Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar, orchestrator of the 2023 cross-border attacks in Israel, was killed by a gunshot wound to the head. His body ... attempted to identify him using dental records from ...

Officers can now use the headcollars and leadropes to keep the horses safe. When a horse roams away from where they should be, they can cause a serious risk to road users with the potential of a ...

With topsy-turvy dance moves that require strength, finesse and — obviously — inversions (balancing and/or spinning on one's hands, arms or head), breakdancers face the potential for injury ...

Liverpool won the first head-to-head in the 2020s, winning 2-0 at Stamford Bridge behind closed doors. The Blues responded, though, with a 1-0 win away at Anfield in March 2021 thanks to a goal ...

More than a year after Mazz was suspended for comments he made about Black people, the “Felger and Mazz” co-host on Thursday addressed using the term “zipperhead” on air. Zipperhead is a ...

To create the virtual fences cattle wear a solar-powered, GPS-enabled collar that allows livestock ... "They are gaining more weight using less grass," he said. "We can put in as many little ...

The parents of a Massachusetts child are taking his school to court after the student was punished for using AI in a class project. The individual, named only as RNH, admitted to teachers that they ...

England batter Joe Root adopted a unique strategy to pick wickets as England were asked to bowl after Pakistan won the toss in the second Test in Multan. After spinner Jack Leach picked up two ...

"We discovered that it had the body of a millipede, but the head of a centipede," University Claude Bernard Lyon paleontologist Mickaël Lhéritier told Christina Larson at the Associated Press. The ...

BCB also served him a show-cause notice. Bangladesh head coach Chandika Hathurusinghe was suspended by the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) on disciplinary grounds on Tuesday. He was suspended for ...

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