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It was nearly seven weeks ago when a plan for Anthony Joshua vs Wladimir Klitschko started to form from the debris left of Tyson Fury’s breakdown.

A woman tries to get away from the fighting as Iraqi forces enter Topzawa, on the outskirts of Mosul.

We heard virtually nothing about climate change in the presidential debates this year. The moderators avoided the topic like an ancient Egyptian curse, and Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton rarely delved into energy policy.

It has received subpoenas requesting info about its relationship with pharma companies, foundations and specialty pharmacies.

US Central Command's Gen. Joseph Votel said that despite obstacles he is confident that Mosul would be retaken.

Sports coverage and election drama lift Q3 revenues at largest US cable operator

Financial advisors sometimes forget that clients grieving a death or divorce need time before making financial decisions.

The premarket selloff in Apple Inc.'s stock can be blamed for nearly half the decline in Dow Jones Industrial Average futures. Apple shares slumped $3.50, or 3%, in the wake of fiscal fourth-quarter results reported after Tuesday's close. That would shave about 24 points off the price of the Dow, which is a price-weighted index. Dow futures were recently down 56 points. On the flip side, the $2.41, or 1.7%, rise in Boeing Co.'s stock after the company reported third-quarter results would provide about a 16-point support for the Dow. Читать дальше...

PARIS — UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee on Wednesday approved a new resolution on the status of conservation of the Old City of Jerusalem that drew angry accusations from Israel that the document denies Judaism’s deep ties to the site. The United States decried the resolution as “inflammatory.” In Wednesday’s secret ballot, the U.N. cultural body

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NEW YORK, Oct. 26 (UPI) -- Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds recently celebrated the "Deadpool" star's 40th birthday at the restaurant where the two fell in love.

BEIRUT — Improvised land mines planted by the Islamic State group have killed and wounded hundreds of civilians, including dozens of children, in a town recently freed of the militants in northern Syria, a leading human rights group said Wednesday. Civilians returning to the town of Manbij since it was liberated from the extremists in

An "extremely rare" coin featuring King Edward VIII is being displayed to mark the 80th anniversary of his abdication.

Treasury has widened SA's budget deficit forecast while cutting its GDP growth forecast by almost half.

University students from across the Western Cape marched to Parliament to reiterate their call for free tertiary education.

At one point in the third quarter, the Cavs scored 30 consecutive points without drawing a foul.

In a bid to provide level playing field for under-graduate students of government, private and autonomous colleges vis-à-vis their internal assessment marks, Mangalore University is mulling to introduce checks on the same from next academic year

A recent clash between two British lawmakers in the European Parliament has been referred to French police, Parliament President Martin Schulz confirmed on social media Wednesday.

Coca-Cola posted third-quarter earnings before the opening bell on Wednesday that beat analyst expectations.