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Morgan Rogers likely to be centre of transfer tug of war this summer, Juventus gaining hope of signing Alisson Becker, Liverpool owners believe Arne Slot will still be head coach next season, plus more.

The Last Woman of Warsaw Judy Batalion Dutton, 336 pages, $30 Don’t be misled by the title of this debut novel by Judy Batalion, nor by her previous book, The Light of Days, about the role of Polish-Jewish women in the anti-Nazi resistance. Though the specter of the Holocaust looms over The Last Woman of... The post A new book explores the vibrancy of pre-war Warsaw appeared first on The Forward.

Meet 'Digit', a humanoid robotic worker made by Agility Robotics, now part of a new wave of robots replacing workers at companies like Schaeffler, Toyota, and GXO. NBC News' Brian Cheung takes a look.

The experience is part pop culture, part autobiography and takes visitors on a ride through the eras.

In a rare and extraordinary speech from the White House, the First Lady denied being Epstein’s friend or victim. The timing couldn’t have been worse for her husband — and the reasoning couldn’t have been more opaque, reports Holly Baxter

San Diego arranca la temporada de béisbol 2026 con nuevas experiencias culinarias, desde barra libre por 90 minutos en Bacari hasta innovadoras opciones de comida dentro y fuera de Petco Park.

In an exclusive interview with Meet the Press, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel says "stepping down [is] not part of our vocabulary" amid reports that the U.S. government has asked the Cuban leader to resign.

Motoring groups have warned drivers not to expect a significant drop in costs soon.

The decision means the legal challenge from a collection of local homeowners is likely bound for trial, tentatively starting next month.

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Iran's imposition of a toll for ships to pass through the Strait of Hormuz looks set to be a key point of contention at talks opening in Pakistan Friday.

The Cherokee of Georgia held its annual Spring powwow, a celebration of Southeastern indigenous culture, with veterans being the focal point of the festivities, and traditional dances, music, art, and community vendors present. The Current is an inclusive nonprofit, non-partisan news organization providing in-depth watchdog journalism for Savannah and Coastal Georgia’s communities.