(Washington Examiner) : Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday blasted the United Nations Security Council, claiming it needs to be expanded and that "the world is bigger than five." ..
The life-sized statue found in the ancient city of Tusculum is in excellent condition and of high quality, according to researchers.
Newsweek -There are a handful of familiar actors from "The Boys" who make appearances and cameos on season one of Prime Video's spin-off series "Gen V."
Insider -Viewers were left emotional as the last episode of Paul O'Grady's For The Love Of Dogs aired on Thursday night, bringing the iconic ITV show to an end.
Mail Online -New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) declared a State of Emergency across parts of New York due to extreme rainfall and flooding risks Friday morning. The emergency declaration covers New York City, Long Island and the Hudson Valley,
The Hill -A Compton resident has been found guilty of attempted murder, potentially facing a life sentence, for a vengeful 2020 attack that left two Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies wounded.
Fox News -This former World Cup winner is making a name for himself on the sidelines — and big clubs are watching.
The NY Times -A group of federal appeals judges has ruled that Tennessee and Kentucky can keep banning gender-affirming care for young transgender people while legal challenges against those state laws proceed
The Independent -Prime Video's college-set spin-off of "The Boys" premiered with three episodes on Friday. Here are the references fans might have missed.
Insider -Katie Duncan-Bruce never imagined returning to her hometown Buckie - but it has been 'the best decision'.
Press and Journal -You can now receive markets news and analysis highlights each day in WhatsApp.
The Financial Times -The beauty shared a long note about how the move was part of a larger life change that has involved a relocation to LA, a therapist, meditation, and giving up marijuana and alcohol.
Mail Online -The best banks and credit unions for military members and their families offer perks like discounted loans and high interest rates on bank accounts.
Insider -A violent assault orchestrated by Islamic extremists in western Niger resulted in the deaths of at least twelve soldiers, while seven others sustained injuries.
Fox News -Two people, including a 14-year-old schoolgirl, have died following a motorway collision between a school bus and a car in Liverpool on Friday morning.
Yorkshire Post -A Damian Lillard trade to the Miami Heat became virtually impossible. Then the Milwaukee Bucks entered the picture.
The NY Times -House Republicans on Friday advanced a GOP-crafted stopgap bill to avoid a government shutdown, clearing a key procedural hurdle even as some hardline Republicans opposed the legislation. The chamber voted 218-210 to kick off debate
The Hill -Fans have been eagerly awaiting tickets for the UK and Ireland tour going on sale, and entered the queues on Friday at 9.30am for their chance to see the band live.
Mail Online -EXCLUSIVE: Davit Niniashvili would not be the face of Georgian rugby, a superstar of France's TOP 14, and one of the most exciting young players in his sport had fate not intervened.
Mail Online -Muscles such as the glutes, quads, hamstring and calves are activated and cardiovascular health improves
The Independent -Jimmy Garoppolo has been preparing as if he's going to be the Las Vegas Raiders' starting quarterback on Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers. The Raiders' medical staff will make the call, and that might not happen
Washington Times -Fulton County, Ga., prosecutors in the sprawling racketeering case against former President Trump and 18 co-defendants indicated Friday that plea deals may be made available to some defendants soon. During a pretrial conference for
The Hill -Another Leeds United fixture has been selected for live broadcast on Sky Sports.
Yorkshire Post -ERIE, Pennsylvania — Two weeks ago, Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman told CNN anchor Christiane Amanpour there is a peculiar disconnect between how the economy is doing and how the public is feeling about it.
Washington Examiner -“There is that balance as to how often we show her and when we show her,” said Fox lead N.F.L. director Rich Russo.
The NY Times -The loss of freedoms is keeping Bono up at night, with the U2 frontman saying that rights in the United States are “going in reverse.” “Who’d have thought that the word ‘freedom’ would be upon trial? It’s a really interesting
The Hill -Structure Therapeutics, which is developing a pill version of popular weight-loss drugs, has seen its stock price nearly double since going public in February.
The Washington Post -Victoria's fashion friends were seen arriving at her Paris Fashion Week show on Friday, with the likes of Pamela Anderson, Eva Longoria Sabrina Elba and Mia Regan leading the way.
Mail Online -Chicago topped the list when it came to its nearby suburbs' home values.
Newsweek -At the meeting, Putin referred to Troshev leading "various combat missions," including in Ukraine.
Insider -New Jersey Sen. Robert Menendez remained defiant in the face of federal bribery charges on Thursday, telling a room full of his Senate Democratic colleagues that he has no plans to resign.
Washington Times -Questions have been raised about the length of the Kremlin meeting and its timing.
New York Post -John Greechan predicts the Hibs side to face Dundee at Easter Road
Edinburgh Evening News -The home secretary caused controversy by saying being gay or female was not enough for refugee status.
BBC News -A Texas teenager was suspended for having dreadlocks too long for school rules. His family says it violates a new state law protecting ethnic hairstyles.
The Washington Post -