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The six-member band, fronted by Chhom Nimol (who was already a well-known musician in Cambodia before making it stateside), is slated to play the New Parish on Friday, March 4. Though the band got its start playing and recording covers, Dengue Fever quickly carved out a space for original pieces and built an international fan base. On its latest album, “The Deepest Lake,” Dengue Fever stretches well beyond its typical source material, layering influences as disparate as jazz and punk. Dengue Fever... Читать дальше...

GREENSBORO, North Carolina - The Atlantic Coast Conference women's basketball tournament sure feels like the Notre Dame Invitational.

(ATTN: UPDATES throughout with details, background) WASHINGTON/NEW YORK, March 1 (Yonhap) -- The U.N. Security Council postponed a vote on a new resolution expanding sanctions on North Korea until Wednesday as Russia asked for more time to review the d

Chronic stress accelerates the spread of cancer, Australian researchers have revealed in a study that could dramatically change the way people with the disease are treated.

The Western anti-Syria embargo is provoking a humanitarian catastrophe in the Arab republic, Syrian President Bashar Assad said in an interview with German media Tuesday.

Blues dig deep as they climb to within eight points of the top four.

LAKELAND, Florida - Francisco Cervelli homered in his first at-bat of the spring and Kyle Lobstein pitched two scoreless innings against his former team, leading the Pittsburgh Pirates over the Detroit Tigers 4-2 Tuesday.

BOULDER, Colorado - Colorado backup quarterback Cade Apsay and free safety Evan White have been dismissed from the team for violating team rules.

Volunteers will be at both DFL and Republican caucuses Tuesday.

MILAN - AC Milan cruised into the Italian Cup final following a 5-0 rout of third-division Alessandria on Tuesday.

About 83% of the total allocation for road transport and highway ministry proposed in the Budget will come from the increased fuel cess and user fee that commuters pay on tolled stretches, which is being seen as a sustainable mode of financing.

Calling oil's bottom is tough when an output cut deal is unlikely and U.S. shale producers are on standby, says Plimsoll Mark Capital's Jim Awad.

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The real estate mogul scores decisive wins in Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Virginia, Massachusetts, Vermont and Arkansas, while the Texas senator takes his home state and Oklahoma. Rubio won one, Minnesota.

Any gains made by ceasing contributions to EU would be offset by damage to financial services sector

Thunder Valley Casino Resort has just announced plans to add 111 luxury rooms and suites to its hotel over the next 18 months, said general manager Dawn Clayton. Based on responses from focus groups, the hotel will undergo a full makeover, including updates to lighting, drapes and interior painting, using “warm colors that complement the casino,” she added. Rooms and suites will include oversize marble bathrooms with European spa showers and high-definition TVs. With a Four Diamond rating from AAA... Читать дальше...

NEW YORK (AP) — Don't blame the effort to promote an Oscars boycott among blacks because of diversity concerns for the drop in Academy Awards viewership this year.

NEW YORK (AP) — Don't blame the effort to promote an Oscars boycott among blacks because of diversity concerns for the drop in Academy Awards viewership this year.

NEW YORK - Don't blame the effort to promote an Oscars boycott among blacks because of diversity concerns for the drop in Academy Awards viewership this year.

NEW YORK (AP) — Don't blame the effort to promote an Oscars boycott among blacks because of diversity concerns for the drop in Academy Awards viewership this year.

​Add the juggernaut that is the unpredictable New York real estate developer to the list of what-ifs that is worrying Wall Street.

Now here’s a quiz you can get behind.

First things first: Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is one of the best show on television. Sadly, you're probably not watching it; it’s averaging...

Organizations say authorities failed to fulfill promise of humane operation to evict refugees from makeshift dwellings

U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch challenged Apple Inc.’s refusal to comply with a judge’s order that it help unlock a dead terrorist’s iPhone, Bloomberg News reports. Lynch, speaking Tuesday in San Francisco, bluntly questioned the company’s...