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TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — New Jersey's state workers would get 2 percent raises annually and the state would save $70 million in health benefits under a four-year, $120 million labor contract Gov. Phil Murphy unveiled Thursday. The first-term Democrat announced the deal with the state's Communication Workers of America and the AFL-CIO representing 32,000 workers on the heels of his second budget address, which finances about $1 billion in new spending with roughly $1 billion in savings from worker health benefits. Читать дальше...

The Italian was axed by Fulham after just 17 games last week but it set for a swift return to management

In a lengthy blog post yesterday, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said that he wants Facebook to focus on encryption and privacy by combining its messaging products, but lawmakers and economists are worried that Zuckerberg may be attempting to outflank regulatory action.

With 'The Border,' America's foremost chronicler of the war on drugs closes a chapter.

Pardon me? What was the most ridiculous name you've come across in real life? 1. Holidaying in the Scottish Highlands a few years ago, my uncle was treated by an elderly doctor called Donald Duck ...

Is it the right time to start a Women's IPL?

A photograph of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee alongside stalwarts of Bengal, including revolutionary hero Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and Nobel laureate poet Rabindra Nath Tagore, on a giant flex at the heart of the city's information technology hub has created a stir among the netizens as well as the commuters here.

Inderjeet Singh’s chances of figuring in the Tokyo Olympics would be over if the CAS upholds the WADA appeal.

This blog post is about how to obstruct problem solving by ineffective thinking.

Suggestions for the design of a new children's play area are being welcomed as council bosses plan to replace a run-down maze.

Executive pay levels at Tullow Oil declined by more than 13% last year, the Irish-founded exploration company's latest annual report shows.

On March 7th, CoinAll Exchange officially listed the XBX token of Bitex, a well-known cryptocurrency financial service provider, and launched a week-long campaign to give away 10 BTC & 500,000 XBX to users. Bitex provides hyper-localized crypto-banking services through their global platform, including currency exchange and banking infrastructure such as BitexPay, Bitex Atm, Bitex Debit Card and so on. CoinAll general manager Katherine Deng said that CoinAll is committed to excavating global... Читать дальше...

PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — South Dakota senators have passed Gov. Kristi Noem's last-minute bills to prepare for potential protests over the Keystone XL oil pipeline. The Senate voted Thursday to send the measures to the House, which was to debate them later that day. The push comes late in session, and critics have panned the administration's lack of consultation with Native American tribes. The Republican governor's bills would require pipeline companies to chip in on protest-related expenses and create... Читать дальше...

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In other news the pope is catholic and Bolton are skint

BEAUREGARD, Ala. (AP) — The Latest on a killer tornado in Alabama (all times local): 11:15 a.m. Alabama's Democratic U.S. senator is thanking President Donald Trump for his response to the deadly tornado that killed 23 people in the state. Sen. Doug Jones noted during a news conference Thursday in Beauregard that Trump has declared an emergency in Alabama and plans to visit the devastated area Friday. The senator said: "I want to thank him in advance for coming to Alabama and for this emergency declaration."... Читать дальше...

A coroner investigating the death of a Nigerian man in police custody in downtown Athens on February 8 yesterday ruled that the 35-year-old had “ischemic-type myocardial lesions” as a result of drug abuse.

He has no conflict of interest regarding SA's independent power producers programme and those who make such allegations must prove it first, President Cyril Ramaphosa tells Parliament.

“He’s in a great place. In terms of me nothing changes. We’re working with the player. He puts a smile on my face when I get out of bed and go all the way to training to work with him because he’s a top player. “The interest and speculation won’t go away and that’s something […]

Facebook has banned 137 accounts and pages across the social network and Instagram.

• Facebook has detected a network of fake accounts in the UK that were trying to influence political debate.
• The pages posed as both far-right and anti-far-right activists, spread hate speech, and posted about hot-button political issues.
• The Atlantic Council analysed some of pages and said overall they "seemed design to amplify pro-Islam and anti-extremist messaging."

Facebook has taken down a network of fake accounts that were attempting to influence British political debate.

Plus Frank MacDonald of Washington State Legends of Soccer talks about their upcoming fundraiser.