HYROX Athlete Apologizes for Continuing Race After Mid-Competition Incident
Australian endurance competitor Joanna Wietrzyk admits she made the wrong decision by not withdrawing after experiencing bowel incontinence.
US Politics News
Russia's Novaya Gazeta Newspaper Ceases Publication Amidst Government Pressure
Citing government interference and a loss of funding, one of Russia's most prominent independent news outlets announced its closure after three decades of operation.
Trump Administration's Tariff Relief Promises and Industrial Disputes Highlighted
Notes reveal the Trump administration's willingness to use tariff relief to secure key investments and mediate job disputes.
The most flattering fringes for women over 50, according to experts
From the 'choppy Birkin' to the soft side-swept, stylists reveal the fringe styles that can best complement mature faces.
GOP Gubernatorial Candidate Paid Millions to Firm Behind Far-Right German Party Ads
Bruce Blakeman's campaign also funneled funds to a firm founded by a convicted fraudster.
Workers May Cut Hours to Avoid Higher Taxes, Budget Watchdog Warns
Analysis suggests frozen income tax thresholds could reduce labor supply and increase the UK's tax burden.
Student Drowned After Opioid Overdose, Inquest Hears
Nineteen-year-old Adam Griffin died on Christmas Eve after taking opioids ordered online, with his intent to take his own life unconfirmed by the coroner.
Key House Races Poised to Determine Control of Next Congress
Sixteen closely contested 'tossup' races across the country will be crucial in deciding the balance of power.
Rob Gronkowski Criticizes NFL Officiating, Questions Patriots' Super Bowl Chances
Former NFL star Rob Gronkowski calls for accountability for referees and expresses doubt about his former team's prospects for another Super Bowl appearance.