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President Donald Trump on Tuesday said his administration is exploring a new retirement savings program modeled in part on Australia’s system. When asked about potential policies aimed at raising the ...

Are we still a nation of Christmas card lovers? The Greeting Card Association lobby group estimates that UK consumers send one billion Christmas cards each year. But many young people have said they ...

President Donald Trump launched a website in line with his vision for a federal visa program that admits thousands of immigrants to the United States every year. In February, Trump revealed his ...

It had not happened in the Premier League for 17 years. But on Monday, a player — Everton’s Idrissa Gueye — was sent off after clashing with his own team-mate. After what seemed a fairly innocuous ...

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Public transit users in the Montreal region will soon be able to swipe their smartphones instead of their Opus cards to board the bus, métro and commuter trains. Starting in early 2026, thousands of ...