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President Donald Trump endorsed the decision by First Lady Melania Trump to sue Hunter Biden for his claim that disgraced billionaire pedophile Jeffery Epstein first introduced them to each other.

More than a million Britons are now injecting themselves weekly with drugs-bought online or through private clinics-lured by promises of rapid results.

When an unidentified interstellar object several miles wide comes hurtling through our solar system at 37 miles a second, the science world inevitably sits up and takes notice.

The former stepson of Reba McEntire had been fighting skin cancer - malignant melanoma - for three years. He died last week at his home in Butte, Montana at the age of 48.

This is the moment a suspected thief rams into a police car with his quadbike during a chase in Liverpool's Kensington area, but is flipped upside down and falls on the road.

A tenant has shared the outrageous excuse his landlord gave for trying to evict him.

Manufacturer Lilly said it plans to raise the wholesale price from next month to bring it into line with 'other developed countries'.

Jamie Rothwell, who confessed to an 'addiction' to revenge, violence and racketeering, was today jailed for 43 years after his a multi-million pound drugs empire came crumbling down.

She is one of several Essex personalities fighting for the glitterball trophy

A new toxic dating trend dubbed 'banksying', named after mysterious Bristol-born street artist Banksy, is leaving romantic hopefuls 'blindsided'.

It's even been named among the best places to live in the UK

alternative_right shares a report from ScienceAlert: In February 2023, a detector called KM3NeT, located deep under the Mediterranean Sea, picked up a signal that seemed to indicate a neutrino with a record-shattering energy of 220 petaelectronvolts (PeV). For reference, the previous record was a mere 10 PeV. Now, an exhaustive analysis of all the data on and around the event, designated KM3-230213A, not only supports the conclusions that the signal was caused by a 220-PeV neutrino, but adds to the mystery about where the heck in the Universe it came from."The patterns of light detected for KM3-230213A show a clear match to what is expected from a relativistic particle crossing the detector, most likely a muon, ruling out the possibility of a glitch," the KM3NeT Collaboration told ScienceAlert. "Thanks to the reconstructed energy and direction of this muon, the most likely scenario by far is that the muon originated in the interaction of an astrophysical neutrino in proximity to the detector, making it the most natural explanation." The scientists believe that it's very, very unlikely that the neutrino originated within the Milky Way galaxy. Work is underway to come closer to tracing its origin point. "KM3-230213A opened a new window on ultra-high-energy neutrino astronomy," the Collaboration said. "Our analysis is the first effort to combine the observations of multiple telescopes over a wide energy range to characterize the ultra-high-energy spectrum. This represents our best chance to gain knowledge on the most extreme objects that populate our Universe." The research has been published in the journal Physical Review X.

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The singer, 52, spoke out about Katie's 'baseless lies' just hours after she urged him to take part in peace talks as their daughter Princess has been 'unfairly' dragged into their feud.

Crown Prince Christian of Denmark looked smart in military uniform as he attended a press day at the barracks in Slagelse today.

Aged 79, Sir Benjamin Slade has accepted that he will never sire a lad to inherit his baronetcy, created for his great-great-great grandfather in 1831, and Maunsel House and its 1,300-acre estate.

Fans tuning into this weekend's opening round of Premier League fixtures will see a number of new footballing faces grace England's top flight pitches - and they've brought their WAGs with them.

As £9 billion MoU sparks debate about value for money, it's time to have your say

Register debate series  It's a lot of money, £9 billion ($12 billion). Especially for a government which finds itself — for whatever reason — in a fiscal dead end.…

A mother-of-two who is in a relationship with her father-in-law is seen pleading for his release after he was arrested on suspicion of trying to drown her in a swimming pool on holiday in Florida.

low-case jeffphi found "Yep, all kinds of technical errors."

 

Michael R. reports an off by 900 error.

 

"It is often said that news slows down in August," notes Stewart , wondering if "perhaps The Times have just given up? Or perhaps one of the biggest media companies just doesn't care about their paying subscribers?"

 

"Zero is a dangerous idea!" exclaims Ernie in Berkeley .

 

Daniel D. found one of my unfavorites, calling it "Another classic case of cancel dialog. This time featuring KDE Partition Manager."

 

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This week's public statement about their relationship with Netflix provides a masterclass in media manipulation.