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Higher demand for the precious metal is also boosting gold miners’ share prices

Severn Trent warns customers not to use their water supply while it investigates problems with high levels of chlorine at one of its reservoirs.

Why settle for a regular SUV when you can have the Bentley version? WSJ's Dan Neil joins Tanya Rivero to discuss the 2017 Bentley Bentayga. Photo: Dan Neil for The Wall Street Journal

Associate Books Editor Bari Weiss reviews Levison Wood’s new book, a chronicle of his 4,250 mile journey along Africa’s longest river. Photo credit: Alamy.

The image of police has drastically changed from someone who protects to someone who must be feared. Suffering from a lot of negative comments about law enforcement officers (thanks to social media), Officer Brittany Beard Hilton also used the same medium to express herself and make everyone realize what an officer’s life looked like. As […]

Obama adviser Ben Rhodes says the U.S. had to push hard to start normalization talks.

During Thursday night's CNN GOP presidential debate, Jake Tapper asked Trump if he wanted to clarify his position that "Islam hates us," but Trump refused to back off his position and reiterated that many of the world's 1.6 billion Muslims really do hate us

Moose antlers are deciduous—meaning they are meant to be shed. But that doesn't make it less shocking when you see one fall off!

FRIDAY, March 11, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- One-quarter of adults in Texas don't understand basic health insurance terms, a new report finds.

FRIDAY, March 11, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- A new discovery might one day lead to an anti-cavity pill, researchers report.

FRIDAY, March 11, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- A new genetic test seems to accurately identify women with early stage breast cancer who don't need chemotherapy, German researchers report.

FRIDAY, March 11, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- One-quarter of adults in Texas don't understand basic health insurance terms, a new report finds.

FRIDAY, March 11, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- A new discovery might one day lead to an anti-cavity pill, researchers report.

FRIDAY, March 11, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- A new genetic test seems to accurately identify women with early stage breast cancer who don't need chemotherapy, German researchers report.

Unbeknown to most, there are transparent wires that wrap around over 200 cities in North America — including Manhattan — to mark a religious boundary.

All the info you need ahead of the five Premier League games on the slate.

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It's a busy day for the Xfinity Series with three practice sessions at Phoenix International Raceway.

MONACO (AP) — Russia still has "significant work" to do to repair its anti-doping program before its track and field athletes can be considered for reinstatement ahead of the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, the IAAF said Friday.

Major policy overhaul intended to bring an end to EU squabbles over tax treatment of various goods

Amid a raging row over JNU, Rajya Sabha MP Pavan Verma on Friday attacked BJP for "creating" a "false binary" and "unwarranted" argument of "nationalism vs anti-nationalism" for "short-term political benefits".

Investors have flocked to exchange-traded funds that track gold this year amid a safe-haven run to the metal.

415-706-6703Chef David Lawrence David Lawrence knows how to keep busy. Related Links Daly City's Koi Palace expanding dim sum empire to SFO Fillmore's Black Bark BBQ ready to roll; meet its secret weapon Earlier this winter 1300 on Fillmore chef/owner opened his new BBQ joint, Black Bark, and now, according to the San Francisco Business Times, he will be expanding the 1300 brand to a second location at San Francisco International Airport. Lawrence is not the only local restaurateur making the move to SFO; last month Willy Ng... Читать дальше...

The Interference Archive, a volunteer-run institution dedicated to gathering “the cultural ephemera of social movements,” sits across the street from a trendy pie shop and around the corner from the Morbid Anatomy Museum, in the spartan, brick-heavy confines of Gowanus, Brooklyn. Last weekend, while the museum hosted a flea market, its venders hawking “artful bones,” a group of twenty or so descended on the archive for a Wikipedia edit-a-thon, themed around art and feminism—one of a series of such events unfolding throughout the city. Читать дальше...