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From Greta Gerwig and Regina King to Bradley Cooper and Michael B. Jordan.

Thought receiving a horse's head in a bed was grotesque? A florist was flabbergasted upon discovering a package with a severed penis outside their bodega.

Business Affairs: If you feel you’re up to the task, check out that ad in the ‘Post’ and send in your application. It’s up to you whether you send it through the mail.

The Whitehall department said use of Queen Elizabeth II’s full title would be ‘closely protected’, with permission needed for community memorials.

With Lionel Messi slated to make his American soccer debut Friday, South Florida businesses are bracing for Messi Mania — and the possibility that the immediate economic impact of his arrival is more muted than they had hoped for.

Read more to know about all the shows that Netflix has cancelled in 2023.

How Mattel learned to stop worrying and embrace an infamous hit.

By Shariq Khan BENGALURU (Reuters) -Oil prices rose nearly 2% on Friday to record a fourth consecutive weekly gain, buoyed by growing…

I don’t know who needs to hear this, but it’s officially a Hot Barbie Summer. Whether you plan to be all dolled up in pink for the rest of the season or grabbing your friends to go see the long-awaited Barbie movie (that’s out in theaters now, btw)—we felt it fitting to roundup of our favorite Black Barbies and Kens…

1. “Barbie Girl”: The Aqua song's journey from Mattel lawsuits to the movie's soundtrack.  Slate
2. Opinion | The ‘Barbie’ Movie Explains Why We Still Care About Barbie  The New York Times
3. Down with the patriarchy, up with being your true self. How 'Barbie' packs an unexpected punch.  Yahoo Entertainment
4. For these women, the ‘Barbie’ movie is personal. They share a name with the iconic doll  CNN
5. Barbie review: Welcome to the Mattel Show  Digital Trends
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Metro Vancouver is asking all community members to limit outdoor water use and to only water lawns one day per week.

1. F.B.I. Botched Query on Senator Even as Its Adherence to Wiretap Program Rules Rose  The New York Times
2. FBI Improperly Searched U.S. Senator's Name in Foreign-Spying Database  The Wall Street Journal
3. FBI improperly searched intel database for info on US senator, state senator and judge: Court  ABC News
4. FBI wrongly searched for US senator and state senator in Section 702 spy data, court says  The Associated Press
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A newly declassified court ruling about a warrantless surveillance law is likely to add to a debate over whether, or how, Congress should extend it.

The competition is heating up as the Diamondbacks are poised to take on the Reds at Great American Ballpark.

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VOTERS gave Tories a kicking in Selby and Somerset because they are fed up with a bickering government after 13 years.

One Mzansi bride had an epic entrance, but she couldn't hold the spotlight. Women were distracted by her incredibly handsome groomsmen in the TikTok video.

The government wants to reform Israel’s import standards – but is there any hope for success while the Standards Institution stands in the way?

Former Clark County prosecutors say that someone involved in fatally shooting hip-hop legend Tupac Shakur could still face murder charges, even if they weren’t the person who pulled the trigger.

Test yourself on the week of July 15: Panama’s former president is sentenced, tensions escalate in the Korean Peninsula, and Yevgeny Prigozhin rallies his troops.

Police said a driver had stopped to help a dog cross the road and the victim, driving a second vehicle, had stopped behind the first vehicle when the chain-reaction crash happened.

Saudi Arabian side Al Ettifaq are pushing to sign West Ham’s Michail Antonio and should the forward leave, David Moyes has his eye on a long-term target at Chelsea.Antonio has been a key member of Moyes’ squad in recent years but Steven Gerrard wants the 33-year-old to lead the line for him in the Middle […]

A Harvard Law professor and a San Francisco State University political scientist wrote a letter that urges President Joe Biden to ignore the Supreme Court if it rules against him on issues such as affirmative action.