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The 11/16-mile grass race for fillies and mares is Central Heat’s second start following a layoff that was lengthened because of a foot abscess. “The only thing I’m worried about is coming back in 20 days, but it doesn’t seem to have bothered her at all,” trainer and co-owner Bill Delia said. Russell Baze, who suffered a broken collarbone in a spill April 16, returns to action Saturday and will ride Central Heat. Other stakes winners in the Golden Poppy Stakes are Qiona and Handfull. [...] nominated... Читать дальше...

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Want to know how much you'll pay to play "Animal Crossing" and "Fire Emblem" on mobile? Nothing!

That is, as long as you don't need any extra in-game currency or items. Or maybe you don't want to wait for that house to be built? Then you're looking at spending some cash.

Speaking to the Wall Street Journal, Isao Moriyasu, chief executive for DeNA (the company working with Nintendo on its smartphone games) said that both upcoming titles would be "free-to-start."

Companies face a number of challenges as they look to restore production and rebuild infrastructure

FRESNO, California - A British man suspected of slashing his wife and mother-in-law to death with a knife at a central California home was found hiding 150 miles away at a coastal homeless camp after a four-day manhunt, police said Wednesday.

FRESNO, Calif. (AP) — A British man suspected of slashing his wife and mother-in-law to death with a knife at a central California home was found hiding 150 miles away at a coastal homeless camp after a four-day manhunt, police…

Teens from across the city spent weeks finding a way to help out families suffering from the water crisis.

Twins righthander Phil Hughes says he's "losing my identity as a pitcher" by not being aggressive about throwing strikes.

FRANKFORT, Kentucky - A judge has unsealed records from a Kentucky lawsuit against the maker of the prescription painkiller OxyContin, including the secret testimony of a former company president.

Renowned civil liberties lawyer Michael Ratner died Wednesday from complications related to cancer. He was 72.

The Saskatoon founder of a 3D printer startup that raised more than $725,000 through crowdfunding says his company is out of money, and accused his former business partner of using more than $320,000 of the funding to build himself a house.

Former Eurovision entrant Michael Ball reminisces about his performance in 1992 and why he thinks the UK never wins.

The two can barely exchange a civil word, as the protracted partisan spat over whether to confirm Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court has dragged on.

Plus: Is the magic of ‘smart’ contracts just sleight of hand?

Oracle’s attorneys said previous negotiations show the Alphabet unit knew it needed a license but decided to risk building Android without one, while Google’s attorneys said Sun executives didn’t believe a license was necessary to use Java as Google did.

The Senate Republican hopes Thursday's meeting unites the pair.

Constituents are being given the chance to voice their views on immigration to the shadow minister for immigration, in Dover and Deal, today.

Lane markings vanish in the rain, and it’s time we found a solution.

Futures pointed to a mostly lower open for Asian markets on Thursday, after U.S. stocks closed lower despite gains in oil prices.

Twins rookie Pat Dean says his nerves "kicked in a little bit" during his major-league debut Wednesday.

Facebook is defending itself against allegations that its curators manipulated the Trending Topics news feed to exclude politically conservative stories on the social network. Here are four things you need to know about the controversy. Photo: AP

He may not be conservative enough for the GOP. He’s also not qualified.

The businessman's team is reaching out to GOP lawmakers to beef up his portfolio.