Nike co-founder donates $1M to Republican running for governor in Oregon

OneGate Media Lands Sales Rights To Amazon’s ‘German Crime Story’

Rangers feel the injury situation facing Gio van Bronckhorst has earned him their patience – and there is no appetite at board level to sack the beleaguered boss for now.

Free parking will return to Kilmarnock over Christmas but with one notable difference from last year.

Carry On legend Leslie Phillips has sadly passed away.

Another day of comments mainly surrounding Rangers and Giovanni van Bronckhorst with angst simmering within the Ibrox support.

Fancy winning a pair of tickets to Scotland v New Zealand? We've teamed up with Dove Men+Care to give readers the chance to attend the match with a pal.

With the cold weather firmly settling in, many will be wondering how to keep themselves on without having to rely on the heating all the time.

Storm Huntley was left a little mortified this morning after her dress burst at the back just minutes before she was due to appear on air.

More than nine million people will receive the second means-tested cost of living payment of £324 this month. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is making payments to those on qualifying benefits between now and November 23 while HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) will deliver payments between November 23 and 30.

Israel’s Sam Spiegel International Film Lab has appointed a new director and unveiled the projects selected for its 11th edition, running from now until the early summer.

It's been billed as a break for club football but teams certainly aren't going into hibernation during the World Cup.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's lives have been rather uneventful since they decided to step back from their royal duties back in 2020. And whilst there have been a number of veiled jabs at the Royal Family ever since their exit, one royal historian has claimed that one moment in particular caused the late Queen to "hit back" at the couple.

Recent figures from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) show that at the end of July, 2022 there were more than three million people across the UK claiming support through Personal Independence Payments (PIP). This was an increase of more than 52,000 since April and also indicated that just over one in three claimants (35%) is receiving the highest level of award.

Realistic Sunderland chairman Kyril Louis-Dreyfus admits they may have no choice but to sell Ross Stewart in January.

A long time Tesco shopper has stated that he "won't be going back" to the supermarket after he managed to complete a food shop at Marks and Spencer for only £16. The shopper, who had previously believed the stereotypes of M&S being overpriced, was shocked when he reached the checkout and discovered the cost of his reasonably-priced shop, Manchester Evening News reports.

EXCLUSIVE: The Empress is returning to Netflix.

Alanis Morissette has said that she pulled out of a planned performance at the Roll And Roll Hall Of Fame induction ceremony on Saturday because she didn’t want to “spend time in an environment that reduces women”.The musician had been scheduled to perform ‘You’re So Vain’ with Olivia Rodrigo as a tribute to Carly Simon. According to Variety, she was at rehearsals on Friday, but then did not appear at the show the following day.Addressing, in an Instagram story post, all the speculation about why she pulled out of the performance, she said: “There are some misinformed rumblings about my not performing at The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame induction ceremony this past weekend. Firstly, I have to say how much I adore Carly Simon and Olivia Rodrigo and Dolly Parton and Janet Jackson and Pat Benetar and Sheryl Crow and Pink and Brandi Carlile and Sara Bareilles – and all the amazing people and artists who were there”.“I have spent decades in an industry that is rife with an overarching anti-woman sentiment and have tolerated a lot of condescension and disrespectfulness, reduction, dismissiveness, contract-breaching, unsupportiveness, exploitation and psychological violence (and more) throughout my career”, she went on.“I tolerated it because nothing would stop me from connecting with those whom I cared about and resonated with”, she added.

The long running legal battle between Kesha and Dr Luke is now scheduled to get properly to court in July next year. A February hearing had originally been anticipated, but that has been pushed back because of ongoing appeals regarding some side issues that could impact on what needs to be proven when the defamation dispute gets to trial.Luke’s defamation lawsuit against Kesha is all that remains of what began as a multi-layered multi-state legal battle which was kickstarted when Kesha accused Luke of rape.

Rihanna recently returned with new track ‘Lift Me Up’ and she’s set to play the Super Bowl half time show in February. So, that all means that her first album since 2016’s ‘Anti’ is on the horizon, right? Wrong. Or so says Rihanna, who would probably know.“No, no, no, that’s not true”, the singer told AP when it suggested that all these developments meant that she “obviously” had a new LP on the way.

The streaming app ITV Hub will be scrapped and replaced with ITVX, bosses have said.

With food prices continuing to rise amid the soaring cost of living crisis, many shoppers have been switching up where they go for their weekly shop to keep prices down. And while the likes of Aldi and Lidl have gained popularity this year, there is one place that is often overlooked - Marks and Spencer.

Alister Jack could swap the House of Commons for the Lords amid reports the Scottish Secretary will be handed a peerage in Boris Johnson's honours list.

Proposals have been launched which will see the streets of Ayr town centre completely redesigned.

Local residents shared stunning pictures taken of Bonfire weekend celebrations as many major displays returned to Perth and Kinross for the first time since 2019.

EXCLUSIVE: Philip Glenister and Steffan Rhodri are to front a factual-based drama for the BBC.

Perth and Kinross councillors will this week be asked to make a commitment to tackle racism when they meet on Wednesday, November 7.

The 35th European Film Awards nominations were announced Tuesday morning and, for the first time in recent memory, they may influence the upcoming 2023 Oscar season. International Film contenders Lukas Dhont’s “Close” and Ali Abbasi’s “Holy Spider” as well as Ruben Östlund’s Palme d’Or winner “Triangle of Sadness” taking four nominations each.

this year. The right to an , for one, may come down to just a few close races.

Oregon GOP gubernatorial candidate Christine Drazan said her Democratic candidate makes decision that are "politically driven" and not what's best for Oregonians on "The Ingraham Angle."  You know, this is a continuation of Tina Kotec's failed leadership, she is out of touch with Oregonians, she is making choices and making decisions that are just politically driven, the reality on the ground is that drugs harm families. And drugs are hurting our state, they are hurting our community, and frankly as you noted, people are dying.The answer here is not to continue to enable this behavior, the answer is to get people into treatment and long-term recovery and not to assume that this is how our state has to be long-term, and therefore we need to create meth stabilization centers, that is the wrong answer.

The Democrat running to become Oregon’s next governor silently moved her endorsement from an embattled state senator to the second page of her website section. Former Oregon House Speaker Tina Kotek, who is seeking the keys to the governor’s mansion, was endorsed by state Senator Jeff Golden, her fellow Beaver State Democrat. Golden’s endorsement, however, appears to have been quietly moved from page one of Kotek’s website’s endorsements tab to the top of page two after a Fox News Digital report revealed the Democrat state senator’s repeated use of the N-word in his 1971 book, "Watermelon Summer." Oregon Democrat state Senator Jeff Golden's endorsement moved to the second page of Kotek's website's endorsement page.

PORTLAND, Ore. – Betsy Johnson is not running for Miss Congeniality.The longtime Democrat now running for governor of Oregon as an unaffiliated candidate is more likely to drop a swear word than a political platitude. When voters asked if she would repeal Oregon's drug decriminalization law, she responded, "Hell yes." On education, she declared, "Let's not worry about pronouns.

Democratic Oregon gubernatorial nominee Tina Kotek is remaining silent over whether she fully supports the teaching of critical race theory and gender-related topics in public schools. Fox News Digital reached out to Kotek's campaign to see where the former speaker of Oregon's House of Representatives stood on those subjects, asking to what extent she felt they should be taught to public schoolchildren, but did not receive a response. A recent Fox News poll found that more than two-thirds of voters in the U.S.