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United Airlines CEO calls for wealth tax
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby backed national wealth and inheritance taxes in an interview published Sunday, arguing they would help level the playing field for Americans. Kirby told The New York Times that wealth…
Fancy owning your own Traitors castle? Eight-bedroom manor in Northumberland built with bricks from Hadrian's Wall up for sale with £2million price tag
For those with deep pockets, a stunning eight-bedroom castle set in four-and-a-half acres of land has gone on the market - for the price of a central London townhouse.
Outrage over plans to turn wealthy Denver suburb into gated town to try and curb bad driving, with neighbors saying they're just trying to keep out 'peasants'
Local authorities previously proposed installing two gates at entrances, as well as closing off a third entry point.
Palestine poppy creator is unmasked as NHS doctor who wrote book introducing children to stoning
Abdul Qader Ismail, 41, from Birmingham, is facing accusations of 'hijacking' Britain's national symbol of remembrance, and has written books that justify Shariah punishments.
‘It was a privilege': Princess Anne visits Dover school
The Princess Royal has visited Kent to meet the latest intake of pupils at one of the county’s most prestigious schools.
Britain's best PROPER pubs! Forget gastropubs and cocktails - these old-school boozers are a glorious throwback to the past
Some claim to date back hundreds of years, while others have barely changed in generations - and all offer a taste of the traditional British boozer.
Christina Applegate Reveals Shock Health Update After MS Diagnosis: ‘I'm Back At Square One'
The “Anchorman” actor, who was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2021, shared some details after a monthslong hospital stay.
Midwest student filmed screaming 'Go back to your own country' was shouting at white man from Russia who's notorious for hurling sexist insults
Leftwing activist Derek Torstenson was involved in a confrontation outside a Turning Point USA event on the University of Minnesota campus last Wednesday.
ISIS militants slaughter up to 70 civilians, with some burned alive, amid growing clashes with Al Qaeda rivals in Mali
Islamic State-linked militants have slaughtered up to 70 civilians in Mali, with some burned alive. [File photo]
Labour's jobs crunch ahead of Budget: Vacancies slump to 12-year low outside Covid despite unemployment easing - with firms blaming tax raids and minimum wage hikes
With barely a week until Chancellor John Healey delivers the Budget, official data laid bare the fragile state of the market for workers.
