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DICKINSON — Catherine Coleman, 87, Dickinson, died July 29, 2015, at St. Benedict’s Health Center, Dickinson. Services will be held at 1 p.m. MDT Thursday, Aug. 6, at Stevenson Funeral Home, D…

Don Graumann, 72, Bismarck, died at home July 31, 2015, after a long illness. Cremation has taken place, and a private family memorial service will be held.

PLAZA — Rose M. Julson, 76, Plaza, died July 28, 2015, at a Minot hospital. Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 5, at First Lutheran Church, Plaza.

A cleaner at a mall in China's finacial hub Shanghai had his leg amputated as it got stuck in an escalator, less than a week after a woman was killed in a similar tragedy, sparking concerns over the safety of users.

A cleaner at a mall in China's finacial hub Shanghai had his leg amputated as it got stuck in an escalator, less than a week after a woman was killed in a similar tragedy, sparking concerns over the safety of users.

Tujia.com, China's vacation rental company similar to San Francisco-based Airbnb Inc., raised $300 million for global expansion, the company announced Monday. All-Stars Investment Ltd., which previously invested in Chinese mobile maker Xiaomi Corp. and Uber's biggest Chinese rival -- the taxi hailing app Didi Kuaidi Joint Co. -- led the latest round of funding, Bloomberg reported, citing a statement from the startup.

King Salman of Saudi Arabia has cut short his French Riviera holiday amid a growing row over the closure of a beach in front of his property.

OCEANPORT, N.J. (AP) — When the music played about 10 minutes before the start of the Haskell Invitational, there was no way American Pharoah could lose.

The leadership contest will leave Labour with civil war under Corbyn, or electoral oblivion under Yvette Cooper

Sonal Mandhana of Nagpur emerged as the sole leader with four points in the girls category after the fourth round in the Laxmikant Itkelwar Memorial Maharashtra State U-15 Open Chess Championship at the Naivedyam Hall on Sunday.

The United States has decided to allow airstrikes to defend Syrian rebels trained by the US military from any attackers, even if the enemies hail from forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, US officials said on Sunday.

The absence of free school meals during the summer holidays means some children are going hungry, according to a leading academic and a government adviser on child health.

Favourites Bombay Gymkhana overcame BKCP Andheri SC 2-1 to move into the final of the of the YonexMaharashtra State Masters Inter-Club badminton tournament, hosted by Shuttle Craze Academy at Matunga Gymkhana on Sunday.

A 30-year-old Indian-origin taxi driver in Australia has been sentenced two years in prison, suspended after four months, on charges of dangerously operating a vehicle that caused the death of a man last year.

Heineken, the world's third largest brewer, reported higher first-half results than markets expected.

Afghanistan's government has addressed the growing leadership crisis in the Taliban for the first time, saying it won't deal with the militant group separately from other "armed opposition" in the country.

President Hassan Rouhani affirmed his confidence in Iran's nuclear deal with world powers on Sunday, tackling the criticisms of hardliners and highlighting the achievements of his two-year-old presidency.

The discovery of an airplane part that appeared to be from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 has reignited pain among the families whose loved ones were aboard on the jet that disappeared over a year ago.

A Newcastle Diamonds speedway rider is in an induced coma after a crash at a race meeting in Peterborough.

Nigeria's army said late on Sunday that it rescued 178 people held by Islamist militant group Boko Haram in Nigeria's Borno state, the heartland of the insurgency.

The new state Board of Elections enforcement unit has referred seven cases involving pols for potential prosecution.