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Martina Navratilova and Chris Evert were fierce rivals during their days competing for Grand Slams, but have come together to support each other after both being diagnosed with cancer

An initiative that would require voter approval of borrowing above $1 billion by state entities and electric cooperatives was certified to the Maine ballot and will go to voters for approval on Nov. 7, 2023. The No Blank Checks PAC is leading the campaign in support of the initiative.

“One cannot and must not try to erase the past merely because it does not fit the present,” Golda Meir purportedly said

The fossil fuel industry has a long history of hiring PR firms to sow confusion about climate change – but the Climate Leadership Council isn’t just a front group

Within hours after it was published this week, a GQ article that took critical aim at David Zaslav, chief executive of Warner Bros. Discovery, had vanished.

The former England captain has previously hinted that he will look to strengthen his D.C. United squad this summer but he will now likely have to prepare for life without one loanee

She's documented war and conflict – and its devastating aftermath – in Ukraine, Syria, Iraq and Gaza, and shone a spotlight on women's struggles in India and Egypt, with her images appearing in the likes of Le Monde, Libération, The Washington Post, Newsweek and Stern Magazine. She's back in France…

At the end of last year, Aaron Hutcherson finally caved and bought an air fryer. Now, after months of experimenting, he’s ready to eat his words: I, too, am an air fryer fan, he admits

Moms for Liberty doesn't speak for parents of school kids who aren't on board with book banning and bullying