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Domestic scrap prices in Turkey have increased over the past week, in line with the firmer costs for imported scrap, sources said on Monday January 21.

The problem is less the employees and more the big forces that put their hands into the pockets of companies and dig deep.

Two Native American skulls are to be sent back to Canada from Scotland - nearly 200 years after they were taken from their graves.

Ja, einiges davon geht wieder weg. Aber trotzdem wirst nie wieder ganz die Selbe sein.

Madrid taxi drivers began an open-ended strike Monday against online ride-hailing services like Uber, joining their counterparts in Barcelona who walked off the job three days ago.

Plans scheme of amalgamation

See what went down in the finals of this year’s Toyota X Monster Energy BMX Triple Challenge. The level all these guys ride on is just absurd, congrats to Pat Casey for taking the win!

A Florida man’s failed attempt to rob a convenience store last week was an effort to prove to this mother that he is “independent” and can take care of himself, police say.

The exhibition lays bare a long history of racist stereotypes, attitudes and policies

Derby County sign former England, Chelsea and Arsenal left-back Ashley Cole on a deal until the end of the season.

Derby County sign former England, Chelsea and Arsenal left-back Ashley Cole on a deal until the end of the season.

NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - The death of a 7-year-old boy in New Jersey's largest city is being investigated as suspicious.

This is a fine piece of documentary-making that generates a deep sense of empathy

Decisions by all four coaches, and the refs, had a major impact on the outcomes.

The civil rights leader was prescient on education. Here are some of the things he wrote on the subject.

Ancient climate change triggered warming that lasted thousands of years  Phys.org

A rapid rise in temperature on ancient Earth triggered a climate response that may have prolonged the warming for many thousands of years, according to ...

Gasoline prices continue to fall across Massachusetts and Rhode Island. AAA Northeast reports that average prices in Massachusetts fell three cents over the past week to $2.41 for a gallon … Click to Continue »

“Trade a wall for AMNESTY, and there’s no purpose to having a wall.”

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Sale-and-leaseback deals are no panacea

A rapid rise in temperature on ancient Earth triggered a climate response that may have prolonged the warming for many thousands of years, according to scientists.

Democrats continue to clamor how inhumane the government shutdown is because non-essential government workers aren't getting their paychecks. But if they are non-essential, then why are we even paying them to begin with? Taxation is theft, and forcing Americans to pay for something they don't want to fund is immoral. They should seek employment in the private sector, especially since there are many more jobs available thanks to Trump's tax and regulatory cuts. Watch the uncensored video streams at... Читать дальше...

A South African former executive on Monday told a corruption probe that his old company had paid monthly bribes for 14 years to a minister who served scandal-tainted ex-president Jacob Zuma. Angelo Agrizzi, ex-chief operating officer of the Bosasa contracting company, has given days of damning testimony to the judicial commission, which is looki ...

DR Congo was on Monday making plans to install Felix Tshisekedi as its new president this week after a long and bitter election whose outcome was disputed by the runner-up and shunned by many western nations. The ceremony, which was scheduled for Tuesday but looks increasingly likely to happen on Thursday, will see the 55-year-old sworn in as pr ...

Director of Security at Kotoka International Airport (KIA) VVIP section, Hopeson Adorye has denied media reports that he has been sacked as the Airport security director. Mr. Adorye rsquo;s statement is in reaction to a news item published by the Herald newspaper claiming he had been sacked. According to the paper rsquo;s sources within ...

The Zimbabwe High Court ruled Monday that government had no powers to order a shutdown of the internet which was imposed as protests swept across the country last week. State Security Minister Owen Ncube ordered service providers to switch off the internet as security forces cracked down on protesters following the wave of violent anti-governmen ...