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Remains of the little bettong (Bettongia haoucharae) were discovered inside Horseshoe Cave in Western Australia. Source: Jake Newman-Martin Found deep in a cave hidden beneath Australia’s arid ...

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After a successful first launch, Dearborn’s Carhartt brand and the sports lifestyle brand ‘47 are continuing their collaboration. This time, they’ll expand beyond MLB teams and launch new hats with ...

Oasis’s 1994 debut, “Definitely Maybe,” turned the group into a British sensation. Its follow-up a year later, “(What’s the Story) Morning Glory?” — featuring a trio of enduring tracks, “Wonderwall,” ...

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The Polish millionaire who snatched an autographed hat from a child at the US Open has finally released a statement, apologising for his actions after the global backlash as the video of the incident ...

The CEO who was caught on video snatching Polish tennis player Kamil Majchrzak’s autographed cap from a young fan last week apologized for his actions on Monday, saying that he “became caught up in ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. London: A business chief who snatched a cap from a young boy at the US Open has apologised for his “huge mistake” after being caught on ...

Piotr Szczerek is a CEO who is accused of being the man who was seen in a viral video. A CEO from Poland named Piotr Szczerek has now apologized after being seen in a viral video grabbing a tennis ...

After days of social-media shaming, Piotr Szczerek, the CEO of a Polish paving company who was captured on video snatching a tennis player’s hat from a child at the U.S. Open, issued an apology on ...