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LONDON — Having twice thrown out Prime Minister Theresa May’s plan for Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union, the fractious British Parliament on Wednesday also rejected the idea of a disorderly “no-deal” exit from the bloc at the end of the month.

Brochures on the new program, BounceBack, will be mailed out to residents in Peterborough, Lindsay, Port Hope and Cobourg this week.

Ample snowfall boosts Oregon snowpack Hermiston Herald What a difference a month makes. Oregon snowpack was averaging just 73 percent of normal at the beginning of February, setting the stage for low

Restaurant owner opposing Oregon Village road plan gets email threat before testifying LancasterOnline Despite receiving a threatening email Monday morning, the owner of Reflections restaurant testif

NEW YORK (AP) — When cyberthieves attacked Empire Industries' computer network, technology manager Rich Shemanskis could see files in the process of being infected by malicious software.

The latest quarrel between the leaders of Turkey and Israel continued for a second day Wednesday as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan labeled Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a "thief" and a "tyrant."

BY KENT ASHBY Have you ever wondered why some people just never get into golf, like the rest of us? Do they not enjoy it? Is it too expensive? I’m sure we all have thought about this at some point. While it’s easy to conclude that “golf just isn’t for everybody”, we wanted to dive […]

Would you believe Lakers legend Kobe Bryant learned another language just to trash talk his opponent? Actually, yeah, that sounds like something Kobe would do.

President Trump has said the U.S. will ground the Boeing 737 Max 8 and 9, meaning a growing number of travelers could face flight delays and cancellations.

Protesters take to streets, stage sit-ins, form human chain to condemn offenders

Three big carriers in Chicago — Southwest, United and American — anticipate little impact on flight operations.

1. Congratulations, Mrs May. That was the most farcical moment in Brexit yet  Telegraph.co.uk
2. Brexit deal: What do the documents say?  BBC News
3. How Theresa May's second Brexit deal defeat unfolded  Telegraph.co.uk
4. The attorney general’s legal advice confirms it: we are never going to leave the EU  The Independent
5. Hour by hour, how Theresa May’s doomed day went from hope to despair as MPs torpedoed her Brexit deal  The Sun
6. View full coverage on Google News

LIVERPOOL fans were not impressed after Joel Matip put through his own net to gift Bayern Munich an equaliser at the Allianz Arena.

Wednesday's top personal finance stories

Toronto police allege the man chatted with someone online and counselled someone to commit sexual offences on a child.

Steve Case, the co-founder of AOL and a billionaire investor, is touring the middle of the country in hopes of funding the next great business. 60 Minutes reports, Sunday at 7p.m. ET/PT

Katie Taylor says she faces the first hurdle of a potentially “monumental” year as she meets Rose Volante in a World Lightweight unification clash at the Liacouras Center in Philadelphia, PA on Friday March 15, live on DAZN in the […]

Whatever it is, it is very beautiful. And hopefully equally deadly.

SportsLine's advanced computer model simulated Thursday's Iowa State vs. Baylor matchup 10,000 times

WASHINGTON, D.C.— On April 20, 2019, the National Building Museum opens Animals, Collected, a new exhibition featuring architectural objects depicting animals, all drawn from the permanent collection. Imagined as a cabinet of curiosities, Animals, Collected presents two- and three-dimensional materials that encourage…

Amazon's popular Fire TV devices are now compatible with the most popular on-demand music streaming service in the United States, thanks to a new integration with Apple Music that has finally hit Fire TV devices.