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The heartbroken partner of a woman killed in a three-vehicle crash in Brisbane has revealed he had plans to...

A Poynter/CPB fellowship program is helping reset expectations of what it takes to manage a newsroom.

'Everything I’m doing, I’m doing for East Africa' - Ronald Rugumayo on his history-making week in Kenya, On any other week on the DP World Tour, it’s something as simple as making the cut. But at the Magical Kenya Open presented by absa, the moment held so much more significance for Ronald Rugumayo.

As you may be aware, Michigan won the national championship. Brian's said his bit on what this means to him, and now it's everyone else's turn. We're inviting everyone who's contributed to the blog over its existence to write whatever they want about the 2023 football team, and hope to roll out a series of these over the course of the next few months. Our next writer is Jon Schwartz (@jonlschwartz). Freshmen athletes arrive as the hottest thing in the hometown, and most ...

Last year, Rochester-based punk outfit Carpool announced they’d signed with SideOneDummy and returned with an anthemic new single, “Can We Just Get High?,” the first taste of their forthcoming album, My Life In Subtitles. Fans last heard from the band with their 2020 effort, Erotic Nightmare Summer, and their upcoming record hits on a similarly riff-heavy style of emo and indie punk, complete with barrelling rhythms, hooky gang vocals, and an existential lyrical bent.

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After securing consecutive victories over Jermaine Franklin in April and Robert Helenius with a seventh-round knockout in August, Joshua is now gearing up to face a tough challenge in Wallin, who has proven himself as a formidable opponent, especially with his southpaw stance.

In latest episode of Real Talk, Palestinian journalist talks of 'losing everything' to Israeli bombardment, including hope in the application of international law

Sophie Treppendahl’s curiosity and skepticism around the new-age practice known as chromotherapy helped produce works "rooted in the emotional power of color."

If you could pin Kay Heritage down long enough to get an answer to this question, the answer is likely to be “no, not really.”...