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He says that he will beat Hillary, yet guess who is the only GOP contender trailing her.

Turkey’s military on Wednesday ended a three-month operation against Kurdish militants in the largest city in the country’s mostly Kurdish southeast, which had raised concerns about civilians being caught up in the fighting and the possible destruction to monuments and heritage. Interior Minister Efkan Ala said security forces have concluded their offensive in Diyarbakir against militants linked to the Kurdistan Workers’ Party. Hoping to capture a high-profile target, U.S. special forces hopped... Читать дальше...

Some real estate developers like to avoid calling attention to themselves.

One lakh commuters have subscribed to the Government Railway Police’s (GRP) text alert service ‘Sameep’ in order to get information on disruption in services, security issues and clarification on rumours while on the move.

TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — After battling the legal system on two coasts and spending time in and out of prison, New Jersey's loudest champion of marijuana went legit last year when he opened up a restaurant across from city hall in this state's capital city. Ed Forchion, better known as NJ Weedman, said Wednesday that Trenton police infringed on his religious rights after shutting down the cannabis temple attached to his restaurant for operating too late at night last weekend. Police cleared out his... Читать дальше...

The county health department has defended the Indiana high school, saying the issue wasn’t their fault.

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Back in October, Anna Faris, Chris Pratt, and their adorable son, Jack, got to name Woodland Park Zoo's newest baby penguin.

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Jack decided to name him Eagle The Penguin, because why the heck not?

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The group say leaving the EU could be a 'disaster for science'

The group say leaving the EU could be a 'disaster for science'

The RBNZ cut rates to 2.25 per cent on global growth concerns, pushing the kiwi down more than US1 cent.

National Party leader and deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce. Photo: Stefan Postles/Getty Images The 2016 federal election just got interesting for voters in the NSW rural seat of New England, where the new Nationals leader and deputy prime minister, Barnaby Joyce, is the local MP.

The Eagles are bringing in a linebacker who knows their defense. Nigel Bradham, who has spent his first four NFL seasons with the Bills, has signed with the Eagles, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports. Bradham had his best season in 2014, when Jim Schwartz was the Bills’ defensive coordinator. Schwartz is now the defensive coordinator of…

Can’t get enough of The Late Late Show‘s “Carpool Karaoke” segments? Good news! According to Billboard, host James Corden and executive producer Ben Winston are currently shopping a television show idea around, based on the viral sensation featuring celebrities singing songs in a car. James won’t host the show, but will serve as a producer [...]

Bernie Sanders’s upset shows Clinton’s campaign weakness.

Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro announced that Caracas is recalling the chargé d'affaires of the Venezuelan Embassy in Washington following the US decision to extend sanctions against the country’s officials.

Sponsors of legislation to expand health care coverage to the working poor and other needy Nebraskans through access to federal Medicaid dollars turned their proposal Wednesday into a three-year pilot project with no cost to the state tax-supported general fund.

It's been a rollercoaster ride, but US shares have entered the eighth year of their bull market this week. Now investors are bracing for the worst.

Maria Sharapova has reiterated her desire to return to tennis after the suspension she provisionally starts on Saturday, and which could stretch to as long as four years, while thanking her fans for their support.

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NEW YORK, March 9 (UPI) -- Dick Pound, the ex-World Anti Doping Agency president, had harsh words for Maria Sharapova Wednesday.

Five trainable dolphins are sought by the Russian military to carry out special tasks for the country’s navy in the Black Sea, the government revealed on Wednesday.