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The former vice president sought to engage a broad range of voters with stops in Tampa and Kissimmee, speaking at a veterans event and unveiling a plan to support Puerto Rico.

In August, Customs and Border Protection said officers seized more than $15 million in meth from a tractor at the crossing.

Another celebrity romance bites the bust. Savannah Chrisley and Nic Kerdiles have officially called off their engagement. The Chrisley Knows Best star announced her breakup from the...

The Federal Trade Commission is preparing a possible antitrust lawsuit against Facebook Inc. that it could file by the end of the year, according to people familiar with the matter, in a case that would challenge the company’s dominant position in social media.

Top Iranian officials fumed as President Trump presided over the signing of a major Israel-Arab diplomatic deal at the White House on Tuesday, reflecting the widespread belief that Tehran ultimately may be the biggest loser of the historic breakthrough.

SCHENECTADY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — A local animal rescue organization will be donating 100 pet oxygen masks to the Schenectady Fire Department after crews saved a dog from an apartment fire in June. Around 2 a.m. on June 27, Schenectady fire crews responded to a fire at the Pleasant Apartments on Crane Street. While all people […]

Read a recap of the Philadelphia Phillies-New York Mets game on Sept. 15, 2020 on PhilliesNation.com.

Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds’ playful feud has brewed up again for a new coffee ad. The X-Men star called on Reynolds to appear in a promo for his Laughing Man coffee brand, which highlights a day in the life of the Australian actor. “This is Hugh Jackman, noted humanitarian,” Reynolds narrates footage of Jackman […]

The financial sustainability of England's FE sector faces "significant challenges", audit office says.

The US poverty rate is rosier than it seems because of Covid-19-related disruptions to the survey the US Census uses to calculate it.

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Politics.] By Stephen Moore Real Clear Politics August jobs numbers showed impressive hiring gains in nearly every sector of the economy. None more so than government. The public sector added 344,000 jobs last month – including 95,000 permanent state and local jobs, 11,000 permanent federal…

The NAIA announced its 22 honorees in addition to over 10,000 Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athletes and over 2,000 NAIA Scholar Teams as a part of its annual NAIA National Awards Day on Tuesday. The day recognizes the association's highest individual honors and achievements of NAIA student-athletes, administrators and coaches. Additionally, the association announced the seven-member class of the 2020-21 NAIA Hall of Fame.

SONY is finally getting ready to hold its next-gen PlayStation 5 event, which should shed light on the price of the PS5, the release date, and when fans can pre-order.

The pandemic spread to both 'the prisoners and the jail guards.

Most of LSU's football players have contracted and recovered from COVID-19, coach Ed Orgeron said Tuesday, leaving the coaching staff hopeful those players will remain eligible to play the bulk of the season before they have to be tested again.

The Microsoft co-founder and billionaire philanthropist said the health authority, along with the CDC, is a victim of politics.

Vanessa Bryant is blasting Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva for challenging NBA superstar LeBron James to “step up” and double the reward offered in the Saturday shooting of two deputies.

One of the most surprising developments from Week One came in the aftermath of the Buccaneers-Saints game, when Tampa Bay coach Bruce Arians publicly called out quarterback Tom Brady, not once but twice. That’s something Patriots coach Bill Belichick has never done, to Brady or to any other quarterback. “I think the last person you [more]

Branislav Ivanovic is back in the Premier League after sealing his switch to West Brom, having left Zenit earlier this year.

Then proves, he is still having trouble even leaving the room.... poor guy. Surprised he didn't challenge the reporter to a push-up contest.

The magazine Scientific American chose Democrat Joe Biden over President Donald Trump in the first presidential endorsement in the publication's 175-year history

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Top seed Simona Halep and Italian wildcard Jasmine Paolini meet in the second round of the Italian Open on Wednesday.

UK Space Agency funds tech for orbital awareness  BBC NewsView Full coverage on Google News