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India secured a convincing 9-wicket and 10 over win victory over South Africa in their third match of the three-match one-day international (ODI) series, clinching the series. Virat Kohli played a decisive role, scoring an unbeaten 65 off just 45 balls after Yashasvi Jaiswal's maiden ODI century...

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HSBC's top executives faced intense scrutiny from shareholders in Hong Kong on Monday, with many calling for the bank to break up its Asian business as a way to boost profitability and value. The lender's chairman, Mark Tucker, and CEO, Noel Quinn, defended the bank's strategy at an informal...

Youth Group's Forever Young: A Bittersweet Anthem for the Ages Twenty years after its release, Youth Group's 2006 cover of Alphaville's '80s classic remains an enduring anthem that resonates with the hearts of Gen X indie kids. The band's version of Forever Young features mellow guitar riffs...

BBC Confirms Doctor Who Will Return to TV in 2026 but Disney+ Deal Ends; Is It Goodbye to Russell T Davies? The BBC has announced that Doctor Who will return to our screens next Christmas with a special episode and a new series, marking its renewal after a tumultuous period on the show...

As a volunteer soldier in Ukraine, 20-year-old Akula witnessed firsthand the brutal realities of war. When the Russian invasion began in February, he enlisted to join the fight against invading forces. Now, months later, the once enthusiastic young man is struggling with a cocktail of emotions -...

US Spy Balloon Was Capable of Transmitting Information Back to Beijing in Real Time, According to Source. A Chinese spy balloon that entered US airspace earlier this year was able to capture imagery and collect signals intelligence from US military sites before being shot down by the US. The...

Millions of low-income Americans are facing a food stamp shortage as the US federal government shutdown enters its second week. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), also known as food stamps, would run out of money to pay benefits in November if the shutdown continues, according...

US President Donald Trump has pulled off a diplomatic coup in the Middle East, securing a ceasefire agreement with Hamas in Gaza, but it appears he's hit a brick wall when trying to get Russia on board to end the war in Ukraine. Trump has made several high-profile visits to Middle Eastern...

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China's economy has slowed down, with its growth rate dropping to 4.8% in the three months ending September, a decline from the same period last year and the weakest pace in over a year. The slowdown is largely due to ongoing troubles in the country's real estate sector, where property...

Labor Groups Unite to Challenge Trump Administration's Social Media Surveillance of Non-Citizens In a move that has sparked widespread concern over the erosion of free speech rights, labor groups have banded together to sue the Trump administration for its alleged surveillance of visa holders...

A New Orleans couple's backyard gardening project led to an international archaeological sensation. Daniella Santoro, a Tulane University anthropologist, was clearing away weeds when she stumbled upon a marble tablet etched with Latin text. As news of the discovery spread, officials from the...

Retail workers and shoppers are sounding the alarm on a stark reality: with Trump's global tariff rollout, store shelves are becoming increasingly bare. In a recent survey of over 300 US store managers, more than three-quarters reported an uptick in empty shelf space. This may not be the end of...

Macron's Grip on Power Slipping Away as France Teeters on the Brink of Political Crisis Emmanuel Macron's presidency has been marked by a string of crises, from the Yellow Vests protests to the COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine. However, it was his call for a snap parliamentary election...

Binge-watching is a rite of passage for many TV fans. But as we eagerly anticipate the next season of our beloved shows, it's becoming increasingly clear that not all series are created equal. The recent sophomore slump of popular titles like Stranger Things and Yellowjackets serves as a stark...

The article discusses the crisis of homelessness in Alaska, particularly in Mat-Su County, where there are numerous homeless encampments. The Guardian spoke with people working in the field to understand the causes and effects of this issue. One organization, True North Recovery, provides...

BBC in "serious breach" of rules over documentary featuring son of Hamas terrorist, regulator finds. The UK's Office of Communications (OfCom) has found the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) to be in a "serious breach" of its rules after it was revealed that the son of a prominent Hamas...

Beverly Glenn-Copeland is living proof that art can transcend even the most challenging circumstances. Diagnosed with Late stage dementia two years ago, the 81-year-old musician and songwriter has chosen to continue performing live shows, albeit with some adjustments, as he embarks on his latest...

The article discusses how a Russian sports streaming service called Millions is hosting bare-knuckle boxing events featuring fighters from the US active club network and other far-right extremist groups. The events are promoted as pay-per-view streams on the service, with prices ranging from $10...