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Spanish media fawns over Bayern Munich’s 2-0 win over Atletico Madrid
FC Bayern had the press of an entirely different nation raving over them
Diwali bank holidays: Will banks remain closed for Dhanteras, Diwali and other festivals - Check state-wise list
NEW DELHI: Banks across several states in India will remain closed on multiple days in November 2026 as Diwali celebrations and related regional festivals
Wendy's rejects a $1.4 billion takeover offer from billionaire Nelson Peltz's investor group and adopts a one-year poison pill defence, even as the struggling US burger chain closes hundreds of restaurants
Wendy’s has rejected a $1.4 billion takeover proposal from a group led by billionaire investor Nelson Peltz, arguing that the offer significantly
'Long road ahead': Eisenkot beats Netanyahu 67-46 in backing but government test looms
Israel's Yashar party leader Gadi Eisenkot has secured the backing of 67 members of the Knesset to receive the mandate to form Israel's next government.
RRB NTPC Graduate recruitment 2026: Registration ends today for over 3,000 vacancies; direct link to apply here
The Railway Recruitment Boards (RRBs) will close the online registration process for RRB NTPC Graduate recruitment 2026 today, November 6.
Klein Collins makes playoffs for 13th year in a row with convincing win over Klein Oak
Klein Collins broke a three-game losing streak to earn a spot in the Texas Class 6A Division I bi-district playoffs against Cypress Lakes.
Michigan vs. Michigan State Score Prediction: Will the Wolverines Roll Under the Lights in Ann Arbor?
Michigan enters its rivalry showdown with Michigan State as a 13.5-point favorite, but can the Wolverines' struggling offense do enough to complement an elit...
US Justice Department sues Penn State over undocumented students’ tuition
The lawsuit challenges Penn State’s policy that allows undocumented students to qualify for reduced tuition rates.
Anna Bissell took over her family’s carpet-sweeper business in 1889 after her husband’s death, becoming America’s first female CEO and leading the company for 42 years
Anna Bissell took charge of the family business in 1889 and became the first female chief executive in the United States.
3 criminals killed in encounter in Patna, SHO injured; weapons recovered
PATNA: At least three alleged criminals were killed in an encounter with police near the Ganga river in Sherpur, under the Maner police station area of
In 2018, a man booked flights after finding his train tickets unconfirmed; Railway confirmed them minutes later, leaving him unable to cancel and claim a refund; now, commission awards Rs 19,700 to passenger
NEW DELHI: A district consumer commission in Kerala has directed Railway to refund Rs 6,700 to a man whose train tickets were confirmed less than four
Archaeologists studying an ancient Spanish copper mine uncovered stone tools and new evidence of Bronze Age production; the findings suggest metal from Iberia may have travelled as far north as Scandinavia
Have you ever wondered where the things our ancestors used came from?
A veteran Arab lawmaker in Israel is willing to break with precedent to topple Netanyahu
Veteran Arab politician Ahmad Tibi expresses willingness to ally with Jewish-led parties to overthrow Prime Minister Netanyahu, breaking with historical precedent. Tibi's approach highlights complexities in Israeli politics and potential impacts on Palestinian citizens' lives.
FA Cup: From facing Lionel Messi & Cristiano Ronaldo to non-league for Fernando Forestieri
Fernando Forestieri, whose career has seen him play against Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, is looking to inspire non-league Oxford City to a memorable FA Cup win over Leicester City.
North Dakota ranchers fought a gas company's pipeline easement and won $383,375 in legal costs, only to lose the award on appeal; their dispute is now headed to the US Supreme Court on November 9
The US Supreme Court will hear a dispute on Monday over whether a private natural gas pipeline company must pay the legal expenses of landowners whose
‘Diversity is our strength’: Five US states, 21 cities host first-ever Diwali celebrations at official venues
Governors of five US states and mayors of 21 cities across the Pacific Northwest have hosted Diwali celebrations for the first time at state capitols,
New images show scale of devastating Dunwich Heath wildfire
The National Trust says a heath's destruction was "so complete" a full recovery could take decades.
Palo Alto Networks in talks to buy AI agent security startup Clutch for $500M | TechCrunch
Clutch, backed by Lightspeed and SignalFire, was last valued at $85 million, according to a source.
Rajasthan boys team wins gold medal in 52nd Junior National Kabaddi Championship
Rajasthan boys win gold at 52nd Junior National Kabaddi Championship in Patna, defeating Haryana 50-44 after wins over Kerala, UP, Bihar and Tamil Nadu.
Brenton Strange manages just 22 yards on rainy night in Baltimore
Brenton Strange was targeted twice in Week 9, catching both passes for 22 yards in a one-sided win over the Ravens.
Bristol then and now: The Old Vic, SS Great Britain and Blitz
An interactive gallery showing how Bristol has changed over the past century.
Not the prettiest match, but Wisconsin volleyball outlasts Michigan State
Wisconsin coach Kelly Sheffield was quick to say it "wasn't the prettiest match," but the Badgers came away with a four-set win over Michigan State.
Not the prettiest match, but Wisconsin volleyball outlasts Michigan State
Wisconsin coach Kelly Sheffield was quick to say it "wasn't the prettiest match," but the Badgers came away with a four-set win over Michigan State.
During World War II, U.S. Navy sailor Vernon Shaw mailed Evelyn Holland an engagement ring; after more than 60 years of marriage, she and their daughter donated his letters and uniform to a Navy museum
Discover the touching story of WWII sailor Vernon Shaw, who mailed an engagement ring to his love, Evelyn Holland. Their correspondence and over 60 years of marriage culminated in a heartfelt donation to the Navy museum, preserving their wartime romance for future generations.
Gold’s 6.3% October fall may be a correction, not prolonged downturn: WGC report
Gold prices may be approaching an interim bottom, with the broader macroeconomic environment supporting a potential recovery despite the recent
Greenpeace placed boulders weighing up to 2 tonnes on England’s North Sea seabed; it says the barrier blocks bottom trawling across 116 sq km
Greenpeace UK has placed boulders on the North Sea seabed to stop bottom trawling across 116 sq km, aiming to protect harbour porpoises. This action follows the release of Blue Planet III and highlights the need for stricter fishing regulations in marine protected areas.
In 1944, Canadian Captain W. E. Duggan Gray lost his engraved silver flask in France; fellow soldier James McCorriston kept it and returned it nearly 48 years later
Discover the remarkable story of how a silver flask, lost by Canadian Captain W.E. Duggan Gray in 1944 during WWII, was returned 48 years later by fellow soldier James McCorriston, showcasing the enduring power of memories and connections forged in battle.
On Christmas Day 1945, American serviceman Frank Hayostek tossed a note in a bottle from his troopship; an Irish woman found it eight months later, and they exchanged letters for years
In 1945, American soldier Frank Hayostek sent a message in a bottle from his troopship, which was discovered by Irish woman Breda O'Sullivan. Their heartfelt exchange of letters spanned years, showcasing a unique bond forged across the Atlantic. Despite challenges, their story remains a remarkable symbol of connection and nostalgia.
A Utah rancher learned of a 3-million-square-foot data center across from his home when a gas company sought a pipeline easement; now he is appealing its permit
A Utah rancher discovers a massive 3-million-square-foot data center planned near his home and is appealing its permit after community concerns arise over lack of notice and environmental impact.