Death Toll In Crackdown On Protests In Iran Spikes To At Least 544, Activists Say
Tehran also warned that the U.S. military and Israel would be âlegitimate targetsâ if America uses force to protect demonstrators.
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Major UK supermarket expects £3.1billion in profit after ‘intense’ Christmas
The UK's biggest supermarket reports a 3.3% rise in festive sales and hits its highest market share in over a decade.
The rugby mum looking to get others to play
Annette Bevan and friends set up the Maa Maas club for mums who want to play rugby.
Goals, shocks and fan power on a record-breaking FA Cup weekend
If anyone needed convincing that the FA Cup still matters, this season's record-breaking third round provided all the necessary evidence.
Productivity can be another name for a rough job market
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U.S. Launches Large-Scale Strikes Against ISIS In Syria After Deadly Ambush
The United States launched another round of strikes against the Islamic State in Syria following an ambush last month that killed two soldiers and a civilian interpreter.
Thousands protest in Minneapolis after deadly ICE shooting as agents continue raids throughout city. ‘We’re all living in fear right now’
“Trump sent thousands of armed federal officers into our state, and it took just one day for them to kill someone,” Walz posted on social media.
1 in 3 college grads admit their degrees weren’t financially worth it—now they can’t save for retirement because they’re drowning in debt
Graduates thought their paychecks would make the debt worth it. The reality was poor salaries—and it keeps getting worse for grads thanks to AI.
A major factor in Gen Z and millennial divorce is ‘financial future faking.’ It’s like long-term partner catfishing about money
When money becomes a source of leverage, it “fractures communication, creates misalignment, and erodes trust,” Jackie Combs told Fortune.
