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Translated by Ollie Richardson & Angelina Siard 17:15:0903/01/2019 alternatio.org The State Property Fund of Ukraine plans to sell 10 enterprises of the state-owned “Ukroboronprom“ in 2019. This was reported by the head of the fund Vitaly Trubarov on January 3rd. “The State Property Fund approved a list of objects that are subject to small-scale privatisation […]

An unclaimed Lotto 6-49 ticket worth $1 million that was purchased by someone in B.C. is set to expire Thursday at 4:30 p.m. PST.

The Centre in Rajya Sabha on Thursday said it has no objections if the Election Commission (EC) decides to hold the Jammu and Kashmir Assembly polls a

WATERBURY, Conn. (AP) - Connecticut police say a man posing as a good Samaritan took advantage of another man who had locked his keys in his car and stole his vehicle.

1. Faced with resurgent abuse crisis, Catholic prelates answer with more meetings  Religion News Service
2. Pope Warns U.S. Bishops Against Disunity Over Sex Abuse  The Wall Street Journal
3. Pope Francis talks tough to U.S. bishops, says credibility of church 'is at stake'  NBCNews.com
4. Pope Francis acknowledges sexual abuse scandals have damaged the Catholic Church  The Washington Post
5. ‘Fight for 500’ to uncover priests accused of sexual abuse in Illinois  WGN TV Chicago
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The Most Popular After-School Children’s Drama Program In The World, Offering Acting Classes For Toddlers, Tweens and Teens.

Retired Air Force Maj. Gen. Mike Worden, a finalist for Seattle Department of Transportation director, will lead city departments as they navigate the traffic squeeze expected with the coming Alaskan Way Viaduct closure. Worden will be director of citywide mobility operations, a new role created by Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan, to coordinate between 29 city departments. […]

The second day of the 10th India International Regatta saw the Indians occupy the top spot in most of the classes. The winds were conducive at 8-10 kn

The Editors Guild of India on Thursday said it believes journalists should claim no immunity from healthy and civilised criticism, but at the same time their labelling has emerged as a "favourite tactic" on the part of the establishment to discredit, delegitimise and intimidate them.

A SURROGATE mother appeared on Good Morning Britain today to discuss her plans to carry her sixteenth baby. Carole Horlock, 52 – who has two children of her own and has been a surrogate 13 times already – is keen to give birth to another baby, much to the unease of doctors, family and GMB […]

Someone who purchased a lottery ticket in British Columbia a year ago has lost out on $1 million.

RANGERS have beaten Old Firm rivals Celtic to the signing of Jermain Defoe - securing an 18-month loan deal for the striker, Sky Sports say.

COASTGUARDS who embarked on a dangerous abseil on St Kilda to save the life of a 87-year-old man who slipped while out walking have been nominated to receive the highest honour for their bravery.

KIM Kardashian has been accused of setting a bad example to women after she posted another advert for a weight loss product. The mum-of-three uploaded a photo of herself on Instagram posing with shakes from the Flat Tummy Co. The paid partnership with the brand caused anger among fans, who accused the 38-year-old of being […]

Cole Golka is having a career season at St. Scholastica, and he and his teammates hope are currently ranked 10th in the country and are gunning for the postseason.

Research showing that users are more susceptible to overdoses in unfamiliar places is one more argument for safe-injection sites in jails.

MOSCOW (Sputnik) - The Irish government will seek hundreds of millions of euros in special aid from the European Union if the United Kingdom withdraws from the block without a deal, the Irish Independent newspaper reported on Thursday.

Warner was blamed as the instigator of an incident in which fielder Cameron Bancroft attempted to alter the ball with a piece of yellow sandpaper.

Afghanistan is stronger today than it was when the Taliban could easily take advantage, but a plan needs to be put in place if peace is to be maintained

The Holocaust's devastation may have ramped up faster than anyone imagined.