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The people of Manipur's hill districts on Wednesday demanded imposition of president's rule in the state following the death of eight people in violence in Churachandpur district earlier this week

After nearly losing his hand in a freak accident, Frank Reyes agreed to a strange operation at Houston Methodist Hospital. He spent three weeks with his left hand surgically tucked in his belly to give it time to heal and form new blood supply

It was within the rights of a Halifax doctor to disclose confidential patient information about a medical student to police after becoming concerned about possible threats to Dalhousie University faculty and students, a University of Toronto psychiatry professor says.

As the Deflategate case drags on into its ninth month, it is becoming clearer and clearer that the Patriots made two tactical mistakes that hurt the team and their case.

At just 16 years old, Flynn McGarry already has a career many aspiring chefs would envy. 

Hulu announced Wednesday that it will roll out a $12 dollar per month ad-free version, similar to plans offered by Netflix and Amazon, The New York Times reports.

French President Francois Hollande on Wednesday condemned the Monday attack on the Ukrainian parliament building in Kiev where lawmakers were voting on constitutional changes that would give more autonomy to its eastern region held by rebels.

Timing and trigger of ‘buy the dip’ remain the issue

Canadian singer-songwriter Chris Luedecke thinks there is still room for literate folk songs

Story by Kendall Jones, via Washington Beer Blog. Story by Kendall Jones, via Washington Beer Blog. Foggy Noggin Brewing has several beer releases planned for September this year.  Here are the release notes. Saturday – September 5th (noon-5pm) – Foggy Noggin Brewing will be releasing George Tire Biter (GTB) this is a hoppy Amber Ale that will make its debut to our beer... The post Beer Release – September Releases from Foggy Noggin appeared first on Beer News.

A decision will be made on whether an 88-year-old, accused of ploughing into an 89-year-old man as he used a zebra crossing, is fit to stand trial.

Back to work—and working up a sweat! Almost one month after tying the knot with husband Justin[...]

Foreign investors hold nearly $2-trillion in U.K. shares

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PERTH, Australia, Sept. 2 (UPI) -- A new study in the Arctic Ocean suggests growing levels of carbon dioxide offer a boost only at low temperatures.

Leading economies are entering era of an ageing and shrinking workforce, writes Diane Coyle

Arsenal manager defends his own lack of signings by suggesting United over-spent on French youngster

Good news for millennials and newcomers to the workforce: Robert Half predicts average starting salaries for professional roles will rise 4.1% in 2016. The company's district manager Billie Watkins explains on Lunch Break. Photo: iStock/Wavebreakmedia Ltd.

A former partner of one of New York's top law firms is being accused of defrauding her firm and her clients of more than $5 million, and now she's made an admission that could jeopardize one of the biggest antitrust settlements in history, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Polluted waterways at planned host sites for the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro will be clean in time for next summer’s games, the head of the city’s Olympic organizing committee promised this week. The declaration, which comes weeks after Rio’s mayor acknowledged the city’s failure to address severe water pollution, still leaves doubts about whether renewed efforts will truly succeed where others failed.

A Vancouver woman is fighting back against a website that's been altering people's images to make them look thinner.

Tennis champion Serena Williams was joined by Broadway and television star Alan Cumming and "Orange is the New Black" regular Laverne Cox at Delta's OPEN Mic night. They performed karaoke songs ahead of the official beginning of the 2015 US OPEN Tennis tournament. 

Fahad Nazer

Diplomacy, Asia, Middle East

Beijing's commitment to strengthening its relations with Riyadh is certain. Should Washington be worried?

All eyes will be on Washington on Thursday as Saudi Arabia’s King Salman makes his first official visit to the United States—or anywhere else for that matter—since ascending the throne in January after the passing of his half-brother, King Abdullah. Some preliminary reports out of the Middle East are suggesting that the King... Читать дальше...

GB women beat Spain 54-40 in the European Wheelchair Basketball Championships to qualify for the 2016 Paralympics.

China's move to display 500 new weapons, which have never been publicly shown, at Thursday parade will trigger a arms race and push neighboring countries to acquire equipment of matching capability, experts said.

Warren Buffett thinks Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan is doing a great job.