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NEW YORK (AP) — Wells Fargo to pay $3 billion to settle federal investigations into creation of millions of unauthorized accounts.
NEW YORK (AP) — Wells Fargo to pay $3 billion to settle federal investigations into creation of millions of unauthorized accounts.
This Marni number left nothing to the imagination.
Exclusive: A nationwide IT failure meant passengers were waiting for hours to have their passports checked
Julen Lopetegui expected to be appointed as successor in east London
Israel’s long-anticipated assault on Rafah has begun. The city is thought to contain four battalions of Hamas soldiers, making it the terrorist’s last stronghold in Gaza. The operation is essential to securing Israel’s borders and safety when military operations end. Yet immense international pressure is being applied to Benjamin Netanyahu in an attempt to force a ceasefire on incredibly unfavourable terms.
The former 'American Idol' contestant gushed over his wife, saying he's "ready to thrive" with her
Studies have shown that ultraprocessed foods can have a detrimental impact on health. But 30 years of research show they don’t all have the same impact.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Thursday fired the head of the department responsible for his personal protection after two of its officers were detained this week over an alleged assassination plot. Zelensky published a decree to "dismiss Sergiy Leonidovich Rud from the post of head of the State Protection Department of Ukraine".It did not state a reason for Rud's removal or name a replacement to the highly sensitive position.The announcement came after Ukraine's SBU security service
Prince Harry reportedly wants to reconnect with Kate Middleton but Prince William won't let him "anywhere near" her.
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Addison Rae shared a photo on Instagram wearing a baker boy cap, conical bra, denim shorts, fishnets and Converse trainers to channel Madonna's Material Girl.
The real reason King Charles won't see Prince Harry during his trip to England has been revealed by sources.
A man accused of brutally stabbing and dismembering his mother in an east-end condo before leaving her remains in garbage bags on the street told a Toronto jury that while he came from an abusive home, he never intended to kill his mother.
Russia keeps jamming US precision weapons in Ukraine, showing the US a problem it needs to solve before its next big fight.
Bayern Munich manager Thomas Tuchel described the Uefa referees’ decision-making as a “disaster” after his team were denied a late equaliser that would have taken their dramatic Champions League semi-final second leg against Real Madrid to extra time.
The bodies of brothers Callum and Jake Robinson, as well as US citizen Jack Carter Rhoad, were found dumped in a remote well in Baja California
A third mass grave was discovered Wednesday at Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City, Gaza’s media office announced, including some containing bodies without heads, raising concerns of potential war crimes after Israeli military sieges on the territory’s hospitals. The new discovery raises the total to seven mass grave sites between three Gaza hospitals, containing the bodies…
A shocking scene unfolded at a Thai restaurant in Brooklyn, New York, on April 29, when an angry customer threw a cup of hot coffee at a waitress. Security footage captured the irate woman yelling at the waitress for allegedly throwing a menu at her, before furiously hurling a cup of scolding hot coffee at her face. Police are investigating the assault.
"If he doesn’t win this race, it may not be Donald Trump that beats him," suggested former Obama adviser David Axelrod.
Russia only had one tank on display during its Victory Day parade this year. Every year, Moscow wraps itself in patriotic pageantry for Victory Day, a celebration of its victory over Nazi Germany in the Second World War. Today marks the 79th anniversary and Mr Putin addressed the parade in the Red Square, talking up his country's military capabilities in a speech aimed as much at a foreign audience as a domestic one.
It’s uncomfortable to reflect that 80 years ago we had reason to be very thankful to the Russians for displaying on the Eastern Front the same characteristics we find so abhorrent in their conduct in Ukraine today. Chief among them is their pitiless treatment of their opponents, soldier and civilian, along with an apparently inexhaustible willingness to die.