Pakistan, China together for regional peace, united against terrorism: ISPR
DG Lt-Gen Ahmed Sharif Ch declares Pakistani nation has never bowed down in the past, nor will it ever Pakistan’s
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SuperSport’s survival hopes dealt a huge blow with loss to Pirates
SuperSport United’s ambitions to avoid the dreaded PSL promotion play-offs suffered a huge blow when they lost 1-0 to Orlando
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Horse racing tips: ‘He has a lovely draw under Hollie Doyle’ – Templegate’s 5-2 NAP the one to beat
TEMPLEGATE takes on Wednesday’s racing looking for winners. Back a horse by clicking their odds below. DRAMA (8.10 Kempton, nap)
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HIT THE BRAKES: SA automotive component manufacturers roll back production in face of Trump tariffs
South African automotive component manufacturers are scaling down production in the face of sky-high tariffs imposed by US President Donald
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North America, Enjoy Your Lexus IS500 Ultimate Edition
500 examples of the V8 saloon are set for production, each with new BBS wheels and uprated Brembo brakes. We’re
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Books With Messy Family Dynamics and AAPI Histories
There's a more realistic Hawai'i, the life of a troubled Indian American teenager, and two sisters in turn-of-the-millennium Singapore...
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Amber in Cretaceous Sea Deposits Contains Traces of Ancient Large-Scale Tsunamis
Large amber deposits discovered in northern Japan were likely swept out from a forest to the ocean by one or
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It Sure Looks Like Trump Just Killed His Own Budget Bill
Did Donald Trump just hurt his own chances of passing his “big, beautiful bill”?After the president urged Republican lawmakers to
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Two newly discovered crayfish species are already at risk
For decades, the signal crayfish has been an ecological troublemaker. It is invasive and widespread across Europe, Asia, and parts
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Female-dominated fields more vulnerable to artificial intelligence, says UN report
Jobs traditionally done by women are more vulnerable to the impact of artificial intelligence than those done by men, especially
