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Cartoonist Hugh Murphy's series of books details the tribulations modern life poses for a Tyrannosaurus Rex with very short arms

Investment companies that rely too heavily on stars can come undone when they fall

Woodford scandal thrusts role of obscure fund administrators into the spotlight

Sundays are for (indoor) seaside board games. Brighton, you are good. Here’s the best writing about videogames from the past week. For Gamasutra, Wilmot’s Warehouse co-creator Richard Hogg wrote up an insightful and introspective analysis of his game. It’s a deep and wide-ranging look at both how it came to be and why people like […]

Wales fall agonisingly short of a first Rugby World Cup final as Handre Pollard's 76th-minute penalty hands the Springboks victory.

Have seen quite a few posts comparing PH to previous managers like Fenlon and Calderwood. I think he's a mixture of the worst Hibs manager ever and one of our strange neighbours more strange appointments. The current team has far better players than some of the dross we had in 2013/14 but there...

A fading Raiders team faces a tough challenge as the Texans look to bounce back from two losses in a row.

Britain’s jobs performance, and its deep social discontent, provide an opportunity to improve working life

Rodgrigo Maia says he has high hopes for pace of change after pension victory

Pensions experts concerned over PRA’s readiness to nod through asset transfer from Prudential to Rothesay

Jay Powell expected to announce another ‘insurance’ cut this week

It’s unlikely Calgary will host the X Games next year, says a city councillor, after a multi-million dollar funding commitment made by the previous government was dropped in the first United Conservative Party budget. Alberta’s NDP government announced a $13.5-million commitment over three years to the extreme sports festival shortly before the provincial election was […]

In 1968, a survey found that African Americans paid more money for lower-quality groceries and struggled for access to fresh food, among other inequalities. Today, those same battles persist.

In many places there's no requirement to tell a home buyer if a house is at risk of flooding, even as climate change increases that risk. Some hope a new Texas law will be a national model.

Chrystia Freeland will likely have her pick of ministries in the next cabinet, and Matthew Fisher says she'll likely want to stay put as foreign minister.

Lamberto Frescobaldi brings his wine knowledge to Gorgona, an Italian island prison.

Check out all the fighter walkout songs from Saturday's UFC on ESPN+ 20 event.

The new, low cost, portable pollution detectors monitor what you're inhaling on a minute-by-minute basis, from exhaust to wildfire smoke.

Brandon Ingram says the Pelicans are a "better environment" for him than the Lakers. And he's ready to lead New Orleans without Zion Williamson.

The Patriots are undefeated so far this season in the NFL. Doesn't seem like that's going to change in Week 8.

Students at the Weledeh School are joining students across the country writing songs about Canadian history and colonialism.