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President Trump made $1.2 billion last year off uninsured cryptocurrency, and his continued cheerleading for the sector raises genuine questions about whether it poses a real risk to the broader US economy.

Campaigners have warned that a government push to expand the UK poultry sector could carry national security risks, arguing that the plan sits uneasily with Britain’s dependence on imported animal feed and the…

The United States’ second turn as a men’s World Cup host produced a mixed but largely positive verdict, with the strongest marks going to atmosphere inside the stadiums and the weakest to affordability and access for…

Holders Argentina face Spain in the World Cup final, as statistics reveal a stark contrast between a high-scoring South American juggernaut and a disciplined, defensively sound European champion

Hostilities surge across the Gulf as Washington continues a week-long bombing campaign against Iranian military infrastructure following the collapse of a brief ceasefire agreement earlier this month

Wayne Rooney rows on New York's Hudson River with Joe Hart and Micah Richards after Norway's World Cup run activates his on-air wager.

Mikel Merino has described Spain’s World Cup campaign as built on something more than tactics and results, saying the team’s first principle under Luis de la Fuente is respect and personal conduct as much as footballing…

Andy Burnham is reportedly preparing for the pressures of entering Downing Street with a short list of urgent political problems already under discussion, according to The Guardian. The report says the incoming prime…

England coach Thomas Tuchel said ball possession is not in the team's DNA, an opinion critics argue should disqualify him from the job rather than explain the World Cup exit.

As the climate crisis fuels more intense wildfires and pushes them into new parts of the world, firefighters tackling them are forced to ration resources and decide which fires to fight and which to let burn.

Neil Rimer, co-founder of Index Ventures, argues that current AI-driven wealth accumulation will lead to inevitable redistribution, either through voluntary philanthropy or state-mandated tax intervention

Once used to pull crowds into neighbourhood video clubs, Ghana’s hand-painted film posters are now being treated as collectible art

Thomas Tuchel has taken full responsibility for England's painful World Cup semi-final exit, vowing to address the tactical and physical gaps revealed during their late defeat to Argentina

President Donald Trump has questioned England manager Thomas Tuchel's tactical decisions following the team's World Cup semi-final exit, while defending FIFA's handling of controversial player suspensions

Forecasters indicate a potential shift in weather patterns as low pressure moves toward the UK, though meteorologists warn that above-average temperatures and the risk of further heatwaves persist through early August

Spain defender Aymeric Laporte has criticized Argentina's aggressive style of play as the two teams prepare to contest the World Cup final at the New York New Jersey Stadium this Sunday

With her third studio album, Daughter From Hell, Gracie Abrams delivers sharp lyrical insights into early adulthood, yet the production fails to match the intensity of her confessional storytelling

For seventeen years, actress Daneka Etchells navigated a medical system that left her undiagnosed and disabled. Now, she is using a new stage production to confront the reality of medical gaslighting

From Victoria Beckham’s stoic sideline composure to the Tartan Army taking over Boston, this summer’s tournament birthed a unique digital footprint that transcended the standard match day analysis

NASA researchers put a new long, thin, lightweight wing design through grueling structural tests to find its limits, and came away encouraged by the wing's potential.