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The move comes after a British Columbia New Democrat seeking reelection complained about a flurry of ads in local newspapers

Here are some things you could have done in the time it took the Dodgers and Pittsburgh Pirates to play the first three innings of Saturday's game:

Every year at this time, a storyline emerges in the early days of training camp. This year, sparked by the fact that Titans rookie quarterback Marcus Mariota has yet to throw an interception during practice. It’s a meaningless stat, during the portion of the calendar where the only meaningful thing that happens are injuries. But…

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LOS ANGELES, Aug. 8 (UPI) -- Hollywood actress Kelly Rutherford is refusing to send her children back to their father in Monaco as per a court-ordered agreement.

BARRE, Vermont - The latest in the investigation into four deaths in Vermont, including a state child protection worker (all times local):

BARRE, Vt. (AP) — The latest in the investigation into four deaths in Vermont, including a state child protection worker (all times local):

Kim Richards' family is not giving up. Just a few days after the former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star was arrested for shoplifting, E! News can confirm Kim's family had...

KAZAN, Russia — There’s no stopping Katie Ledecky. The 18-year-old American virtually raced herself at the world swimming championships, and she was unbeatable. Ledecky ended her meet in spectacular style Saturday night, lowering her own world record by 3.61 seconds in the 800-meter freestyle for her fifth gold medal. She swam the 16-lap race in 8 minutes, 7.39 seconds, bettering her time of 8:11.00 set last year on home soil. “I knew that I was capable of going sub-8:10,” she said... Читать дальше...

Three people have been pulled from waters off the Queensland coast, with reports one has died.

BEIJING (AP) — A typhoon that left 10 people dead or missing in Taiwan weakened Sunday as it battered southeast China, collapsing homes and trees and leaving more than a million homes without power.

Depression over prolonged illness drove two people to commit suicide in the city in less than a week’s time.

Cardiff (United Kingdom) (AFP) - Joe Schmidt admits he is facing some tough decisions after Ireland’s impressive 35-21 World Cup warm-up win over Wales in Cardiff.

SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Maybe one day they'll learn.

Check out all the action at San Francisco's Golden Gate Park.

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SEJONG, Aug. 9 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's automobile production shrank slightly from a year earlier in July as a cut in exports more than offset a growth in domestic sales, the government said Sunday. In July, the country's overall output of cars ca

SEJONG, Aug. 9 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's home transactions surged to a new monthly high in July, the government said Sunday, pointing to a strong recovery in the real estate market. The number of home transactions came to 110,675 last month, up 43.

Triumphant England captain Alastair Cook has hailed Michael Clarke a "fine servant" of Australian cricket.

Like many politicians before him, Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria’s new president, is finding that promises made during a campaign are easy to announce, but more difficult to keep. A former army major-general who briefly seized power in Africa’s most populous state in the 1980s, Mr Buhari swept to power in April promising not only to tackle Boko Haram, the Islamist group that has wreaked havoc and bloodshed in Nigeria, but to defeat it.

Truly the strangest team victory in MLS history. An amazing accomplishment, D.C. United.

SEOUL, Aug. 9 (Yonhap) -- Three military officers have been indicted on bribery charges for glossing over defects in the examination of three submarines in return for future employment at the shipbuilder, prosecutors said Sunday. A 56-year-old reti

SEOUL, Aug. 9 (Yonhap) -- With the Aug. 15 Liberation Day approaching, President Park Geun-hye will use the upcoming week to reinforce her reform initiative and improve people's morale, a Cheong Wa Dae official said Sunday. Park is scheduled to cha

The letters gave Cpl. Ernest Langdon "freedom of movement" in the Panama Canal Zone.

At least 12 people including four foreign UN contractors died in a hostage siege at a hotel in central Mali that ended after government troops stormed the building on Saturday.