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A red on the edge of half-time for Andreas Christensen turned the game on its head as Kepa Arrizabalaga once again found himself in the headlines for

Barkley had to be carted to the locker room with a knee injury in the second quarter Sunday.

Highlights from Sunday's GAA fixtures

The Seattle Storm players who had inconclusive tests have entered isolation

The hold on evictions has sunset, the extra unemployment help has expired, and far too much COVID-19 bailout money went to companies and corporations instead of Americans. The middle-class that Republicans claim to support so fully has now reached the end of their rope, and the GOP’s focus has shifted from the coronavirus stimulus to […]

Four Alberta mayors are warning that waiting for an ambulance will soon take longer, and that could endanger lives. The province is changing how EMS is dispatched in Calgary, Lethbridge, Red Deer and Fort McMurray, and as Breanna Karstens-Smith explains, the mayors are promising to fight the changes.

“One of the things that got me involved in this race.. was when those folks came out of the fields down in Charlottesville chanting,” Biden recalled.

Ouch! One more time! Donald Trump has secluded himself in the White House, stunned with the revelation that Democrats are mulling over the possibility of a second impeachment trial. So reported a White House source. Maybe even before Christma…

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BRENDAN RODGERS celebrated reaching a century of Premier League wins by leading Leicester City to the top of the Premier League. The Foxes fell behind to an early Chris Wood opener but the home side’s class told in the end as they came out on top of a six-goal-thriller to entertain terrestrial viewers, watching on […]

"Residue," "The Way I See It" and "All In" comprise a trio of newly released films well worth everyone's viewing time.

From Josh Gordon's days at Baylor to his tenure with Cleveland to his time in New England and Seattle, here are all the events that have derailed his life and football career.

Disney’s “Mulan” made only $6.47 million over its second weekend in China, allowing it to be handily defeated once again by the local war epic “The Eight Hundred,” according to data from industry tracker Maoyan. As of Sunday evening, the Disney title has earned a cumulative $36.5 million (RMB 247 million) in the key territory. […]

Islanders were pulling their boats out of the water and stocking up on groceries and supplies Sunday as Hurricane Teddy makes its way toward the Atlantic provinces.

Global banks moved over a nearly two-decade period more than $2 trillion in payments they believed were suspicious, according to a new investigative report that raises questions about whether financial institutions and governments are doing enough to stop illicit money flows.

A 26-year-old man was fatally shot Sept. 20, 2020, in the 6900 block of South Campbell Avenue. | Sun-Times file photo

About 1:05 p.m. he was in the 6900 block of South Campbell Avenue, when he was struck shot.

If the Brisbane Lions claim the McClelland Trophy by edging out Port Adelaide for first place on the ladder, avoiding reigning premier Richmond in week one of the finals will be a welcome reward, writes Grandstand's Alister Nicholson.

So far, eight motorcyclists have died in Manitoba due to collisions, and that number is likely to go up as the motorcycle season continues.

It was August 2017 and Donald Trump had not yet warmed up to Kim Jong-un, North Korea’s portly dictator...

Polling concerning the new Supreme Court vacancy is starting to roll out, and the early indication is most Americans would prefer that the winner of the general election on Nov. 3 select a nominee to replace the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

This week, our first place winner on the insightful side is Another Kevin responding to some of the persistent false claims about Section 230:

Tens of thousands gather near Thammasat varsity campus for the biggest anti-govt protest since the 2014 military coup

Wolves' summer rebuild is continuing with an impressive recruit looking closer as a replacement for Matt Doherty who left for Tottenham

An Oslo park bench bearing the name of Carl von Linne, an 18th century Swedish scientist known as “the prince of botanists” and the founder of modern taxonomy, could be removed after local politicians have deemed him to be racist.
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