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Swedish climate change activist Greta Thunberg arrived in New York City on Wednesday after traveling across the Atlantic Ocean in a zero-emission yacht. She is in New York to attend the United Nations climate change summit September 23. CBS News' Tom Hanson reports.

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Jan Vertonghen is confident he is fit to play in this weekend’s north London derby against Arsenal, per The Daily Telegraph. What’s the word? The Belgium international has not played this season. Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino has instead partnered Davinson Sanchez with Toby Alderweireld for the first three games of the campaign, in which Spurs beat Aston Villa, drew with Manchester City and lost to Newcastle United. The 32-year-old was not even included in the squad for the game against Villa, while... Читать дальше...

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Purism’s upcoming Librem 5 smartphone is designed to stand out from in a few big ways. It’ll ship with an open source, GNU/Linux-based operating system called PureOS. Users will be able to replace the operating system with an alternate OS if they like. And there will be hardware kill switches to let you shut off […]

ANDRE LOTTERER hopes his battles against former teammate and FE champion Jean-Eric Vergne won’t get too crazy next season. Lotterer left the dominant Techeetah outfit to join Porsche ahead of their debut season in the all-electric championship. The three-time 24 hours of Le Mans champion clashed with Vergne during their time at Techeetah as neither […]

Bookings are being taken for a FaST Minibus to our Emirates FA Cup First Round Qualifying tie at Ashford United on Saturday 7 September. Sue Reason is taking names on a first come first served basis and can be contacted on … Continued

U.S. stocks closed higher Wednesday, but the major indexes were still within ranges seen this month, despite the volatility induced by the inverted U.S. Treasury yield curve, as well as by the U.S.-China trade war, and the threat of a no-deal Brexit.

Sportsmail's racing expert Robin Goodfellow dishes out his tips for Thursday's meetings at Chelmsford City, Carlisle, Ffos Las, Sedgefield and Fontwell.

• Boston Market is giving away a one-ton shipment of mac and cheese to promote its new loyalty program. 
• The first member of Boston Market's loyalty program to reach 10,000 points can cash in to receive a ton of any of Boston Market's sides: mashed potatoes, sweet corn, or mac and cheese. 
• According to the chain, the 2,000 pounds of food can be delivered all at once in a "giant bowl of mac and cheese large enough to swim in" or over several shipments. 
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Media release from Helene Ritchie Former Wellington City Councillor Helene Ritchie is calling for the Government to permanently fund all new trains in the Wellington Region. “This would relieve ratepayers of considerable future cost for essential transport improvements including bus improvements. Without such relief, rates will skyrocket way beyond anything feasible.” Ritchie, adding to comments […]

Ad-supported television isn’t dying at the hands of Netflix and Hulu. It’s just evolving.

The province says wet conditions this summer combined with fire-damaged soils caused the trees to fall, even in moderate winds.

Thirteen of the UK's largest companies have succumbed to pressure from shareholders and MPs to cut the pension contributions of top directors.

They have refused to pay landlords higher rents, enabling them to press on with expansion plans. Restaurants have been hit by higher rents, crippling business rates and the higher minimum wage.

NPR's Mary Louise Kelly talks with British Labour MP Rachael Maskell about the Queen's approval of Prime Minister Boris Johnson's request to suspend Parliament, limiting time to make a deal on Brexit.

In its first full year of trading since it was rescued from administration in a deal backed by Ashley's Sports Direct, it posted a £9.6m loss, compared with £19m a year ago.

To say Shaq wasn't single-mindedly obsessed like Kobe or Jordan is different from saying he didn't put in the work.

Analysts said demand at airports, hospitals and train stations has put the retailer on course for a near 7 per cent rise in full-year profits to £155m, as it moves away from the troubled High Street.

Nike's Flyease technology, a disability-friendly fastening system long featured in limited releases, is going mainstream.