Service dog 'graduates' alongside owner at New Jersey university
Service dog 'graduates' alongside owner at New Jersey universitySeton Hall University / MAGNIFI U /TMX
Service dog 'graduates' alongside owner at New Jersey universitySeton Hall University / MAGNIFI U /TMX
Singapore actor Edwin Goh posted the surprise announcement on his Instagram, and received supportive comments from other local celebrities.
An Italian jeweller who shot dead two robbers after they raided his shop has been sentenced to 17 years in prison, sparking an intense debate on what constitutes legitimate defence.
So much for Pep Guardiola’s insistence at the start of the season that Manchester City are heading to their fourth successive title. After a comprehensive defeat by a magnificent Aston Villa, his side have slumped to fourth place in the table, six points behind the leaders Arsenal. Here’s how much they are drifting off the pace: Manchester United – a side who have spent much of the season serving up fodder for comedy writers – are now only three points behind them.
In the wake of widespread reports her dad has had his leg amputated, Britney Spears posted an online video of her dancing in her underwear to ‘Fever’.
Gareth Pursehouse, 45, was found guilty of murder in September
A man who’s dog was stolen by a tiger went to find out what happened to his pet – only to meet the same fate
Netizens were unhappy that the actress is abroad while hubby Kevin Cheng couldn't attend Kenneth Ma's wedding
ROME (Reuters) -Italy has officially informed China that it is leaving the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), dismissing fears the decision could sour relations and damage the Italian economy, government sources said on Wednesday. Italy in 2019 became the first and so far only major Western nation to join the trade and investment programme, ignoring warnings from the United States that it might allow China to take control of sensitive technologies and vital infrastructure. However, when Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni took office last year, she said she wanted to withdraw from the deal, which was championed by President Xi Jinping, saying it had brought no significant gains to Italy.
The onslaught on Gaza risks further destabilising the entire Middle East, says foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall
Amelia Gray Hamlin wore the most gorgeous red dress with completely bare sides on the carpet at The Fashion Awards 2023.
The Russian leader spoke of the need to repair divisions with Britain at Moscow ceremony
Six Nepali soldiers embedded in Russian army have been killed fighting in Ukraine so far
Scott McTominay scored twice – after Bruno Fernandes missed a first-half penalty – to give Manchester United a 2-1 win against Chelsea
The star attended ELLE's Women in Hollywood event in Los Angeles wearing an underboob-baring silver metal breastplate by Grace Ling.
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Tolga Akmen/AFP via Getty ImagesAngelina Jolie and her children “had to heal” from the stress caused by the implosion of her marriage to Brad Pitt and the intense public scrutiny that followed, she told WSJ Magazine in a rare interview. “My body reacts very strongly to stress,” she says. “My blood sugar goes up and down. I suddenly had Bell’s palsy six months before my divorce.” Jolie filed for divorce in Sept. 2016; nearly a year later, she revealed for the first time that she’d fully recovered
In Nir Oz, a kibbutz on the Gaza border, they are still sifting through the ashes to find body parts of people killed in the Hamas attack on 7 October. On both sides of a metal fence that was supposed to keep the two sides apart, they are still living their nightmares.
What's considered normal when it comes to how often to have a bowel movement? Gastroenterologists explain.
A new documentary chronicles Prince William and Kate's love story and the lead-up to their 2010 engagement.
Yang Guang's rise from a village farmer to an Audi-driving businessman with two properties hinged largely on one of the most coveted documents in China: an urban hukou, or residency permit. The 45-year-old who lives in the central city of Zhengzhou likens the permit - which typically ties a person's access to health, education, loans and other services to their birthplace - to a "cattle ear-tag the state clipped us with". When Zhengzhou in the early 2000s temporarily allowed those who bought an apartment to also qualify for a city hukou, Yang seized the opportunity, allowing him to register a business and open stores across Henan province's capital, transforming his fortunes.