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Britain's biggest water utility is seeking extra breathing room as a creditor rescue plan hinges on regulatory sign-off it has not yet secured.
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Russia-Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi yield largest POW exchange amid complex negotiation challenges.
Suspected Chinese spy Alice Huang is reportedly in Beijing as Nvidia weighs ousting CEO Jensen Huang.
A step in the right direction? - After being leaked earlier this week, the European Commission has today presented its proposal for the
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A landmark change in European regulation regarding how games are monetised has just been published, and it could push loot boxes out forever.
Federal court will decide if U.S. companies can be liable for unpaid wages and damages.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent relocated to a military base over safety concerns as the U.S. continues its economic pressure campaign against Iran.
Twenty-two banners honoring local veterans are on display in Greendale's Village Center. TMJ4 spoke with some of the veterans featured, as well as the veteran who spearheaded the banner project.
The "We Were There" memorial will be unveiled Nov. 15 at the Institute for the Preservation of African American Music and Arts.
A Wausau group trains service dogs for military veterans with PTSD. Then, we talk about the state benefits due to vets. And then, we talk to Dr. Zorba Paster about falling child vaccinations in Wisconsin.
Thirty solar-powered radio tags were placed onto monarch butterflies in September. Ten have already migrated to Mexico for their wintering grounds.
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. — St. James Catholic Church is baking pita piatas, a traditional Italian pastry, through Nov. 19 to raise money for the parish.