Mystery trader earns huge payout after betting on removal of Nicolas Maduro
The news also prompted a rise in major stock indexes and oil prices
Search ends for mountain lion responsible for killing hiker on Colorado trail
Colorado has an estimated 3,800 to 4,400 mountain lions
Smith & Head push England towards final Ashes loss
Steve Smith's ruthless unbeaten century and Travis Head’s majestic 163 on day three put Australia in total control of the fifth Ashes Test against England.
Smith & Head push England towards final Ashes loss
Steve Smith's ruthless unbeaten century and Travis Head’s majestic 163 on day three put Australia in total control of the fifth Ashes Test against England.
Smith and Head push England towards final Ashes loss
Steve Smith's ruthless unbeaten century and Travis Head’s majestic 163 on day three put Australia in total control of the fifth Ashes Test against England.
Smith and Head push England towards final Ashes loss
Steve Smith's ruthless unbeaten century and Travis Head’s majestic 163 on day three put Australia in total control of the fifth Ashes Test against England.
Smith and Head push England towards final Ashes loss
Steve Smith's ruthless unbeaten century and Travis Head’s majestic 163 on day three put Australia in total control of the fifth Ashes Test against England.
'We became best friends at a warm hub'
Alan Thompson and Jane Innes were childhood friends and reunited at a community hub in Lincoln.
Citic Securities tops Asia-Pacific investment banking ranks with US$1.45 billion in fees
Chinese investment bank Citic Securities took the top position for overall investment banking fees in Asia-Pacific, excluding Japan, in 2025, driven by its strong business performance in bond and initial public offering (IPO) underwriting, according to a report released on Wednesday by the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG).
The Beijing-based brokerage generated US$1.45 billion in investment banking fees during the last year, accounting for 5.8 per cent of the total Asia-Pacific investment...
China’s ideology chief calls on propaganda officials to focus on the economy
China’s ideology chief has again called on propaganda officials to focus on the economy, as the country grapples with a slowdown, high unemployment and weak consumer demand.
Cai Qi, a member of the Politburo Standing Committee, told a national meeting of publicity department heads in Beijing on Monday that “a good start should be set” for the next five-year plan, state news agency Xinhua reported.
The country’s new blueprint for social and economic development has officially begun and runs until...
Sick killer who murdered 10 pensioners by pretending to be deaf says 'I hate old people'
Juan Carlos Villa Cardona used his pint-sized physique to gain the trust of his elderly victims – before launching into a frenzied knife attack as soon as he got inside their homes
School bus aide pleads guilty to assaulting autistic students unable to report abuse
The abuse was discovered after the mother of one of the nonverbal students asked school officials to review surveillance video