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A man is accused of sexually assaulting a staff member at Highfield House Hotel in Southampton.

The United States says recent protests across Iran were the result of the regime's "mismanagement" and not foreign influences, as claimed by Tehran, as the death toll from a violent crackdown on the biggest threat to the Islamic republic in years continues to rise.

Navy rescue swimmer recalls dramatic sinking SUV rescue

The EU will not force the world's biggest tech companies to pay for the overhaul of Europe's telecoms infrastructure despite pleas from the industry, Brussels announced on Wednesday.

ZÚRICH (AP) — Trump aterriza en Suiza con retraso tras un problema eléctrico menor que lo obligó a cambiar de avión en Washington.

Hampshire's Ben Mayes smashes 191 - an England U19s World Cup record - against Scotland in Harare.

Trump's Greenland push could overshadow his original plan to use his appearance at the gathering of global elites to address affordability issues back home.

French dairy group Lactalis said on Wednesday its nutrition unit was recalling batches of baby milk in 18 countries, due to the presence of a toxin also cited in a recall by Nestle of some batches of infant nutrition products earlier this month.

Spain's railway system was under scrutiny on Wednesday after a commuter train crashed near Barcelona, just days after at least 42 people died in a collision between two high-speed trains.

David Halimi grew up Jewish in Tehran, watching Bonanza. He now produces rodeos in Northern California and owns a bar modeled on Cheers. At 73, Halimi is known around Chico as the man behind a Western wear store stocked with thousands of cowboy boots, a rodeo circuit that draws bull riders from across the region,... The post How a Persian Jewish immigrant became the rodeo king of California appeared first on The Forward.

Even when comparing the most recent holiday seasons, 2024 was a record-breaking time for holiday shopping. With the 2025 holiday season coming, it’s important to know where consumers stand financially in order to see if this season will be another one for the books. Let’s examine holiday spending trends below. One invaluable metric is the […]

(JTA) — BUENOS AIRES — Argentina’s Sephardic chief rabbi reaffirmed a 100-year-old ruling that conversion may not be performed in Argentina and is considered valid only if carried out in Israel. Representatives of non-Orthodox movements reacted angrily, asking why the ruling was issued now and saying it would essentially subject Argentinian converts to the tight... The post Argentina’s chief Sephardic rabbi reaffirms century-old ban on local conversions, sparking backlash appeared first on The Forward.