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Mike Matheson scored the winning goal to help the Florida Panthers snap a seven-game losing streak.

A man has been charged with murder following the death of Aiia Maasarwe. The 20-year-old appeared in Melbourne Magistrates' Court earlier today and did not apply for bail. It comes as hundreds have gathered for vigils around Melbourne to mourn the death of the Israeli exchange student. Ms Maasarwe's body was discovered in bushes outside Bundoora shopping centre, north of Melbourne CBD on Wednesday morning.

India as an investment destination continues to hold sway, says Shah.

According to a report in The New York Times citing sources late Friday, the FTC "is in the advanced stages of its investigation into whether Facebook violated privacy rules and is expected to seek large fines from the company".

Twenty die and 71 burn as Mexico oil pipeline explodes  Sky News

Mexico's president is trying to crack down on oil thievery, which he says cost the country £2.3bn last year.

They're not going to finish in the top 4; Chelsea and Spurs will pick up enough points to stay there. United's form will also regress, but they could push Arsenal very hard which should make for a thrilling battle for 5th place. Exciting times.

A 35-year-old man was mowed down by a car outside the CISF camp in Ecotech 3 area of Greater Noida on Friday morning. The victim has been identified as Satender Singh from Mubarakpur village.

EthiopiasHouse of Peoples Representatives passed a law on Thursday that will grant expansive rights to the nations refugee population. These rights include the right to obtain work permits, access pri

Report: Louisville to Hire Gunter Brewer to Coach Wide Receivers Card Chronicle Football Scoop has reported that Scott Satterfield has finished out his staff and will hire wide receiver coach Gunter

Freshman center Daniel Oturu is learning to provide the Gophers a spark whenever he can. "He's still very raw, but he's producing," coach Richard Pitino said.

A few days back, Malaika was spotted outside Arjun’s house

Metro Louisville tracking hundreds of flu cases each week WDRB LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Jefferson County has steadily reported hundreds of influenza cases over the past few weeks, but doctors said t

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The Supreme Court of India on Thursday upheld the constitutional validity of a law imposing restrictions on the licensing and functioning of dance bars in the state of Maharashtra and its capital Mumb

“When there is no placement or a job in hand after a degree, it becomes very difficult for the students. Due to all this, the students began to think that pursuing medical studies is a better option than engineering.”

2 BN leaders may be involved in loan shark activities, claims consumer group Free Malaysia Today KL Consumer Protection Society states they are in the midst of referring the case to the AG and is als

Gophers coach Richard Pitino talks Friday about trying to regroup after bad loss at Illinois

Alex Belzile scored the only goal of the game and the Rocket (18-17-6) earned their third straight win.

US Open champion Naomi Osaka survives third-round scare at Australian Open USA TODAY MELBOURNE Naomi Osaka struggled to a 5-7, 6-4, 6-1 third-round victory to keep her chances of winning a second co

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The course will have an intake of 20 students who can take the program via JEE-Advanced.

Watch: U.S. women's poignant visit to Normandy