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NEW YORK — Iran's president described U.S. government officials as "criminals" at the U.N. General Assembly here Wednesday, asserting that Tehran will "never negotiate" with Washington unless the Trump administration pulls back the economic sanctions it has imposed on the Islamic republic over the past year.

EA Sports released the first squad since FIFA 20's full release, with the Manchester City midfielder as the big star

Estonian combat engineer divers and their NATO counterparts from the British-led battlegroup are engaged in a joint training exercise in Tallinn Bay this week, including sonar search capabilities.

A Russian Navy expedition to the frozen wastes of the Arctic last week ended in disaster when one of the expedition ships was lost to hostile forces, specifically the kind with flippers and whiskers. The ship, an inflatable landing boat, was sunk by a walrus after the Russian expedition was deemed a threat to nearby…

Estonian combat engineer divers and their NATO counterparts from the British-led battlegroup are engaged in a joint training exercise in Tallinn Bay this week, including sonar search capabilities.

With Netflix dabbling in just about everything these days, it was only a matter of time before it stepped into the arena of music competitions. Rhythm + Flow will be the streaming platform’s first of this particular format and unlike the others, this one will have Cardi B in the judge’s seat. That’s definitely one way…

GLOATING John Bercow told MPs Boris Johnson’s suspension of Parliament had been “expunged” as they returned today.

Three freshmen, moderate Democratic Congress members — Elissa Slotkin, Elaine Luria and Max Rose — helped pave the path for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to make a move they were all previously hesitant to take

Bills running back Devin Singletary remains sidelined with a hamstring injury. Singletary, the rookie who played very well in limited action in the first two games of the season but missed Week Three, is not practicing today. The Bills would love to get Singletary back on the field this week against the Patriots, as he [more]

The semiconductor sector bounced slightly, as a rally in the broader stock market gave chip investors a breather from U.S.-China trade concerns. The PHLX Semiconductor Index rose 0.2% in midday trading, with 22 of 30 components gaining ground. Among the sector tracker's more-active gainers, shares of Micron Technology Inc. gained 1.4%, ahead of the memory chip maker's fiscal first-quarter results due out after Thursday's closing bell. Elsewhere, shares of Nvidia Corp. rose 1.5%, KLA Corp. ... Читать дальше...

There have been a series of robberies at the same Milwaukie convenience store over an 8-week period.

The law on impeachment of the president came into force in Ukraine on Wednesday –...

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) - Rights groups say people associated with a U.S.-based Iranian activist who advocates against the Islamic Republic's mandatory hijab for women have been detained.

Forensic tests on blood samples taken from a small number of people in March 2018 found no traces of Novichok

Hello all. I have been an avid bicycle lover since my teenage years. Born in Iowa, currently live in the St. Louis, MO area. I've owned dozens of bikes over the years and have worked at two bike shops: Michael's Cyclery in Ames, IA and The Touring Cyclist in St. Louis. I do more...

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced the opening of an impeachment inquiry into President Trump, after a whistleblower complaint about a phone call President Trump had with Ukraine's president discussing Joe Biden. Keir Dougall, a CBSN legal contributor and a former assistant U.S. attorney for New York's Eastern District, joined CBSN to explain the legal implications.

"It turned out to be a nothing call," President Trump told reporters after the White House released the official memorandum of his call with Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky. He decried the controversy as the "single greatest witch hunt in American history."

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A stranger went right up to a Kentucky news reporter and kissed her on the cheek during a live broadcast at a music festival — an act that she blasted as “not OK.” Sara Rivest, an on-air reporter for WAVE 3 News, was reporting on the Bourbon & Beyond festival from outside the Kentucky Exposition...

ALEX Horne had 2,000 people turn up to his family’s picnic after he left a task for the public in a book. The producer behind hit comedy show Taskmaster wrote a book based on the show filled with 220 tasks for people to perform. One of them contained co-ordinates and a date, saying: “Meet at […]

Iran's president has accused the United States of "merciless economic terrorism" and of engaging in "international piracy".

The record shows that Trump Tower, Rudy Giuliani, draining the swamp and much more were discussed.

Brendan Rodgers’ Liverpool past means he would not take the Manchester United job, says Paul Merson.

The moral outrage directed at the childfree is fueled in part by misunderstandings about who we are