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Kamala Harris was criticized over the somber tone of her post, as well as its thinly veiled dig at former running mate Joe Biden.

'It absolutely transformed my skin almost immediately'

The Australian-American actor had been secretly battling cancer , his wife Kelly revealed in a heartbreaking statement on Friday.

Lorraine Kelly and her lookalike daughter Rosie looked stylish as they enjoyed a Pimm's together at Wimbledon on Saturday.

Wealthy Americans fleeing the US after the election of Donald Trump are driving a boom in sales of Scottish castles.

Sean Stephenson, 18, disappeared unexpectedly on Father's Day for a 'sightseeing trip' to Canada.

The Duchess of Sussex, 43, was very active on social media throughout the independence day celebrations, sharing updates on her perfectly designed charcuterie boards.

The thugs attacked the officer at Wood Green London Underground station at 4.20pm on Thursday, June 12.

Figures show that the randy man was one of 250,000 over-80s to be handed the blue pill on the taxpayer's dime.

It is likely that thunderstorms will cause widespread travel disruption with the Met Office saying there is 'a good chance driving conditions will be affected.'

President Trump is facing growing backlash from a surprising demographic, with a new poll showing his approval has plunged to one of its lowest points yet.

This week Hewlett-Packard Enterprise settled its antitrust case with America's Justice Department, "paving the way for its acquisition of rival kit maker Juniper Networks," reported Telecoms.com: Under the agreement, HPE has agreed to divest its Instant On unit, which sells a range of enterprise-grade Wi-Fi networking equipment for campus and branch deployments. It has also agreed to license Juniper's Mist AIOps source code — a software suite that enables AI-based network automation and management. HPE can live with that, since its primary motivation for buying Juniper is to improve its prospects in an IT networking market dominated by Cisco, where others like Arista and increasingly Nokia and Nvidia are also trying to make inroads. And after receiving regulatory clearance, HPE "very quickly closed the deal..." reports The Motley Fool. "In the press release heralding the news, the buyer wrote that it "doubles the size of HPE's networking business and provides customers with a comprehensive portfolio of networking solutions." Investors were obviously happy about this, as according to data compiled by S&P Global Market Intelligence the company's stock price ballooned by nearly 16% across the week, largely on the news.... The Justice Department had alleged, in a lawsuit filed in January, that an HPE/Juniper tie-up would essentially result in a duopoly in networking equipment. It claimed that a beefed-up HPE and networking incumbent Cisco would hold more than 70% combined of the domestic market. Thanks to long-time Slashdot reader AmiMoJo for sharing the news.

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The songstress, 44, displayed her incredibly svelte physique in a red two piece as she took a selfie in the mirror.

There are restrictions on what time of the year you can visit even if you get permission

A health board has accused Scotland's information tsar of being 'emotional', 'selective' and 'not professional' after he condemned its decision to withhold costs associated with a landmark 'single sex spaces' employment tribunal, MailOnline can reveal.

Emma Bunton showed off her toned legs in a pink mini dress as she attended Mel B's wedding after revealing she was so excited for her 'special role'.

Saturday's tennis action will see Novak Djokovic and Jannik Sinner as men's headliners with Iga Swiatek, Mirra Andreeva and Barbora Krejcikova on the women's side.

Science Daily reports: Wild orcas across four continents have repeatedly floated fish and other prey to astonished swimmers and boaters, hinting that the ocean's top predator likes to make friends. Researchers cataloged 34 such gifts over 20 years, noting the whales often lingered expectantly — and sometimes tried again — after humans declined their offerings, suggesting a curious, relationship-building motive... "Orcas often share food with each other — it's a prosocial activity and a way that they build relationships with each other," said study lead author Jared Towers, of Bay Cetology in British Columbia, Canada. "That they also share with humans may show their interest in relating to us as well." The complete research was published in the Journal of Comparative Psychology. Its title? "Testing the Waters: Attempts by Wild Killer Whales (Orcinus orca) to Provision People (Homo sapiens)."

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MATTHEW LAMBWELL AT WIMBLEDON: In the aftermath of one of the most pulsating nights of her career, Emma Raducanu retreated to the safety of the locker room, wept, and had a KitKat.

A late-night Fourth of July celebration descended into chaos as bullets rang out, leaving eight victims hospitalized.