Bob Hawke, beloved ex-Australian prime minister, world record-holding drinker, dies age 89
Australia’s longest-serving Labor Party prime minister, Bob Hawke, died on Thursday, aged 89. Hawke, who served as the country’s premier from
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These college internships pay nearly double what average US employees make
College students searching for the perfect summer job may want to consider applying for internships instead, especially if they have tech
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New Hammer Power-Up Spotted In Japanese Super Mario Maker 2 Direct
There was a lot to absorb during yesterday’s Super Mario Maker 2 Direct presentation. We found out about the game’s
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A machete attack on the Appalachian Trail left one hiker dead
The suspect in a deadly machete attack against two hikers on the Appalachian Trail this weekend has been arrested, authorities
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Iranian lawmaker blames ‘Israeli mischief’ for tanker attacks off UAE coast
1 / 2 FILE PHOTO: A damaged Andrea Victory ship is seen off the Port of Fujairah FILE PHOTO: A
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US orders non-emergency embassy staff to leave Baghdad, Arbil
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Washington does not “seek a war with Iran” (AFP Photo/Pavel Golovkin) More Washington
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Pennyslvania sues maker of OxyContin, ‘jet fuel’ of America’s opioid crisis
Dr Jeffrey Bado received his first sales visit from a Purdue Pharma representative in September 2005. In the next five Read more
Polish Catholic Church expects ‘wave’ of child sex abuse reports after release of film on paedophilia
Crowd-funded ‘Just Don’t Tell Anyone’ has been seen 14 million times on YouTube – KACPER PEMPEL More
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Boeing 737 makes emergency landing in Tennessee following a ‘potential mechanical issue’
A Boeing 737-800 made an emergency landing in Tennessee on Sunday morning. Delta Air Lines flight 1417 landed safely at McGhee Tyson
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Thousands of Palestinians demonstrate to mark Nakba ‘catastrophe’
Palestinians protested Wednesday for the annual commemoration of what they call the Nakba, or catastrophe, when hundreds of thousands were
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