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The CID has begun investigation into the murder of noted Kannada scholar and researcher MM Kalburgi, who was shot dead by unknown men at his residence here on August 30.

Venice (AFP) - "Everest", an account of a 1996 disaster on the world's most famous mountain, got the 72nd Venice film under way on a high note Wednesday with the $65-million production winning praise for its use of 3D technology to bring the majestic scale of the Himalayas to the silver screen.

Once considered the fearsome twosome of Greek politics, Alexis Tsipras and Yanis Varoufakis now barely speak.

Sussex Equine Rangers created to save police money and keep an eye on rural areas

PHOENIX (AP) — A few thousand people still don't have electricity and the Phoenix Zoo is closed for a second day after a monsoon storm knocked down power poles and trees.

Many digital media companies have embraced monthly and annual subscriptions and now Apple has gotten into the business with its Apple Music service. The subscription model allows digital media companies to provide a premium experience that offers more than the basic, often ad-supported service level.

No one wants to feel like a tourist. And these days, people don't even want to feel like travelers, but want to experience a place like a local. Luckily, there's an app for that. Multiple apps even. 

Karen Butler
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 2 (UPI) -- "Lost" and "The Strain" actor Kevin Durand has announced via Instagram the birth of his first child, a daughter.

Finally the people of Mt Juliet are free to roam the streets again.

The Centre on Wednesday claimed in Delhi High Court that none of the banned Pakistani TV channels were being allowed to be broadcast in India.

Asian families living in the US are almost twice as likely to be charged higher prices by college test prep service The Princeton Review, according to a new study from ProPublica.

One of Christopher Nolan’s more under-seen and under-appreciated pictures, 2002’s hypnotic “Insomnia,” is a deft combination of murder mystery, crime procedural and searing character study that watches a sleep-deprived homicide detective as he probes a horrific murder case in Alaska, all while the endless reign of perpetual daylight threatens to disorient his senses beyond good reason. The film is a polished, spooky piece of craftsmanship and one of the highlights in the British director’s filmography. Читать дальше...

After the opening bell, U.S. stocks had a partial comeback with global concerns.

NEW YORK (AP) — A California company that makes an eggless mayonnaise alternative has the U.S. egg industry scrambling.

Tomas Monzon
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 2 (UPI) -- The U.S. Olympic Committee and Los Angeles have teamed up to bid for the 2024 Olympics after Boston dropped out over cost concerns.

Indian boxing may be afflicted by poor administration, but the International Boxing Association (AIBA) insists that the country is still among the best in the continent.

The Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU) polls entered the second phase with the conclusion of the nomination process on Wednesday in which a total of 169 applications were found valid.

The Black River Falls volleyball team bounced back from struggles at an early season tournament to go undefeated at its home invitational last weekend.

"Yes, I would give stars to a hamburger stand. No, probably not four stars," New York Times food critic Pete Wells said in his 2012 review of Shake Shack, which he awarded one star.

Pakistani president Mamnoon Hussain caused some surprises when he assured China that almost all members of the Uighur militant group the East Turkestan Islamic Movement (ETIM) based in Pakistan have been eliminated.

A Kamloops RCMP Constable is the star of a new viral video. Everyone seems to love it – except the officer's detachment.

The central trade unions' day-long strike evoked mixed response in Uttar Pradesh on Wednesday.

Karen Butler
NEW YORK, Sept. 2 (UPI) -- Director Peter Landesman insists neither he nor Sony Pictures changed the film "Concussion" because they feared the wrath of the National Football League.

The Black River Falls cross country teams each took team championships at their first meet of the season in Friendship.

Stephen Feller
GREAT NECK, N.Y., Sept. 2 (UPI) -- Conflicting studies on the blood-thinning drugs heparin and bivalirudin show them to have no clear benefit over one another aside from one being more expensive.