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NEW YORK (AP) — Critics of President Donald Trump who wonder about the tenacity of his supporters need only to spend three hours with Fox News Channel's headliners to get an idea why.

Arsenal are reportedly one of the clubs scouting Red Bull Salzburg forward Hwang Hee-chan after his hugely impressive recent performance against Liverpool in their Champions League clash at Anfield. The talented young South Korea international gave Reds defender Virgil van Dijk a torrid time as he scored in that 4-3 defeat away to LFC to […]

In Halle, Germany, two people were killed and a suspect is in custody in a shooting near a synagogue that authorities describe as anti-Semitic.

In an op-ed for the Washington Post this Wednesday, conservative columnist Max Boot argued that if President Trump is impeached, three of his senior officials, namely Vice President Pence, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and Attorney General William P. Barr, should be impeached too. According to Boot, the trio “could have tried to dissuade the president […]

Rockets general manager Daryl Morey's tweet supporting Hong Kong protesters, who are seeking to maintain and expand their freedoms, ignited a geopolitical firestorm that is consuming the NBA. The NBA is now caught in a difficult situation – trying to balance its business interests in China with supporting values of free expression.

NEW YORK — Critics of President Donald Trump who wonder about the tenacity of his supporters need only to spend three hours with Fox News Channel’s headliners to get an idea why. On his most influential venue, Trump’s firewall remains secure. Tuesday night in prime time, Tucker Carlson referenced “impeachment insanity.” Sean Hannity said the

Two new studies show lasting effects of a decline in financial status.

Pentagon correspondent Courtney Kube was talking about Turkish airstrikes when her son appeared.

The proposals would force big businesses, such a Mark Zuckerberg's social media giant Facebook, to pay more tax in countries where they generate 'significant' sales and profits.

Pizza Express is labouring under more than £1.1bn of borrowing, costing £93m a year to service. That led to the chain, which has 620 restaurants and employs 14,000 people, posting a £55m loss last year.

NBA revenue from China -- a conservative estimate puts that at $500 million annually based on deals that are publicly known -- impacts the salary cap.

The business secretary (pictured), last night slammed Barclays' decision to ban its customers from taking out cash through Post Offices and called on the bank to think again.

Rihanna has never shied away from getting political, and her latest interview for the cover story in Vogue was a prime example of her willingness to speak truth to power (even though her interviewer was disturbingly underprepared).

What happened overnight and what's ahead for the ASX.

Protests, sign making and inflatable "Baby Trump" Minneapolis prepares for a presidential visit.

Warnings about the economic damage that will be created by a No Deal Brexit are coming thick and fast. In its worst-case scenario, the Bank of England envisages a fall in GDP of 5.5 per cent.

Willie Walsh, chief executive of International Airlines Group, said BA will plough enough money into carbon-reducing schemes to balance out the 400,000 tonnes of CO2 the flights generate.

The FTSE 250 gambling firm raised its outlook for the second time this year, as it revealed strong results for the third quarter of 2019 - the same period in 2018 contained part of the football World Cup.

The telecoms giant is revamping its 615 EE phone shops, which previously only carried EE's logo, so that BT customers can receive technical support or deal with billing issues.

Karen Carter Visits The Dexter Cider Mill, The Longest Continually Running Cider Mill in Michigan.

A former Yankees manager is in the running to replace Mickey Callaway

Ozzy Osbourne says he's going off the rails of the crazy train while stuck at home with health woes, but plans to be back on track soon