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A warm and sunny weekend is expected for the Las Vegas Valley, according to the National Weather Service.

Thanks to my 2018 SoxMath title, I got to do some really cool things during the home opener

1. Pence says Buttigieg bringing 'attacks on my Christian faith'  CNN
2. Buttigieg goes from cordial to critical of Pence on campaign  NBC News
3. Pence knocks Buttigieg for criticizing him: 'He knows better'  POLITICO
4. Mayor Pete Buttigieg is the hottest thing in politics. Can it last?  Los Angeles Times
5. Douglas MacKinnon: Mayor Pete Buttigieg and the traps he faces  Fox News
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Something serious going on in West Bengal, says SC; seeks state's reply on custom officials harassment

In what appear to be harbingers of new ways to finance gene therapies and potentially turn fortunes around, drug manufacturers are offering, and in some cases payers have been amenable to, value-based contracts and installment plans.

Shares of National Oilwell Varco Inc. tumbled 4.6% in morning trade Friday, after the oil services company lowered first-quarter revenue expectations, citing the negative impact of lower oil prices on oilfield equipment demand. The company said it expects first quarter revenue of $1.94 billion, which is up from $1.80 billion a year ago but below the FactSet consensus of $2.09 billion. "The severity of the decline in demand for oilfield equipment resulting from the sharp fall in oil prices during late 2018... Читать дальше...

Zeit zum Schauen, Innehalten und Entdecken: Frühlings- spuren bei einer Runde um den Mattsee.

Before Cardiff City's crunch Premier League match at Burnley, BBC Sport Wales assesses the stats behind their survival chances.

Bryson DeChambeau almost finished the back nine in spectacular fashion in the first round of the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club.

The first phase of polling for the Lok Sabha elections in Assam on Thursday recorded an average 78.23 per cent of polling, election department officials said on Friday.

Customers can also lease a Tesla for the first time - but they won't be able to buy it once the lease is up

Supporters are encouraged to wear their silliest hats or shirts to the Trawlerboys final day of the season clash with Bedworth United.

Records show that, on average, global sea level rose by 3.2 mm a year between 1993 and 2018, but hidden within this average is the fact that the rate of rise has been accelerating over the last few years. Taking measurements of the height of the sea surface is essential to monitoring this worrying trend – and the Copernicus Sentinel-6 mission is on the way to being ready to do just this.

(Telecompaper) FCC chairman Ajit Pai has announced a plan to put the US at the forefront of 5G...

If Kishor denies having met Prasad with such a proposal, he is speaking a "blatant lie", she said.

ORIGIN sells ethically sourced and produced sweatshirts and t-shirts, using profits to jumpstart local impact businesses in Africa.

Advertorial: Glasgow ad agency Cole AD makes move in Clockwise direction Scottish Legal News Moving home can be stressful and when Glasgow-based creative agency, Cole AD, found themselves seeking new

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The legacy of German weightlifter Matthias Steiner, whose emotional gold medal win in 2008 inspired a career of promoting a healthy and active lifestyle, is featured in an all new episode of the Olympic Channel original series Legends Live On. Beyond the spotlight of the Olympic Games where legends are made, the legacy of Olympians live on. […]

Transgender military personnel must serve as their 'birth gender' for the duration of their service

Diageo, which had acquired Mallya's United Spirits nearly six years ago, is claiming USD 40 million paid to him as part of an alleged breach of agreement.

We've been covering for a while how Paul Ryan's once-heralded Foxconn factory deal in Wisconsin quickly devolved into farce. The state originally promised Taiwan-based Foxconn a $3 billion state subsidy if the company invested $10 billion in a Wisconsin LCD panel plant that created 13,000 jobs. But as the subsidy grew the promised factory began to shrink further and further, to the point where nobody at this point is certain that anything meaningful is going to get built at all.