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Shares in software firm WiseTech Global have plunged on news four board directors, including the chair, have quit due to a dispute about the ongoing role of founder, billionaire Richard White.

Among them was Fonda’s Oscar, her Emmy, her many SAG Awards and, rather unexpectedly, making it to Richard Nixon’s “enemy list.” If you’ve heard that mention and asked yourself what ...

NIXON — Russell Duane Ivey, born on November 28, 1974, in Floresville, Texas, was the beloved youngest child of George and Linda. Russell was proceeded in death by his father, George Harrison ...

Richard Gadd may be earning quite a few awards for his breakout Netflix series “Baby Reindeer,” but he’s not holding onto many. “I tend to give most of them out to people, if you can ...

President Trump has now made clear he believes he is above the law, posting on social media, “He who saves his country does not violate any Law.” This is not the first time that the U.S. has ...

Why just read about history when you can shake hands with it? This Presidents Day, Monday, Feb. 17, the Nixon Presidential Library and Museum in Yorba Linda offered the chance to meet some of ...

Richard Tice MP told Sky's political correspondent Ali Fortescue: "There's no evidence that man-made CO2 is going to change climate change. Given that it's gone on for millions of years ...

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Asa is performing at the top of her game and can take her tally to three wins from her last four starts in the 3m½f mares’ handicap hurdle (4.15). The six-year-old has taken a bit of time to get her ...

She is survived by her six children: Sherylun Nixon Martin (Craig), Richard Wootton Nixon, Kathleen Nixon Voeller (Roydavid), Connie Nixon Baldwin (Lynn), David Bradley Nixon (Jana), and Susan ...

In 1949, as the chef Lena Richard stirred steaming pots of okra gumbo and shrimp bisque on live TV in New Orleans, viewers across the city — mostly white housewives and the few Black women who ...