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The new Atlas combines a lighter, more aggressive carbon frame with many innovative bikepacking options

A lot of Easter traditions – including hot cross buns and lamb on Sunday – stem from medieval Christian or even earlier pagan beliefs. The chocolate Easter egg, however, is a more modern twist on tradition.

The noise-cancellation is great for blocking out the indoor trainer; as is the Adaptive Transparency for allowing in the sounds of road traffic

Here are the four key points about Alvin Bragg's historic prosecution of Donald Trump — and what will happen next

The union said the offer 'shows an astounding lack of judgement and understanding of the desperate situation in the education system'

Former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci on Monday pleaded not guilty to 10 charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity as his trial opened at a special court in The Hague. Allegations of persecution, murder, torture and forced disappearance of people stem from the 1998-99 insurgency that eventually brought independence…

The Leeds shop was full of customers when the teen ran in, bleeding and screaming for help, according to a friend of the owner who tried desperately to stem the bleeding until medics arrived

When former President Donald Trump turns himself over to authorities in New York on Tuesday, April 4, 2023, and is arraigned, the charges on which a Manhattan grand jury indicted him will likely be made public.

Exception-based coverage signals to depositors that they might get some extra protection at a systemically important bank–and compounds risk.

MakeKit AS delivers micro:bit drones, cars, rockets and more for STEM and STEAM subjects.

Japan's government laid out a fresh plan on Friday to boost childcare over the coming three years to reverse the country's declining birth rate, a move that may lead to another big spending package and strain its already tattered finances.