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"I think if we as a team are willing to get out of our comfort zones a lot more, then we will be unfazed with what happens at the toss."

It is also beyond doubt that the police are unable to contain the crime situation effectively says the letter writer

New Zealand beekeepers are attempting to boot Australians out of the international manuka honey market.

When Buffy Nguyen lit a car on fire in the carpark of a western Sydney pub, he did not know its owner had been executed in a suburban street days earlier.

A US military helicopter lost control of a heavy metal container on Monday, sending the box plummeting down onto the South Korean city of Yongin. Nobody was hurt in the incident, which is just the latest in a string of mishaps involving things falling from US aircraft onto towns.

Move over “Sharknado,” there’s a new weather craze that’s here to smoke you out.

Congressional Democrats on Monday pressed their demands for full disclosure of a whistleblower’s complaint about President Donald Trump and intensified their calls for impeachment. Trump insisted anew he did nothing wrong.

The I-Land is a new sci-fi horror series on Netflix starring Kate Bosworth, Natalie Martinez, and Alex Pettyfer

Severe curtailment of freedom of expression in India: Ex-judge

The family of a Louisiana man who drowned while proposing to his girlfriend in Tanzania last week has created a GoFundMe campaign to help pay for his burial expenses.

CEO said multiple Chef customers affected; now Chef won't renew contract.

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Acting Director Ken Cuccinelli complained on Monday that Washington, D.C. police were lending “passive support”...

Almost twenty-three years after a US art editor was first sued by a French company for alleged copyright infringement, a US court has told the French rightholders going after him that copyright does not work that way… at least not here in the United States. (via Courthouse News)

When Farm Aid came Saturday to the Alpine Valley Music Theater in East Troy, Wis., the annual benefit concert for family farmers offered music that...

A survey suggests that the trust Canadians place in science may be eroding, with a growing number of people saying they are skeptical of science.

A Chris Paul trade could still come, but it will depend on how the season starts for the Thunder and Heat

Twenty-seven Canadian players have been taken in the NBA draft over the last 35 years, including two No. 1 overall picks; so when a 14-year-old freshman from Canada is wearing the proverbial “next big thing” label, one would assume scholarships offers would be coming in abundance.

MILAN (AP) - The Latest on FIFA Best awards at Milan's Teatro alla Scala (all times local):

Paul Ince hits out at Ed Woodward's transfer business following Manchester United's 2-0 defeat to West Ham United on Sunday.

'It is psychologically exhausting. We do not have information,' says Lina al-Hathloul

UNITED NATIONS — President Donald Trump was addressing a conference for world leaders at the United Nations, but he was talking to his political base Sept. 23 as he breezed by a major climate change summit and focused instead on religious persecution, an issue that resonates with evangelical supporters who want to see him reelected […]

Florida's voter registration website is back up and running after it was offline for several hours Sunday as it underwent "routine maintenance."...

Cote de Pablo is back on 'NCIS' Tuesday, six years after a surprise return in May. She left the series in 2013 but will appear in four new episodes.

Before Widener, there was Gore Hall, an imposing Gothic Revival-style building once “regarded with pride as the chief distinction of the College and of the city.”