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Dugong, a species that inspired ancient tales about mermaids and sirens for centuries, has been declared functionally extinct in China

Pete Davidson reportedly learned that Kim Kardashian was not as fun as he thought she was.

Lola Mason, who became a mother in her teens, was struggling to make ends meet when she decided to switch careers and become an OnlyFans model.

The Serbian star decided not to get vaccinated against Covid-19 even if it meant missing out on major tournaments.

Google Pixel 7 Pro live images were shared by a Twitter user who allegedly received a prototype model instead of the Pixel 6 Pro.

Noted display analyst Ross Young claims that the iPhone 14 Pro Max demand is the highest, while the iPhone 14 Max is close behind.

Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt are allegedly moving on from each other with Jon Hamm and Emily Ratajkowski, respectively.

Angel di Maria's wife Jorgelina Cardoso has opened up on their horrific experience in Manchester after the former joined United from Real Madrid in 2014.

David L. Axelrod and Jay Ward Brown would take over Elaine Charlson Bredehoft's spot as Amber Heard's appeal proceeds.

A famous portrait of Sir Winston Churchill, taken by photographer Yousuf Karsh, has been stolen in Canada.

Chelsea want to sign Wesley Fofana, Anthony Gordon and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang this summer but are unable to agree deals with their respective clubs.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were out on a public engagement when the fire happened in Archie's nursery.

Most of the recently revealed tracks were made by Acrocanthosaurus, which weighed nearly seven tons (6,350 kilograms) as an adult and stood 15 feet (4.5 meters) tall.

Cleaning staff working for Edinburgh City Council went on a 12-day strike last Thursday after rejecting a 3.0 percent pay offer which it called "derisory" in the current economic climate.

The coalition is pushing for the firm's workers to get a minimum hourly wage of $30, improved medical leave and easing of productivity requirements.

Celsius Network LLC on Tuesday sued a former investment manager, accusing him of losing or stealing tens of millions of dollars in assets before the crypto lender went bankrupt last month.

In a joint declaration, Trudeau and Scholz outlined plans to "kickstart the hydrogen economy and to create a transatlantic supply chain for hydrogen."

Global fertilizer companies operating in Brazil can increase local output of important crop nutrients if the government continues to improve the regulatory framework for the sector, industry representatives said on Tuesday.

The global economy is increasingly at risk of sliding into recession, surveys showed on Tuesday, as consumers faced with generation-high inflation rein in spending while central banks are tightening policy aggressively just when support is needed.

They took their case to the UN, where a panel of special investigators in 2021 expressed "serious concern" at the UK's failure to offer a public apology or acknowledge their share of responsibility for these colonial-era abuses.

Nintendo announced in March 2022 that 'The Legend of Zelda" Breath of the Wild 2'" will be released by spring of 2023.

Pope Francis on Tuesday acted to eliminate wiggle room or foot- dragging by Vatican departments in imposing tighter financial controls, setting a deadline for the closing of investment portfolios in foreign banks, including in Italy.

Italian sports car maker Lamborghini has already pre-sold the entire production run to early 2024.

Europe is facing its worst drought in at least 500 years, with two-thirds of the continent in a state of alert or warning.

Some fans argued Britney Spears is just proud of her own body.

Sony posted on both its Instagram and Twitter accounts that the PlayStation VR 2 will arrive by early 2023.

Nearly 10 million viewers in the United States watched the eagerly-awaited first episode of "House of the Dragon."

Human rights groups on Tuesday said UK intelligence agencies may have shared information with India that led to the arrest and torture of a Sikh blogger from Scotland.

Britain's private sector slowed to a crawl in August as factory output fell and the larger services sector eked out only a modest expansion, adding to signs that recession may be looming, a closely watched survey showed on Tuesday.