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South Africans vote Wednesday in a closely watched local government election, with parties battling for control of major cities in a contest expected to offer a measure of the national mood before the…
Read moreThe electorate voted decisively to curb the president’s power
Read moreFrome, Somerset: Dippers and fritillaries and pink campion … there is a deep satisfaction in accumulating associations with a regular haunt
Read moreBrad Lander, Darializa Avila Chevalier and Claire Valdez sweep their congressional races in key Democratic districts.
Read moreBrad Lander, Darializa Avila Chevalier and Claire Valdez sweep their congressional races in key Democratic districts.
Read moreRobert Garcia, set to become oversight chair, vows to take on president while Senator Ron Wyden signals ‘subpoenas’
Read moreApple began on Wednesday a long-delayed trial rollout of in-house artificial intelligence tools for Chinese users, playing catch-up to homegrown smartphone makers in a major market for the US giant.
Read moreMid-cycle redrawing of district boundaries, especially in states president won in 2024, did not yield results party was hoping for
Read moreKim Yo Jong refuses dialogue with US after denying responsibility for theft of more than $6bn in crypto assets.
Read moreKim Yo Jong refuses dialogue with US after denying responsibility for theft of more than $6bn in crypto assets.
Read moreHouse prices forecast to fall by 1.5% next year as Middle East war keeps mortgage rates higher for longer Britain’s sluggish housing market is not expected to recover until 2028 as higher mortgage rates linked to the war in the Middle East deter buyers and weigh on prices. The property firm Savills said average house prices were expected to drift lower during the rest of 2026 and fall by 1.5% in 2027, as the prolonged conflict undermines buyers’ confidence and keeps mortgage rates higher for longer. Continue reading...
Read moreTV’s biggest dopamine hit is back, and it is thoroughly spoiling us with amazing new guest stars. What’s more, our hero is coming out of retirement to try to win the US Open! It’s tee time Pryce Cahill (Owen Wilson) isn’t worried about his midlife crisis. “Moses had a crisis! Churchill had a crisis! Charlie Sheen had a crisis!” We’re not worrying, either: Pryce has been living fairly happily through a midlife crisis for as long as we’ve known him, which is for the one previous season of the superficially inessential yet sneakily deeply emotional golf comedy Stick. Stick is the sort of chummy h
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