Russia fires cruise missiles in waters off Japan's coast during training exercise
Russia's Pacific Fleet fired a pair of supersonic missiles at a mock target in waters off Japan's coast on Tuesday morning, the Russian Ministry of Defense said.
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Russian and Belarusian athlete participation 'works' despite war, says IOC President Thomas Bach
More than 300 active and former fencers have written to the International Olympic Committee (IOC) urging the organization to uphold sanctions against Russian and Belarusian athletes, saying that allowing them entry back into international... -
Lionel Messi statue to stand next to Diego Maradona's and Pelé's at CONMEBOL museum
Lionel Messi stepped out of Diego Maradona's shadow by leading Argentina to World Cup victory last year and a statue of the diminutive forward will stand alongside those of his predecessor and Brazil great Pelé at the South American federation's... -
Raising a biracial daughter brought out an internal struggle, says Jodie Turner-Smith
Jodie Turner-Smith has opened up about her approach to raising a biracial daughter, revealing that motherhood has helped "heal" her experiences with colorism. -
How one European country is planning a 'rail revolution'
In the Czech countryside, not far from Prague, a ghostly white train is speeding around and around a huge loop of track. -
Banking chaos could break the strong job market
The job market has remained strong even as the Federal Reserve has spent a full year attempting to cool off the economy by raising interest rates. But economists think that the recent banking turmoil may be what finally raises unemployment. -
Alibaba will split into six units, reshaping Jack Ma's business empire
Alibaba Group plans to split its business into six main units covering e-commerce to cloud in the biggest restructuring of its 24-year history. -
Elon Musk: Only paid subscribers will show up in your Twitter feed
Elon Musk has announced Twitter's latest push to get people to pay $84 a year for the social network: Twitter will promote only paid subscribers' tweets, and non-subscribers will not be allowed to vote in polls. -
UK raises terror threat level in Northern Ireland days before possible Biden visit
The terrorism threat level in Northern Ireland has been raised from "substantial" to "severe," meaning an attack is highly likely, UK Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Chris Heaton-Harris announced on Tuesday. -
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Wrexham announces friendly match against Manchester United -- with a little help from the legendary Alex Ferguson
Manchester United and Wrexham announced they will be facing each other in a friendly later this year -- with the help of a surprising sporting crossover. -
Kakao wins control of K-pop powerhouse SM Entertainment
South Korean internet company Kakao has become the largest shareholder of SM Entertainment, winning a battle for control of one of the country's most iconic music agencies. -
How golf's 'Quadzilla' Kurt Kitayama went from NBA hopeful to a PGA Tour champion
Tigers, great white sharks, and hawks; in terms of nicknames, golf thought it had the top of the food chain covered. -
The company behind Johnnie Walker and Guinness appoints first female CEO
One of the world's largest alcoholic drinks companies has appointed its first female CEO. -
What someone with an eating disorder wishes you knew
Getting diagnosed with an eating disorder happened by accident to Emily Boring. -
Hear what Trump supporters think will happen after Trump indictment
Supporters at Donald Trump's campaign rally in Waco, Texas weigh in on the former president facing a possible indictment. -
Protesters enter French airport amid demonstrations over pension reforms
Protesters entered an airport southwestern France on Tuesday as part of demonstrations against the nation's proposed pension reforms, which have sparked widespread protests and paralyzed major services across the country in recent weeks. -
'Historic moment': Politicians of South Asian descent set to lead Scotland, Britain and Ireland with Yousaf victory
When Humza Yousaf took his oath of allegiance in Scottish parliament in 2016, he wore a gold embroidered sherwani -- a traditional South Asian jacket -- and a kilt. -
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