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Bay Area arts and entertainment picks, Nov. 16 The bad-boy chef turned best-selling author, TV host and multiple Emmy Award-winner brings the Hunger Tour to the Bay Area. The live show boasts a “brutally honest monologue” on culture and cuisine, followed by a Q&A session. 7:30 p.m. War Memorial Opera House, S.F. www.shnsf.com

Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson announced Monday evening his involvement with an investment group attempting to bring back the National Basketball Association and the National Hockey League to the city of Seattle.

Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson announced Monday evening his involvement with an investment group attempting to bring back the National Basketball Association and the National Hockey League to the city of Seattle.

Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson announced Monday evening his involvement with an investment group attempting to bring back the National Basketball Association and the National Hockey League to the city of Seattle.

Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson announced Monday evening his involvement with an investment group attempting to bring back the National Basketball Association and the National Hockey League to the city of Seattle.

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LOS ANGELES, Nov. 15 (UPI) -- Mick Jagger opened up about his career and The Rolling Stones' travelling installation, "Exhibitionism," and said he has no immediate plans to slow down.

WARSAW, Ind. — A northern Indiana man has been formally charged with murder after admitting he fatally beat his girlfriend’s 2-year-old daughter and then buried her body in a shallow grave, authorities say.

Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.) and Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach are famous for their hardline stances on immigration, so, should President-elect Donald Trump reward their loyalty with a cabinet seat, the Department of Homeland Security might seem like a natural fit.

NEW YORK (AP) — A large painting from one of Willem de Kooning's most productive periods could be sold for as much as $40 million at Christie's auction of contemporary art.

NEW YORK (AP) — A large painting from one of Willem de Kooning's most productive periods could be sold for as much as $40 million at Christie's auction of contemporary art.

NEW YORK (AP) — A large painting from one of Willem de Kooning's most productive periods could be sold for as much as $40 million at Christie's auction of contemporary art.

NEW YORK (AP) — A large painting from one of Willem de Kooning's most productive periods could be sold for as much as $40 million at Christie's auction of contemporary art.

Kyle Abbott has endure his fair share of disappointment since making a sensational Test debut at Centurion three years ago, writes Zaahier Adams.

Russian music industry insiders are split on a possible impact that the election of Donald Trump as U.S. president can have on the sector. While...

Gold futures climbed Tuesday, with prices rebounding from a string of six-consecutive session declines. December gold rose $2.80, or 0.2%, to settle at $1,224.50 an ounce, recouping a small portion of the more than 6% drop it tallied over the past six sessions.

On Monday in Los Angeles, Motor Trend named the Chevy Bolt electric vehicle as its 2017 Car of the Year, the second all-electric, long-range EV to win the award — the auto industry's equivalent of an Oscar — after the Tesla Model S in 2013.

With President-elect Donald Trump entering office in just over two months, it remains unclear what he will do with his conglomerate of hotels, golf clubs, casinos, wine, real estate properties, steaks and other products, known as the Trump Organization, of which he is chairman and president.

Local news outlets report that the county Board of Education voted Monday night to keep Van Elementary School, Van High School and Whitesville Elementary School open during the 2017-18 school year. The school district has been dealing with financial problems and possible school closures after losing millions of dollars because of the downturn in the coal industry and a loss of property tax value.

As the point man for House Democrats on defense issues, Washington state Rep. Adam Smith is trying to make sense of President-elect Donald Trump’s plans for the U.S. military. So … Click to Continue »

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President-elect Donald Trump jettisoned a respected national security expert from his transition team on Tuesday in a sign that he may be settling on loyalists such as former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and conservative ideologues such as former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton to staff his administration.

Mike Rogers, a former U.S. congressman from Michigan who headed the House of Representatives intelligence committee, said he was leaving the transition team. Читать дальше...

Trump's legal team filed a motion Saturday arguing that the "critical and all-consuming" duties of preparing for the presidency merit putting the trial off until sometime after the inauguration in January.

DETROIT (AP) — Ford Motor Co. CEO Mark Fields says the presidential election won't change the company's plans to move small car production to Mexico.

DETROIT (AP) — Ford Motor Co. CEO Mark Fields says the presidential election won't change the company's plans to move small car production to Mexico.

DETROIT (AP) — Ford Motor Co. CEO Mark Fields says the presidential election won't change the company's plans to move small car production to Mexico. Fields also warned that a tariff would affect the entire industry — and autoworkers' profit-sharing checks — since many companies sell Mexican- and Canadian-made vehicles or parts.