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The Raptors looked strong in Game 2, but now they head to the Magic Kingdom for the first playoff game in Orlando in seven years. How will Toronto fare? Let’s watch.

Good Samaritans of social media — small and large businessmen — rose to the occasion on Friday and started to post job offers for employees of Jet Airways. A publishing company owner from Chennai offered to recruit two Jet employees to man his customer support functions. Others included a PR firm and a modelling agency.

So you’ve decided to come crawling back, huh?

I wish Blake Snell was starting today. I hope we didn’t take him for granite.

NEW ALBANY, Ind. – The IU Southeast baseball team put up 12 runs in the first inning and did not look back as they defeated Cincinnati Christian 21-0 in seven innings on Friday.

A demon and an angel need to kill lots of people to stop Armageddon. That’s the premise of God’s Trigger, a gory top-down shooter whose slick combat and interesting levels help make it more than just another Hotline Miami wannabe.

Good Friday not that great.

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Police said the boy sustained non life-threatening injuries and have opened an investigation into the shooting.

US airport security: Facial recognition to scan 97 per cent passengers by 2023

The case spun out of special counsel Robert Mueller’s probe into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.

The worst came exactly 11 weeks ago when the NCAA told Silvio De Sousa he could not do the thing he left his family in Angola to do, because adults … Click to Continue »

The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences has responded to a lawsuit filed by director Roman Polanski, saying it stands by its decision to expel the filmmaker last May.

People across Canada and the U.S. will come together tonight for seder, the ritual meal that marks the beginning of the Passover holiday. For more than 1,500 of them, tonight will be their very first time doing so.

The goal is to raise awareness about the importance of up-to-date dog licenses and rabies vaccinations.