Rep. Dan Crenshaw calls reported death of "El Mencho," head of Mexico's CJNG cartel, a major win against deadly fentanyl trafficking to U.S. streets.

The DCCC announced candidates it is backing as part of its “Red to Blue" initiative as they seek to clinch the House majority during the midterm elections.

Sarah Root’s family will attend President Trump’s State of the Union after his administration extradited the illegal immigrant convicted in her 2016 drunk-driving death.

The judge’s ruling blocks the release of Jack Smith’s report on President Donald Trump’s handling of classified documents.

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Leighton Ashby and Oakley Hollands had taken the sheep’s ear tag as a ‘token’

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Four Premier League footballers were subjected to racist abuse online over the weekend

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Prestianni allegedly racially abused Real Madrid winger Vinicius Jr during last week’s Champions League knockout play-off first leg

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’Emotional strain is no longer an isolated workplace issue, but a defining feature of the modern employee experience,’ a Resume Now survey noted

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Last week, we told you how Hollywood's "suits" no longer wear them.

Nine-time Grammy winner Anderson .Paak has conquered the charts with hits like “Leave the Door Open.” Now, he’s setting his sights on cinema with his directorial debut, “K-Pops!” 

The wildest conspiracy to emerge from the Jan. 30 Epstein Files data dump involves none other than Woody Allen.

Downing Street did not rule out reciprocal action if an increased levy came into place

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The plans are forecast to cut the amount of children awarded specialist provision

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Mr Lewis was asked to ‘take a seat’ during the interaction

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Real Madrid forward Vinicius alleged he was the subject of racist abuse by Benfica player – later named by Real as Prestianni.

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The club’s vision for a young team of players from the region has been put on hold due to concerns about going down

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If anyone can empathise with Stéphane Gilli, it is probably Antoine Kombouaré, the man who now replaces him as Paris FC manager. Gilli had felt like a lame duck since the Arnault family took over the club midway through last season, but earning promotion to Ligue 1 at the first time of asking bought him a stay of execution. It didn’t last long. With fears of relegation growing, Kombouaré – a former lame duck turned firefighter – has taken his place.

Just like Gilli, Kombouaré too failed to fulfil the lofty ambitions of new owners; his face didn’t fit. QSI were merciless when they dispatched Kombouaré within just months of their purchase of Paris Saint-Germain in 2011; they were top of the league when he was replaced by Carlo Ancelotti. The self-proclaimed “bling bling” era had begun at PSG and, despite its flaws, there was at least a direction – which is more than can be said for Paris FC now.

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