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BISMARCK, N.D. — North Dakota’s first medical marijuana dispensary is set to open next week, the culmination of a nearly two-year effort by the state Health Department to establish a distribution system for the drug. New York City-based Acreage Holdings plans to open The Botanist in Fargo on Feb. 28, selling drugs produced by a

"This is a historic day for Israel because this picture of unity has not been seen here for dozens of years," Gantz said.

Any actual news of when he is expected to be back playing? PH has mentioned Gauld is due back in a few weeks with his hamstring but haven’t seen anything quoted on Agyepong. I saw him in the car park at the ground before the Elgin game but didn’t have the chance to ask him. Would love to see...

New government statistics show 250 parents have been separated from children since a June court order. Separations of siblings and other relatives could account for hundreds more.

If in doubt...sit them out!

Huskers Set for Big Ten Championships

KILGORE — Empty possessions coming out of the halftime break put Kilgore College in a deep hole, and Tyler Junior College buried the Rangers from the free throw line late as the Apaches escaped with a 71-68 Region XIV Conference win on Wednesday at Masters Gymnasium.

After learning they jumped into the NJCAA top 10 for the first time this season, the Tyler Junior College Apache Ladies showed they were worthy of such a lofty status on Wednesday night.

Erik Owen had five RBIs and Ben Cegelski drove in four runs as the No. 2 Tyler Junior College Apaches defeated Bossier Parish Community College 15-1 in seven innings on Wednesday at Mike Carter Field.

Kingsport, Tenn.- The Appalachian Athletic Conference (AAC) announced the men's basketball awards at the annual awards banquet on Wednesday night. The banquet was held at the MeadowView Marriott Conference Resort & Convention Center in Kingsport, Tenn. Tennessee Wesleyan saw a few members of the men's basketball team win some major awards.

Dramatic dried-up river channels over a mile wide and 650 feet deep have been detected on Mars, showcasing how the Red Planet once hosted liquid water at its surface.

It's Microsoft codename-apalooza time. How do Lite, Centaurus, Pegasus, WCOS and now, Santorini, all fit into what seems to be Microsoft's evolving Chromebook-compete strategy? Read on.

This is going to be an election of promises just like Donald Trump’s Wall promise – a campaign of empty promises.

One of the most historic roads in North Carolina is slowly disappearing into the sea off the Outer Banks, but environmentalists believe they have found a unique way to save … Click to Continue »

One of the most historic roads in North Carolina is slowly disappearing into the sea off the Outer Banks, but environmentalists believe they have found a unique way to save … Click to Continue »

The U.S. needs to make moving toward a trade pact with Japan an “extraordinary” priority. That’s according to Gregg Doud, the chief agricultural negotiator for the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative.

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The newly appointed Bosasa liquidator has moved swiftly to secure documents and computers at the company's Krugersdorp head office.

What I'm Hearing: Mike Bohn of MMAjunkie was on hand for Georges St-Pierre's retirement press conference and relays the reasons why the legendary fighter is stepping away. Spoiler: One of the reasons involves Khabib Nurmagomedov.

By David Ljunggren OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Thursday said he was still puzzled by the decision of former veterans affairs minister Jody Wilson-Raybould to quit last week, even after she addressed the Cabinet on Tuesday. Trudeau is battling allegations that his officials last year pressured Wilson-Raybould, then justice minister, to ensure construction company SNC-Lavalin Group Inc avoided a corruption and bribery trial. Trudeau insists there was no wrongdoing... Читать дальше...

City of Asylum bookstore manager Lesley Rains receives a scholarship to attend the world’s oldest book fair in Frankfurt, Germany.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Eleven Venezuelan diplomats in the United States have defected from President Nicolas Maduro's government since opposition leader Juan Guaido declared himself interim president last month, a representative of Venezuela's opposition said on Thursday. Gustavo Marcano, senior aide to the Venezuelan opposition's envoy to Washington, told reporters that Maduro's diplomatic network in the United States had ceased to function and said the opposition was working to restore consular services in the United States. Читать дальше...