Westminster College of Pennsylvania has announced the death of College Football Hall of Fame coach Joe Fusco at age 87.

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If you've recently seen posts or ads claiming that Trader Joe's is giving away $750 gift cards, you're not alone. But the viral claim is rooted in a scam, prompting warnings about falling for it.

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Liam Manning has offered his verdict on Joe Williams' red card in Bristol City's draw with Oxford United, admitting the midfielder gave the referee a decision to make with his challenge.

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A new exhibition in London traces the evolution of tarot from Renaissance Italy to the present day, with the card designs shifting to reflect the times. By Daniel Penny Reporting from London A ...