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Karl Klug isn’t sure if he and Isaac Fruechte will share much time together away from Nissan Stadium on Thursday.

A driver and a conductor of Ambala depot of Haryana Roadways (HR) are under the scanner for allegedly plying a bus between Ambala Cantonment and Baddi in Himachal Pradesh without issuing a single ticket to passengers on Monday midnight.

The study by Families for Excellent Schools shows teachers who received poor job ratings for the 2013-14 school year tended to work at schools where fewer kids passed state tests.

The Punjab and Haryana high court on Tuesday set aside a Panchkula court's order to frame charges against the members of Haryana Public Service Commission (HPSC) in a corruption case.

UBC has been under internal and external scrutiny since Dr. Arvind Gupta’s resignation was announced on the afternoon of Aug. 7

Former Nigeria skipper Segun Odegbami became the latest man to throw his hat into the ring to replace Sepp Blatter as president of football`s world governing boidy FIFA on Tuesday.

Students from 175 families were affected by the closures, which were announced late last week and over the weekend, city officials said.

About-face on design is second serious embarrassment to organisers of the 2020 Games

About-face on design is second serious embarrassment to organisers of the 2020 Games

About-face on design is second serious embarrassment to organisers of the 2020 Games

HANOI - Vietnamese people parade with an image of Ho Chi Minh during a ceremony on Sept. 2, 2015 in Hanoi to...

A furious Nick Kyrgios has taken aim at the New York crowd at the US Open, bewildered how a large contingency was allowed to proceed courtside in the middle of a game during his first round loss to Andy Murray.

Few things distract an anxious nation in economic trouble quite like a jaw-dropping military parade featuring a cavalcade of gleaming high-tech weaponry, 12,000 goose-stepping soldiers and fighter jets filling the skies with synchronized plumes of candy-colored smoke.

Few things distract an anxious nation in economic trouble quite like a jaw-dropping military parade featuring a cavalcade of gleaming high-tech weaponry, 12,000 goose-stepping soldiers and fighter jets filling the skies with synchronized plumes of candy-colored smoke.

President Obama takes over social media during trip to the Alaskan Arctic.

HONG KONG - Hong Kong teenage student leader Joshua Wong is set to face trial on charges relating to his role in storming government headquarters nearly a year ago in a protest that sparked monthslong pro-democracy street occupations.

NASHVILLE, Tennessee - Country star Luke Bryan may have one of the most popular albums in the country, but Loretta Lynn made his day when she gave him a kiss.

SHANGHAI -- Following Tuesday’s falls on world stock markets, volatility continued on Asian markets Wednesday, as worries about China’s latest manufacturing figures and a possible U.S. interest rate rise continued to affect investor sentiment. China's markets opened sharply down, before rebounding in late morning trading. Other Asian markets also fell, though Tokyo’s Nikkei bucked the trend, rising for the first time in three days in morning trades.

Protest tune sparks national debate about public servants' freedom of speech.

People have a right to question whether Andy Sellar is a clever marketer or a buffoon of the highest order.

Asian shares tumble again after weak manufacturing reports from China, the United States and Europe.

Retiring Australian veteran Lleyton Hewitt has kept his US Open hopes alive, but the 34-year-old said he is dreading his second-round clash against Bernard Tomic.

Turmoil returns to Wall Street amid renewed concerns about China's economy.