It goes without saying that the polls have shifted a lot since mid-July, when President Biden was well behind Trump. Since ...

The Bloomington City Council agreed to raise the time limit for downtown on-street parking from 90 minutes to two hours at ...

Aries Kollam Sailors And Alleppey Ripples clash in a Kerala T20 Trophy 2024 match at Greenfield International Stadium. The Sailors are the runaway leaders early in the season, as the only team ...

BARCELONA, Spain, Sept. 9, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- With Techtember around the corner, there are lots of new gadgets to geek over. Huawei is gearing up for a highly anticipated product launch on 19 ...

What sets Moo Baan Krung Thai apart is its commitment to the farm to table approach. Many of the herbs and ingredients used in its dishes are either grown locally on farms in the Philippines or ...

SINGAPORE – There comes a time in a young person’s life when it all gets too much. You have attended one too many meetings, failed yet again to scale the mound of unread e-mails and cancelled ...

Sara Krulwich/The New York Times Bianca’s is the restaurant where Jada and her ex, Dallas (a smoothly appealing Biko Eisen-Martin), dine under an enormous disco ball at table 17, rehashing their ...

This victory has dramatically reshaped the World Test Championship (WTC) 2023-25 points table, further diminishing Pakistan's chances of reaching the final at Lord's in June 2025. With this series ...

The Mamata Banerjee-led West Bengal government will introduce the Aparajita Woman and Child Bill, 2024, aiming for harsher punishments for rape, including the death penalty and life sentences.

Chief minister Mamata Banerjee led government has called for a two-day session of the state assembly from Monday to table the bill. It will be introduced by state law minister Moloy Ghatak.

Business tycoon Mark Cuban has shared an old video of Donald Trump offering an incorrect answer to 17 times six, criticizing the Republican presidential nominee for having "stuck with his wrong ...

It is not clear what, if any, sanctions the table tennis players could face. That, the Korea Times suggested, could depend on how much remorse they show for momentarily lowering their guard in Paris.