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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Pennsylvania's Commonwealth Court says a mom can sue the School District of Philadelphia for injuries her 9-year-old son suffered when he ran head-first into a gymnasium wall. [...] Pennlive.com (http://bit.ly/2eYSVyn ) reports the appeals panel found the school could potentially be found negligent when Jarrett Brewington was hurt in May 2012 at the Walter G. Smith Elementary School.

Almost 24 hours after Rae Sremmurd's rock star anthem "Black Beatles" hit No. 1 on the Hot 100, Nicki Minaj got in on the action by...

Kelly writes about Ailes and Donald Trump in her memoir "Settle for More."

Pollsters, members of the media, the Democratic Party and even to some degree the Republican Party and many of its top leaders didn’t believe GOP upstart Donald J. Trump had much of a chance to defeat former secretary of state and first lady Hillary Clinton last week. Most polls leading up to Election Day proclaimed Clinton the favorite, albeit by varying margins.

Nicki's "Black Barbies" sees her putting her own spin on the No. 1 single.

An Ottawa rabbi says she was "stunned" to wake up in the middle of the night and discover someone had spray-painted a swastika and an anti-Semitic slur on the front door of her Glebe home.

Michael Carrick says this could be his last season at Man United, and backed Paul Pogba to showcase his “very special” talent.

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After two second round exits, seventh seed Sindhu will hope for better results when she begins her campaign against Chia Hsin Lee of Chinese Taipei.

"Greece has gone through very challenging and dramatic times over the last several years," Obama, the first U.S. president to visit Greece since Bill Clinton in 1999, said during a meeting with Greek President Prokopis Pavlopoulos.

The pair will collaborate to commercialize advanced nuclear reactors, including the PRISM sodium-cooled fast reactor design.

Intelligence officials are on high alert, waiting to see if North Korea will soon launch another nuclear missile test.

A roundup of what The Globe and Mail’s market strategist Scott Barlow is reading this morning on the Web

CANNON BALL, N.D. — The Latest on protests against the Dakota Access oil pipeline. (all times local):

Premier Soccer League strugglers Ajax Cape Town face their longest winless run in more than a decade as they prepare to welcome Maritzburg United to the Cape Town Stadium on Saturday.

Three gunmen robbed a popular Cape Town Spur, making off with an undisclosed amount of money, cellphones and a speed point machine.

Apple has released a $299 book filled with 450 photographs of Apple products, The Verge reports.

Hedge funds must adapt if they want to compete effectively, says a report by professional services firm, EY.

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Libya's official news agency says a senior al-Qaida leader has been killed in a drone strike in the country's remote south.

UNITED NATIONS — A global human rights umbrella organization is urging Africa, Europe and the United Nations to send a civilian protection force to Burundi to prevent a possible civil war and genocide.

Tom Hardy’s ‘Taboo’ Sets Premiere Date on FX FX announced the premiere date for Tom Hardy‘s “Taboo” on Tuesday. The series — which was created by Hardy, Steven Knight, and the actor’s father, Chips Hardy — will premiere on January 10.  Long believed to be dead, he returns home to London from Africa to inherit what is left of his father’s shipping empire and rebuild a life for himself. The series also stars Jonathan Pryce, Oona Chaplin, Stephen Graham, Michael Kelly, Jessie Buckley, David Hayman... Читать дальше...

DEVENTER/ALMELO - Er rijden momenteel geen treinen tussen Deventer en Almelo. Dat komt door een aanrijding met een persoon. Reizigers moeten rekening houden met een extra reistijd van 30 tot 60 minuten. 

BI Intelligence

Lots of consumers click on an item they're interested in online, transfer it to their shopping cart, but in the next moment, get cold feet and close the tab, a common consumer behavior called shopping cart abandonment.

It's a growing problem for e-commerce merchants, who we estimate will lose $4.6 trillion worth of merchandise to abandoned carts in 2016, up from $4.2 trillion in 2013.

Why are merchants losing even more now? Mobile is exacerbating the issue... Читать дальше...