Man United beats Bournemouth 3-0, Rashford scores again
Marcus Rashford scored for a fourth consecutive game as Manchester United eased to a 3-0 win over Bournemouth in the Premier League to cement its place in the top four.
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Washington gets an A+ in a season that Pac-12 produced several accolades
Late bowl losses taint an otherwise outstanding Pac-12 college football season.
Apple and Amazon lost a ‘staggering’ $800 billion in market cap in 2022. Here’s what that looks like
The value of the two companies’ losses dwarf other well-known tech names.
Alabama kicker Will Reichard changes mind, will return
Alabama kicker Will Reichard is sticking around after all.
‘Extra juice’: Title-seeking TCU used to underdog label
The TCU Horned Frogs are already hearing again just how big and physical their next opponent is.
Russia blames ‘massive,’ illicit cellphone usage by its troops for Ukraine strike that killed 89
Russia’s Defence Ministry said early Wednesday that 89 service members were killed in the Ukrainian attack on Makiivka over the weekend, adding the main reason for the attack was unauthorized use of mob…
Former Supreme Soviet chairman Ruslan Khasbulatov dies: TV
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‘Romeo & Juliet’ stars sue over 1968 film’s teen nude scene
The stars of the 1968 film “Romeo and Juliet” have sued Paramount Pictures for more than $500 million over a nude scene shot when they were teens.
Matt Hancock closes his app and urges users to follow him on TikTok
Former health secretary launched the Matt Hancock MP app in 2018 to ‘promote healthy, open, impartial debate’Matt Hancock has closed his personal app, five years after its launch made it a 24-hour social media hit.The Matt Hancock MP app was launched i…
The Pelosi era comes to a close
The first woman to become speaker of the U.S. House leaves a legacy of power and productivity that will be difficult for her successors to equal.