaghi 4' and 'The Bengal Files', earning Rs 67.87 crore in its first week. 'Baaghi 4' failed to reach Rs 50 crore, while 'The Bengal ...

The Federal Trade Commission filed a bombshell lawsuit against Ticketmaster on Thursday, accusing the online broker of raking in profits through exorbitant fees and turning a blind eye as bots ...

Trump claims they sought to damage his reputation ahead of the 2024 election. President Donald Trump is seeking $15 billion in damages from The New York Times and Penguin Random House in a defamation ...