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Jason Galloway previews the Badgers' quarterbacks, running backs and special teams before The Advocate's Ross Dellenger helps break down the UW-LSU game. Then, wide receiver Reggie Love joins the podcast to discuss his upcoming senior season and Bart Houston's growth…

[...] his company’s nonprofit foundation has written $13.5 million in checks, and the results are starting to come in, district officials said. The foundation is not only donating an additional $6 million to try to keep the momentum going in San Francisco schools, but also spreading its wealth and motivational message to Oakland, where the East Bay school district will get its own $2.5 million check. When he started Salesforce, Benioff adopted a philosophy that 1 percent of company equity, 1 percent... Читать дальше...

HIV infections in SF hit low, but drive misses African Americans New HIV infections dropped to historic lows in San Francisco last year as the city amped up an aggressive campaign to essentially end the AIDS epidemic by 2020, but those efforts are not reaching everyone in equal measure, according to an annual report set to be released Thursday. In 2014, San Francisco launched its “Getting to Zero” campaign, which aimed to cut new infections and deaths from AIDS by 90 percent by 2020, to a few dozen a year at most. Читать дальше...

Tim Cook says he expects to repatriate billions of dollars in deferred taxes to the US Treasury next year.

Officials say the total number of cases in the city-state has risen to 115.

Names on the move ahead of the open.

Apple Inc. Chief Executive Tim Cook said the company may repatriate at least some of the billions of dollars of cash it holds offshore as early as next year, in comments made in the wake of a 13 billion euros ($14.5 billion) tax clawback decision by European authorities.

A Whatsapp conversation between a runs girl and a potential client has leaked online. Even though the act of prostitution has been around for centuries, it is still frowned upon by the society who still sees it as a sin and not worthy of emulation. While people have been using social media to try to run […]

“Malaysian official 1” named in the U.S. lawsuit to recover 1MDB's allegedly stolen assets is Prime Minister Najib, a senior government official said.

(ATTN: ADDS more results from para 8) SEOUL, Sept. 1 (Yonhap) -- Lee Dae-ho's three-hit game couldn't stop the Seattle Mariners from losing their fifth straight game. The South Korean rookie went 3-for-4 against the Texas Rangers on the road at Gl

The co-founder of White Lives Matter claimed society is promoting "white genocide" — but she swears her racist club isn't a hate group.

By Park Boram SEOUL, Sept. 1 (Yonhap) -- A bronze statue of a girl has remained steadfast in front of the Japanese Embassy in Seoul for the past five years as a witness to constant calls for a sincere apology by Tokyo over the sexual enslavement of wo

Double Olympic taekwondo champion Jade Jones will not make the same mistakes as she did following her win at London 2012.

– There were irreconcilable differences in the top hierarchy of the Gombe state chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) that led to the factionalisation of the state chapter – The All Progressives Congress (APC) announced the composition of Gombe state APC caretaker officers The All Progressives Congress (APC) on Thursday, September 1, announced the composition of Gombe […]

The success of the first “green bonds” issued by the BRICS New Development Bank (NDB) in China gives grounds for a return to the Chinese market to issue more bonds, NDB Vice President Zhu Xian told Sputnik on Thursday.

De foto's van het verdronken 3-jarige vluchtelingetje Aylan op een Turks strand veroorzaakte vorig jaar afschuw alom. Zijn vader Abdullah Kurdi zegt vandaag in het Duits blad Bild dat er sindsdien niet veel veranderd is voor de vluchtelingen.

A Blue Plaque marking the first home Freddie Mercury lived in when he arrived in England is unveiled in west London.

Weaker pound helps to drive up export orders

TOKYO - An investigative panel said Thursday the massive contracts that Tokyo signed with a Singaporean cons...

French operator seeks deeper relationship with mobile leader as sanctions ease

If you watched TV news yesterday, you saw two distinctly different versions of Donald Trump. The first was the Trump who visited Mexico in the afternoon, met with President Peña Nieto, and emerged to stand at a podium looking solemn, gave a few calm, conciliatory remarks, and answered a couple of key questions (“We did discuss the wall. The second Trump went to Phoenix, Arizona, in the evening and yelled for about an hour.

If you watched TV news yesterday, you saw two distinctly different versions of Donald Trump. The first was the Trump who visited Mexico in the afternoon, met with President Peña Nieto, and emerged to stand at a podium looking solemn, gave a few calm, conciliatory remarks, and answered a couple of key questions (“We did discuss the wall. The second Trump went to Phoenix, Arizona, in the evening and yelled for about an hour.

Among the few that made India proud included the likes of PV Sindhu, Sakshi Malik and Dipa Karmakar.