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Druckmann Reveals ‘The Last Of Us 3’ Details

One of the creators of "The Last Of Us 2" shares some details about "The Last Of Us 3" and what fans could hope for the sequel.

Europe Basks In Hot Weather As Experts Fear Virus Risk

People enjoy the sun in a Paris park, but experts fear a surge in coronavirus infections

Europe basks in hot weather as experts fear virus risk

Premier League Rumors: German Teammate Influenced Werner To Pick Chelsea Over Liverpool

Antonio Rudiger scored twice to secure Chelsea a 2-2 draw at Leicester

Antonio Rudiger reveals how he did his part in convincing Timo Werner to join Chelsea over Liverpool.

US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer (C) said US President Donald Trump will seek reform on WTO rules on tariffs

US May Hit $3.1 Billion Of European Imports With New Tariffs As Trade War Escalates

Price of beer and gin imports would double, and olives and trucks would cost more, too.

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Manchester United’s Ole Gunnar Solskjaer To Develop Goalkeeper Before Making Any Roster Changes

Manchester United's David De Gea is considered one of the world's best goalkeepers. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer would want to develop young keeper Dean Henderson first before making any roster adjustments.

Novak Djokovic apologised for organising the Adria Tour tennis exhibition series

#Djokovid: Tennis Star Mauled Over Coronavirus 'Horror Show'

#Djokovid: tennis star mauled over coronavirus 'horror show'

Queen Honored With UK Postage Stamps For Band's 50th Anniversary

Queen has become the third band to appear on the postage stamps in the United Kingdom.

Britain's Prince Harry and Meghan Markle

Meghan Markle, Prince Harry's Endearing Letter To Volunteers Revealed

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle wrote a letter to a charity named StreetGames and thanked the volunteers for their services amid the pandemic.

Lionel Messi (R) celebrates with his Barcelona teammates after scoring the final goal in their 4-0 win at Mallorca on Saturday

Barcelona Ahead Of Real Madrid In Race To Sign Promising Youngster

While Madrid is making a strong case to become an ideal destination for Fabian Luzzi, it is said that their rivals at Camp Nou are the favorites to land a deal.

Britain's Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are to step back as 'senior' royals

Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Still Entitled To Use The Crown Logo, Royal Expert Says

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are still entitled to use the crown logo, according to a royal expert.

A video grab from footage broadcast by the UK Parliament's Parliamentary Recording Unit (PRU) shows Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson giving a statement in the House of Commons in London on the easing of coronavirus restrictions.

Cheers As UK Announces English Pubs To Reopen

Cheers as UK announces English pubs to reopen

Cristiano Ronaldo's Ultimate Serie A Rival Reportedly 'Willing To Sign' With Manchester United

Cristiano Ronaldo’s ultimate Serie A rival is reportedly willing to sign with Manchester United should the Premier League club decide to make a move.

Latin America is now feeling the full force of the pandemic

Germany Reimposes Virus Lockdowns, Djokovic Tests Positive

Germany reimposes virus lockdowns, Djokovic tests positive

New York City, once the epicentre of the US outbreak, has moved into a new phase of reopening, as countries around the world slowly emerge from strict lockdown measures

Global Stocks Rise On Better Data As US Coronavirus Cases Rise

Global stocks rise on better data as US coronavirus cases rise

World number one Novak Djokovic said Tuesday he had tested positive for coronavirus, the Serb star becoming the fourth player to contract the virus after taking part in his exhibition tennis tournament in the Balkans

'Deeply Sorry' Djokovic Positive For Virus, Questions Over Return Of Tennis

'Deeply sorry' Djokovic positive for virus, questions over return of tennis

The Indian and Pakistan flags fly during the daily beating of the retreat ceremony at the Wagah Border

India Tells Pakistan To Cut Embassy Staff By Half, Says Will Do Same

India tells Pakistan to cut embassy staff by half, says will do same

Sundar Pichai, the India-born CEO of Alphabet and Google, was among the tech executives pushing back at an executive order by President Donald Trump freezing most legal immigration through the end of the year

Trump Visa Freeze Delivers Blow To US Tech Sector

Trump visa freeze delivers blow to US tech sector

Marshall Billingslea has not ruled out an extension of the bilateral accord

US, Russia Divided Over Chinese Role In Nuclear Talks

US, Russia divided over Chinese role in nuclear talks

U.S. Army Soldiers In Kandahar, Afghanistan

US Soldier Accused Of Conspiring With Neo-Nazi Satanic Group, Plotted To Kill Troops

Ethan Melzer passed on classified information about his unit's location, movements, weaponry and security to the Order of the Nine Angels.

Tuesday’s Stock Market Open: US Equities Rise After Trump, Navarro Assure China Trade Deal Intact

U.S. stocks climbed on Tuesday as euro zone economic data showed rebound

The Power Of The F-Word: Conventional Swearing Reduces Pain Perception

Do you have the habit of dropping the four-letter word frequently? A recent study says swearing at a steady pace and volume could benefit pain tolerance.

The People's Action Party has ruled Singapore since it gained self-rule from Britain in 1959

Virus-hit Singapore Heads For Election 'Like No Other'

Virus-hit Singapore heads for election 'like no other'

health experts recommend healthy people must not take aspirin daily to prevent heart disease

Experts Warn Healthy People Against Taking Aspirin Daily To Prevent Heart Disease

Taking low-dose aspirin daily to prevent heart disease may not be very healthy after all, a recent review finds.

Tourism is starting to slowly pick up again in some parts of Italy

Coronavirus Is Weakening, 'Could Go Away Completely Without Vaccine', Health Expert Says

Bassetti claimed COVID-19 has been losing its virulence over the past month, and added patients who would have previously died from this highly-infectious disease are now recovering.