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During his farewell address to the nation, President Biden focused on threats to democracy and society, highlighting concerns about oligarchy, climate change and the risks of unregulated technology.

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Gartner research has identified three key challenges for company leaders in the coming year: 1) New demands for a future-ready workforce; 2) The evolving role of managers, and 3) Emerging talent ...

Eight losing seasons after arriving in Milwaukee, the Brewers wanted a replacement for the “Barrelman” logo. Meindel delivered a winner, an interlocking lowercase “m” and “b” that seamlessly formed ...

White and grey coloured balls were found scattered along the shores at nine beaches in Sydney's north last week. (Nine) The balls that washed up in October were made up of similar products as ...

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It depicts a 20-foot "egg-shaped" UFO object dangling from a sling under a helicopter. This aligns with a tale recounted to Coulthart by ex-US Air Force mechanic Jacob Barber, who allegedly ...

The post featured an image of a square Doritos chip with the slogan: 'The shape of things to come.' On Tuesday, the mystery deepened when a billboard appeared in central London featuring the same ...

At a presidential debate with the late Jimmy Carter in 1980, Ronald Reagan created the template for judging a president’s record when he asked the audience, “Are you better off than you were ...