Alaska Vote Count Could Delay US Senate Control Determination for Weeks
Complex counting rules, remote locations, and legal challenges may prevent a swift resolution to Alaska's pivotal Senate race.
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Prime Minister's Stance on Slavery Apology Sparks Diplomatic Concerns
An ex-diplomat warns that the Prime Minister's suggestion of an official apology for slavery could create diplomatic issues for the King.
Working Part-Time Linked to Lower Dementia Risk in Older Adults
New research suggests individuals who continue working a few days a week into their mid-seventies experience a significantly reduced likelihood of developing dementia compared to those who retire fully or remain in full-time employment.
Ricki Lake Says Rosie O'Donnell Judged Her Facelift, Then Got One Herself
Lake recounted O'Donnell's initial criticism of her cosmetic procedure, followed by O'Donnell's own facelift after significant weight loss.
UCLA Coach Questions Low Rose Bowl Crowd After Undefeated Win
Bob Chesney noted the lack of atmosphere following the Bruins' 27-0 shutout victory over Nevada, despite the team's perfect 8-0 record.
Referee Collides With East Carolina Player, Causing Injury
A bizarre incident during a college football game resulted in an East Carolina player being hospitalized after a collision with a referee.
Energy Secretary Fahnbulleh Isolated as UK Government Pivots from Net Zero to Cost of Living
Prime Minister and Chancellor Signal Shift Towards 'Cheap Energy' Amidst Economic Pressures.
Toronto Police Identify Suspect in CEO Mansion Break-In, Shot by Accomplice
Daijohn Richards, 23, is wanted in connection with the violent robbery where the CEO and his daughters were shot, and his wife was attacked.
Zendaya and Tom Holland Purchase £9 Million Home in Wimbledon
The celebrity couple has reportedly bought a lavish property near the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.