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The Catholic Church in Texas said it was reviewing allegations against a top priest accused of seducing a married woman while hearing her confessions.

Traditions are an intriguing twitch of the curtain, a means of discovering what people reveal when relaxed.

Members of the British royal family watch from the balcony of Buckingham Palace as the Red Arrows flew overhead following the Trooping the Colour ceremony on Saturday (June 8).

Elanco promoted giving antibiotics to every hog in a herd

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Jeff Skinner tells The Associated Press he is grateful for the faith the Buffalo Sabres showed in making him their second highest-paid player and welcomes the increased expectations that come with his newly signed eight-year, $72 million contract. Skinner says it’s his job to produce and he looks forward to playing a

UTEP quarterback Kai Locksley was accused of driving while intoxicated, possession of marijuana, terroristic threat and unlawful carrying of a weapon.

Joe Biden supported the Hyde Amendment for years, barring the use of taxpayer funds for most abortions. But sadly, he gave in to political pressure this week and flipped his position.

US Sassuolo midfielder, Alfred Duncan has tied the knot with his longtime girlfriend. The enterprising who has been scintillating for the Italian Serie A tied the knot on Saturday. Duncan has excluded from Kwesi Appiah squad for the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations with a minor injury he suffered during the season. The 25-year-old has bee ...

ST. GABRIEL, La. — Authorities say a Louisiana sheriff’s deputy filmed a mother performing a sex act on her 1-year-old boy. News outlets report St. Gabriel Police arrested Shaderick Jones on Friday on multiple charges including principal to first-degree rape. The boy’s mother was arrested Saturday on a charge of first-degree rape and incest. According

Algiers (AFP) – Algeria’s interim president missed the country’s football cup final Saturday amid clashes between fans and police, a first in decades, local media reported. Violence broke out just before kickoff between supporters of...

The Thripunithura police arrested a person on the charge of attempting to cheat a firm engaged in gold loan three times in a single month by allegedly

JESSE LINGARD is in line for a contract extension at Manchester United. Lingard, 26, still has two years left on his deal, but manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer wants to nail down his integral players. The England star will see his pay rise by a quarter to £130,000 a week — still some way short of […]

Live, blow-by-blow updates for today’s UFC 238 main card from Chicago, which features a top contenders bout at women’s strawweight as the featured prelim.

Johnny Manziel did not participate in the XFL's invite-only showcase in Houston, but he said he'd love to reunite with the team's coach, June Jones.

Project Neon will shut down the I-15 South from the 95 exit to Sahara from June 7 until 5 a.m. on June 10.

Thailand's Phachara Khongwatmai and Thongchai Jaidee overcame Tom Lewis and Paul Waring of England in the final of GolfSixes Cascais.

If one thing became clear during the prime minister’s three-day overseas trip, it is that Justin Trudeau has much to learn from French President Emmanuel Macron and vice versa.

Sabres' Skinner tells AP he welcomes higher expectations

BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - Jeff Skinner tells The Associated Press he is grateful for the faith the Buffalo Sabres showed in making him their second highest-paid player and welcomes the increased expectations that come with his newly signed eight-year, $72 million contract.

Jeff Skinner tells The Associated Press he is grateful for the faith the Buffalo Sabres showed in making him their second highest-paid player and welcomes the increased expectations that come with his newly signed eight-year, $72 million contract

If you’re poised to tune into the U.S. Open this week expecting Tiger Woods to repeat his record-shattering performance of 19 years ago at Pebble Beach, you’re likely to be disappointed. That isn’t going to happen again, and probably never will. But if you don’t think Woods has a great chance to capture his fourth...