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The vast majority of plastic waste now ends up in landfills, or worse
PM calls for full investigation into how ‘accusations of racism’ informed police handling of the case
Jamie and Rebekah’s documentary is a strange mixed bag that doesn’t quite work either as silly, frothy entertainment or as a means of burnishing the Vardys’ reputation
This week brings a fresh slate of entertainment to screens and speakers
Two men injured at the Butler, Pennsylvania rally shooting are asking the federal government for at least $150,000
Her re-election bid faces opposition from both ends of the political spectrum
The actor joined the longest-running soap opera in 1991
Vivian Jenna Wilson came out as transgender in 2020
But it doesn’t have to be permanent
At least five kids were sent to Rady Children’s Hospital in San Diego, California, after attempting the challenge
This significant push coincides with Trump's renewed discussions about Canada potentially becoming the 51st state
Under the terms of the deal, the IRS is ‘forever barred and precluded’ from pursuing claims against Trump, his family or his businesses
Jakub Mensik will face Alexander Zverev in the semi-finals after seeing off Joao Fonseca
Hundreds of potentially infested grapevines remain unaccounted for after being purchased by customers at Marysville and Sacramento Costco locations
A California man known as the crypto “Godfather” has admitted to playing a key role in a botched Connecticut kidnapping nearly two years ago
A former New York state trooper has been sentenced Tuesday to 2½ to 7½ years in prison after he rammed his vehicle into an SUV during a high-speed chase, leading to the death of an 11-year-old girl
An Iowa school superintendent says two of the six people who died in a fatal shooting that authorities believe was carried out by a relative were students in his district
The 69-year-old from Asbury won the jackpot from a slot machine at Hollywood Casino in Grantville on Sunday, according to authorities
‘These teen meetups aren't going away because social media isn't going away,’ a former New York City detective says
Home Secretary says violence directed towards officers is ‘completely unacceptable’