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Papal aide Cardinal George Pell denies allegations during interview in Rome

NEWARK, N.J. — New Jersey Transit’s board has voted to secure the final piece of radio frequency spectrum it needs to install an automatic train braking system. The board voted Wednesday to lease the radio frequency for a positive train control system from New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority for 50 years. The lack of the

“Being captain or a big player on a team in this city carries an extra weight,” said Toronto FC's captain before Wednesday's playoff opener

Singer Chrysta Bell sheds light on her 17-year collaboration with the artist and filmmaker.

Three years ago, health economists believed Obamacare’s soon-to-launch marketplaces would grow to replace much of America’s fractured, complex employer-based health insurance system.

Positions in marketing, sales, and healthcare all made the list.

The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) will honor Duran Duran with its Golden Note Award at the 2016 ASCAP...

To Richard Burns, New York City in the 1980s felt like a war zone. When he wasn't caring for friends stricken with AIDS or mourning their death, Burns was protesting in the streets, urging public officials to confront this mysterious disease afflicting the gay community. "It felt at the time like we were in a war, and the enemy was not only AIDS; the enemy was our own government," said Burns, who headed New York's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender (LGBT) Community Center from 1986 to 2009. Читать дальше...

But who is actually acting weird, the policemen or the tree?

The Nebraska Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday targeted individual income tax rate reduction, particularly for Nebraskans now taxed at the highest rate, as a top priority in the 2017 legislative session.

A March 2016 GoBankingRates survey of more than 4,500 Americans found that over half — 56% — have less than $10,000 of retirement savings, and that 28% of those over 55 have no savings at all. In total, the site determined, about 75% of respondents are behind on saving for retirement.

He doctored it with felt tip

Hillary Clinton mocked Donald Trump during a Wednesday speech in Lake Worth, Florida, impersonating the Republican nominee who she said was "lurking" over her during the second presidential debate.

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The Latest on the U.S. abstention from a U.N. resolution condemning the embargo against Cuba (all times local):

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The Latest on the U.S. abstention from a U.N. resolution condemning the embargo against Cuba (all times local):

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The Latest on the U.S. abstention from a U.N. resolution condemning the embargo against Cuba (all times local):

Women who are plus size usually have to overcome a lot of challenges when it comes to fashion. From designers not making clothes in their sizes to difficulties in finding tailors that will sew fitted clothes for them, issues of this sort are very common for Orobo ladies. But recent photos of popular OAP Dami […]

Ohio State fans need to root for Michigan. Seriously. The Buckeyes’ loss last Saturday to Penn State has created this somewhat uncomfortable situation, where their fans have to pull for their hated rival. Here’s why: The sixth-ranked Buckeyes can win a three-way tiebreaker in the Big Ten East among themselves, Michigan and Penn State if

"You don't have to worry because your candidate doesn't pay taxes," Bill Clinton retorted to a Donald Trump supporter in his audience during a campaign stop in Wilmington, North Carolina.

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Norfolk Southern Corp. says its third-quarter profits improved 2 percent because it cut costs enough to offset a 4 percent decline in railroad freight volume.

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Norfolk Southern Corp. says its third-quarter profits improved 2 percent because it cut costs enough to offset a 4 percent decline in railroad freight volume.

OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Norfolk Southern Corp. says its third-quarter profits improved 2 percent because it cut costs enough to offset a 4 percent decline in railroad freight volume.

(AP) — A western Colorado university says it's investigating after students reported that an activist recruited them during a class to work for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign. The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel reported Wednesday (http://tinyurl.com/hkgdqm9) that Colorado Mesa University students said Nikki Caravelli from the group Work for Progress made a presentation in a class taught by Stan Heister, an assistant professor of business.