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Dublin: Vandals damage turf in Emerald Fields Park ThisWeek Community News The turf at Emerald Fields Park, 4040 Wyandotte Woods Blvd., sustained an estimated $3000 in damage earlier this month. Acco

The US government said the hack of the SEC financial database was part of a bigger scheme.

Spurs will be without Harry Kane as they look to break a long trophy drought in the League Cup and the England captain is not expected back until March.

Gov. Phil Murphy (D) called for legalizing the recreational use of marijuana by adults in New Jersey in his ...

The former chief spokesman for the Department of Justice explained the “gaping hole” in Attorney General nominee William Barr’s testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee. Matt Miller, the former director of the Office of Public Affairs at DOJ, joined MSNBC anchor Nicolle Wall...

As CBS looks to find its footing after being rocked by a series of scandals, acting CEO Joseph Ianniello and other top executives took questions from employees on Tuesday about the company’s culture and future plans. In the first of two planned live-blog sessions on the company’s internal employee web portal, Ianniello was asked Tuesday, […]

U.S. stocks rallied to their highest level in more than a month Tuesday after China's government moved to inject more life into its economy by cutting taxes and increasing spending. Netflix led a surge in high-tech companies.

Using the hashtag #10YearChallenge, stars have been sharing photos to illustrate just how much they've changed since 2009.

Cagliari striker Diego Farias is wanted by Parma and Sassuolo, but Sportitalia claim Bologna are close to a deal.

European Union leaders said they would step up preparations for a no-deal Brexit and business groups reacted with alarm after British lawmakers defeated Prime Minister Theresa May’s Brexit divorce deal by a crushing margin on Tuesday. An EU flag flutters next to the statue of Winston Churchill outsi...

Ever since the study of consumer culture began, attention has been paid to the anxiety people feel toward their possessions. The downside to living in a society that values accumulation is that many of us feel uneasy about the amount of stuff that surrounds us. (Clutter, some psychologists tell us, can create a stressful environment.) Of the innumerable artistic responses to this phenomenon, Keita Takahashi’s classic game “Katamari Damacy’ is one of the more sanguine.

The political turmoil in Karnataka in the wake of two lawmakers withdrawing support to the coalition government of Congress and JD(S) led to a Twitter war between Congress leader Siddaramaiah and the...

Bank is introducing charges against the spirit of a watchdog's recommendations, claims MP.

Grace Millane: New Zealand man pleads not guilty to murdering British backpacker  Sky News

By Stephen D'Antal in Auckland. The New Zealand man accused of murdering British backpacker Grace Millane has pleaded not guilty at Auckland High Court.

It’s the biggest mystery of The Bachelor this season: Why in the world does Colton Underwood take so many showers? Nary a 15-minute vignette of screen time goes by without him engaging in some kind of sensual shower moment — shirtless, of course — with slow-mo effects to heighten the ... More »

BENTONVILLE (KFSM) — A Rogers man pleaded not guilty Tuesday (Jan. 15) to killing a man in a Bentonville motel last fall. Walter James Bryan, 18, is charged in Benton County Circuit Court with first-degree murder, aggravated robbery, intimidating a witness and tampering with physical evidence. Bentonville police said Bryan shot Tyler Garska in the head at the Super 8 Motel on Walton Boulevard on Nov. 20, 2018. A housekeeper found Garska, 22, dead inside the room later that day. […]

WASHINGTON — The Environmental Protection Agency hit a 30-year low in 2018 in the number of pollution cases it referred for criminal prosecution, Justice Department data show. EPA said in a statement that it is directing “its resources to the most significant and impactful cases.” But the 166 cases referred for prosecution in the last fiscal year is the lowest number since 1988, when Ronald Reagan was president and 151 cases were referred, according to Justice Department data obtained by the nonprofit... Читать дальше...

Satellogic aims to image Earth at 1-meter resolution once a week.

TRADITIONAL masculinity is “harmful” and leads to high rates of violence and suicide, a major health body has claimed. Long-established manly traits like toughness, aggression, and dominance can have “significant costs” for the community, the American Psychological Association revealed. The groundbreaking report claimed the “traditional masculinity ideology” can limit men’s “psychological development, constrain their behaviour […]

Joe Root made a promising start to the biggest year of his cricketing life, dealing with a tricky pitch on the first day of England’s Caribbean tour.

Joe Root made a promising start to the biggest year of his cricketing life, dealing with a tricky pitch on the first day of England’s Caribbean tour.

California’s PG&E said Monday that it plans to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after facing $30 billion in wildfire-related liabilities. WSJ’s Lee Hawkins breaks down how the utility giant got to this point and what this means for energy customers.

Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase, warns that the partial US government shutdown could cut the United States’ economic growth to zero if it continues through March 31. “Someone estimated that if it goes on for the whole quarter, it can reduce growth to zero,” Dimon told reporters. He did not cite the source