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If you’re on the fence about buying a home, you may want to decide quick.

You might not hear the words "Emily Dickinson" and think "rebellious teen," but that's why we have television. 

EA wants you to invest in crypto, or does it? The gaming powerhouse authored a tweet a little over an hour ago pushing its 5.5 million followers to invest in cryptocurrency. It's brief, to the point, and on the surface-level an unequivocal thumbs up to the ever-changing and intriguing world of alternative currencies. Yes, we've […]

In February 2018, Jeff Stoutland, an assistant coach with the Philadelphia Eagles, was a day away from setting off on a golf trip with some buddies from his high school days in Staten Island when he got a call from the team’s scouting staff. They wanted him to go to Florida to check out a prospect, …

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Philippines: Attacks Against Lawyers Escalating

September 19, 2019

Freedom House joins the undersigned organizations, lawyers, and members of the legal profession, express deep concern over the increasing attacks against lawyers in the Philippines.

Three times? Four? The Canadian prime minister appears to be setting a world record for blackface incidents.

KRIS Boyson has hinted he and Katie Price are back ON as he spoke about their split for the first time tonight. Talking to Fubar Radio the 29-year-old refused to confirm he was single, saying: “Errrr… It’s all a bit… Everything is up in the air at the moment.” He added: “I’ve just been getting […]

Shkodran Mustafi insists he is not "at war" with Arsenal over his future.

COLUMBUS — Mayors and police chiefs from across the state and political aisle stood in unison at the Statehouse on Thursday to demand action from lawmakers against gun violence in the wake of last month’s mass shooting in Dayton that claimed nine lives.

Government cannot integrate Metro 3 with the other line, says State counsel

You've got questions about how airplanes and airlines work and Captain John Cox has answers. Each week, he clears up aviation mysteries.

Results from the annual medical test conducted for policemen point to 20 suspicious cases

Justice V. Ramasubramanian gets picked on merit overlooking seniority

Ahead of this week's climate strike, the 16-year-old activist warns the powers that be, "change is coming, whether you like it or not."

Chelsea have conceded 14 goals in seven matches under Frank Lampard and Emile Heskey can see Liverpool adding to that tally on Sunday.

US media report that his comments to an unnamed foreign leader sparked a formal complaint.

Emmerdale actress Gemma Oaten revealed all on her character Rachel Breckle's death on the ITV soap tonight

The charges against Baring Vostok executives could fall apart as investigators have re-appraised the value of shares of a bank, which was central to the case.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau declined to say Thursday he didn't wear blackface or brownface on more occasions after photos and videos of three instances surfaced.

Just in time for the launch of the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro, Apple is finally re-opening the doors to its flagship store on Fifth Avenue in New York City. Better known as "the cube," the iconic 77,000 square feet space has been closed for renovati...

Half of all U.S. counties lack a single obstetrician-gynecologist, and the shortage could get worse in the coming years.

• Health insurance isn't the type of financial decision that you set and forget.
• Having a baby, starting a new job, getting married or divorced, changes in your health, and shifting financial priorities are good reasons to review your health coverage.
• The government-run Health Insurance Marketplace begins its open enrollment period for 2020 healthcare coverage on November 1, 2019, though certain events may qualify you for a special enrollment period throughout the year.
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When it comes to investing, if you ask the investing public to gauge how their portfolio is performing, they will answer that they are doing so and so over/under the S&P 500.

NORMAN, Okla. — A graduate of the University of Oklahoma has added a negligence claim to his lawsuit against the university, former Vice President Tripp Hall III and the Board of Regents for the University of Oklahoma. In June, 25-year-old Levi Hilliard filed a tort claim against the university and officials over alleged sexual misconduct. According to court documents, Hilliard claims he was sexually assaulted by Hall on at least five occasions dating back to the fall of 2017 through […]