Giudice recently said she would "never say never" to a potential reunion with her "Real Housewives of New Jersey" co-star after their years-long feud.

It’s election season and “Werk Room Weekly” hosts Jason Cerin and Brian Faas are back to break down all the chaos in episode 6 of “Drag Race Philippines: Slaysian Royale.” This week, the queens hit the campaign trail in the Snatch Election, a turbo-charged twist on the iconic Snatch Game, serving up hilarious celebrity impersonations...

After a few weeks of starts and stops, the momentum is building for left tackle Andrew Thomas to make his season debut Sunday night against the Chiefs. The plan for Thomas for Wednesday’s practice was for him to “take more reps than he did last week.” Head coach Brian Daboll said the workload would be...

It was evident in Mike Sullivan’s first news conference of training camp on Wednesday just how much effort he put into laying the groundwork of his relationships with his new players.

“This is an important turning point,” Brendan Carr said of Kimmel’s show being taken off the air.

• Eubank Jr makes allegations against Matchroom at press conference

• Hearn rejects claims and threatens legal action unless boxer apologises

Eddie Hearn has threatened to sue Chris Eubank Jr, after the boxer fired the first shots during a press conference ahead of his rematch with Conor Benn by accusing his opponent’s team of dirty tricks and “sabotage”.

Eubank Jr, who won their first bout by unanimous decision in April, claimed an ambulance taking him to hospital afterwards was stopped – and appeared to point the finger at Benn’s promoters, Matchroom Boxing.

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There was uncertainty from both sides, St. John’s and the Garden. That's definitely not the case anymore.

"Donna is America's mom [and] she was also our castle mom," the "Real Housewives of Potomac" alum told Page Six's Evan Real and Danny Murphy at the "VRT" Awards.

The actor played countryside widower Graham Simpkins in the 2006 original.

“Right now, I’m working to get that horrific image out of my head, because, you know, it’s almost every time you close your eyes, you see it again."

Cracker Barrel released its fourth quarter earnings, though more of the attention came from the restaurant chain changing back the logo to its original design.

"This one's on us."

"This city is not an experiment. Everyone is just tiptoeing around this ... I'm not going to do that. And I'm not for boys going into the same bathroom with little girls."

Chimps glug down 14 grams of ethanol in the roughly 10 pounds of fruit they feast on per day.

For the third time in four seasons, the Jets will turn to their backup quarterback for a start before October even arrives. 

The numbers don’t paint a glowing picture of Micheal Clemons’ contributions. The costly penalties throughout his Jets career — including another one Sunday — haven’t helped, either.

Antifa — short for “anti-fascist” — is a shadowy and violent group whose members, usually clad in black, often show up at protests to clash with law enforcement and spark violent riots.

Meta Ray-Ban Display have screen on inside of lens that can translate conversations, display information on landmarks and give directions

Meta has announced three new pairs of AI smart glasses, including the first Ray-Bans with a built-in screen for augmented reality.

The Meta Ray-Ban Display will be the first smart glasses with a heads-up display from a mainstream brand since the ill-fated Google Glass. They use a classic Wayfarer-like styling to avoid looking too obviously like wearable technology, while still having a camera, speakers and microphone.

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Zelenskyy says Patriot and Himars included in Prioritised Ukraine Requirements List; drones threaten Volgograd oil refineries. What we know on day 1,303

The first weapons supplied to Ukraine under a programme funded by its European allies will include missiles for Patriot air defence systems and Himars rocket launchers, Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Wednesday. The two initial batches are worth US$500m each. Ukraine has secured over $2bn in financing via what is called the Prioritised Ukraine Requirements List, or Purl. Ukraine’s president said he expected the total committed funds to reach $3.5bn in October. Patrick Turner, Nato’s senior representative in Ukraine, said: “Four packages [under Purl] have already been funded and equipment is already flowing.”

Russia closed its Volgograd airport and put oil refineries on alert for a Ukrainian drone attack early on Thursday morning. Between 10 and 15 explosions were heard and flashes were seen in the sky as air defence systems opened fire, said the Russian Telegram channel Shot.

It was likely a missile fired at Russian drones from a Polish plane that hit a house, a government minister said on Wednesday, when UAVs swarmed into Poland in an unprecedented violation of Nato airspace. Authorities initially said one of the 21 Russian drones hit the house on the night of 9-10 September. The minister, Tomasz Siemoniak, said on Wednesday: “Everything indicates that it was a missile fired by our plane, defending Poland, defending the fatherland, defending our citizens.” Poland’s PM, Donald Tusk, promised an investigation of how it happened but all responsibility for the damage still lay with Russia, which he said was responsible for orchestrating a provocation using drones.

Denmark said on Wednesday that it would for the first time acquire “long-range precision weapons” for its defence, citing the need to deter Russia. The prime minister, Mette Frederiksen, called it “a paradigm shift in Danish defence policy” adding that Russia would constitute a threat to Denmark and Europe “for years to come”, requiring “credible deterrence”. “With these weapons, the defence forces will be able to hit targets at long range and, for example, neutralise enemy missile threats.”

The announcement sparked a back-and-forth with Russia’s ambassador to Denmark who called it “pure madness” and equated it to “threatening a nuclear power publicly”. Frederiksen said the ambassador’s comments should be interpreted as a threat. “Russia is trying to threaten Europe and Nato into not defending our people and borders. Of course, we will not be intimidated.” Denmark’s defence ministry said it was looking into which long-range weapons to buy.

Russia attacked Ukraine with 172 drones as well as missiles on Tuesday night into Wednesday, Ukraine’s air force said. Air defences shot down or jammed 136 drones in the north, south and east of Ukraine. Missile hits and 36 strikes by UAVs were recorded at 13 locations, the air force said.

Lithuania has charged 15 people with terrorism offences over an alleged Russia-backed plot to detonate parcels last year in Germany, Poland and Britain. Prosecutors said that the suspects used delivery companies DHL and DPD to send four packages of explosives hidden in cosmetics containers from the Lithuanian capital, Vilnius, to various European countries. The devices caused three explosions: at Leipzig airport, in a truck in Poland and a warehouse in Britain. The fourth malfunctioned, the Lithuania prosecutor’s office said, adding that it was an international inquiry. Those charged are Russian, Lithuanian, Latvian, Estonian and Ukrainian citizens.

Ukraine and the US International Development Finance Corporation announced they would each commit $75 million to a joint investment fund that is part of Kyiv’s minerals deal with Washington, the Ukrainian prime minister, Yulia Svyrydenko, said on Wednesday. The US corporation said the investment would support Ukraine’s reconstruction and long-term economic recovery and strengthen US natural resources supply chains.

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Kimmel faced backlash after he said Monday night that the “MAGA gang” was trying to score political points off Kirk’s murder after the right-wing influencer was shot dead on the campus of Utah Valley University.

The 11-2 vote helped the stadium deal clear its final hurdle.

The Blueshirts are entering Thursday’s first day of training camp with their most productive player in each and every one of the past six seasons an impending unrestricted free agent.

Armed forces say ‘special naval militia’ involved in Caribbean deployment as defence minister cites ‘threatening, vulgar voice’ of Washington

Venezuela says it has begun three days of military exercises on its Caribbean island of La Orchila as tensions soar amid US military activity in the region.

Forces deployed for what Washington called an anti-drug operation have blown up at least two Venezuelan boats and a combined 14 people allegedly transporting drugs across the Caribbean this month – a move slammed by UN experts as “extrajudicial execution”.

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The Yankees acquired him at the trade deadline, dropping him into a playoff race where suddenly every game was a whole lot more pressurized.