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27d ago
World News
Sir Lindsay Hoyle: Speaker accused of 'party politics' over Gaza vote
The Commons Speaker is facing accusations of playing 'party politics' by granting a vote on Labour's Gaza ceasefire motion.
27d ago
Golf
Controversy Arises as Man Offers 'Swing Advice' to Professional Woman Golfer
A recent incident involving a man giving 'swing advice' to a professional woman golfer has ignited controversy within the sports community.
27d ago
NASCAR
Denny Hamlin on NASCAR's Daytona 500 Final Lap Decision
Denny Hamlin believes NASCAR made the right call, throwing the yellow when they did to give William Byron the win in the Daytona 500.
27d ago
US News
Oklahoma Nonbinary Student's Death After In-School Fight 'Not a Result of Trauma,' Police Say
Investigators in Owasso, Oklahoma, are investigating the death of a nonbinary student one day after a physical altercation with other students.
27d ago
Animals
Reuniting Chile's Stolen Children with Their Homes
Learn about the inspiring stories of Chile's stolen children and their journey back to their families.
27d ago
Soccer
Conor Bradley on 'nightmare' Diaz, Luton win, hearing his name sung and Wembley
Conor Bradley praised teammate Luis Diaz for his performance in Liverpool's comeback win against Luton Town. Bradley described Diaz as a 'full-back's nightmare', highlighting his ability to go left or right. Despite falling behind in the match, Liverpool showed resilience and ultimately won 4-1. Bradley discussed the team's determination and their focus on being calmer in the final third. Looking ahead, Bradley expressed his excitement for the Carabao Cup final against Chelsea and his hope to be part of the starting XI.
27d ago
Crypto Currency
Bitcoin Could Hit $150K This Year, Says Fundstrat's Tom Lee
Tom Lee of Fundstrat predicts that Bitcoin could reach as high as $150,000 this year, driven by factors such as ETFs, the halving, and expected monetary policy easing.
27d ago
Environment
Rare turtle discovered by Portsmouth conservationists in India
The first breeding population of an 'incredibly rare' turtle has been discovered in India. The species, which is native to the rivers of south and southeast Asia, is classified as critically endangered.