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EXCLUSIVE: POLICE have threatened to stop A-League matches in Melbourne if dangerous ­behaviour continues with fans who light flares and firecrackers.

EXCLUSIVE: A “deeply private” feud between Garry Lyon and best mate Bill Brownless has threatened to disrupt the make-up of The Footy Show this year.

The 36-year-old has hailed his fellow striker's abilities in front of goal, though feels former boss Maurizio Sarri has his work cut out for him against a revitalised Juve side

In honor of what would have been his 207th birthday, here are five men who also answered to the presidential moniker.

Retired Los Angeles County Sheriff Lee Baca could lose his freedom for up to six months when he is sentenced in federal court in May, but there's one thing he won't forfeit — his county pension.

Hillary Clinton substantially adjusted her approach in Thursday’s presidential debate here, a reaction to her landslide loss in New Hampshire earlier this week.

Before his journey to Mexico, Pope Francis had a favor to ask.

Before his first trip as pontiff to a place with more Catholics than any other Spanish-speaking country, where he will surely be mobbed by the thousands night and day, the pope requested something likely to be in short supply — a few...

By the time Bernie Sanders launched his challenge to Hillary Clinton in May, her campaign team had already been in Nevada for a month, knocking on doors, dialing voters and cajoling endorsements from local leaders.

Jerome Jacques received a call the other day from a production company looking to rent his hilltop Malibu house for a movie shoot.

A California agency funded by taxpayers is considering whether it should support scientific research aimed at genetically modifying human embryos — work so controversial that the federal government won't pay for it.

It feels odd to congratulate an awards ceremony that is already an exercise in self-congratulation. It's a bit like saying, "Thank you for cashing the check I sent you!"

Lady Gaga and Diane Warren huddled over a plate of French fries in a vacant hotel banquet room, relishing every bite. They were pumped up — and hungry. Their song "Til It Happens to You" from the 2015 campus rape documentary "The Hunting Ground" is up for a Grammy on Monday and an Oscar at the...

When the Archdiocese of Seattle recently released the names of 77 priests, brothers, deacons and a nun reported to have sexually abused children over an 85-year-period, the list included a short entry near the bottom:

Amazing what a few days at the Pointe Hilton Squaw Peak Resort on the north side of Phoenix will do for you. It's a short flight or a half-day's drive from L.A., and my husband and I can quickly be a world away. The Pointe, 15 minutes from Sky Harbor Airport, has lush grounds and eight pools in...

Hordes of screaming fans are turning up at arenas or tuning in through apps to watch video game players duel each other. Now a veteran gambling entrepreneur is betting he can bring a huge, frenzied fandom to poker too.

Ducati's new Scrambler has a lot going for it. Maybe that's why the Italian bike builder is selling so many.

Residents have reported callers asking for card details in a council tax refund scam

A row over rent has broken out between a nursery and the trustees of a village hall amid claims the place is 'too cold'.

There’s no question that pop princess Britney Spears changed the pop-music dynamic on the Strip with her “Britney: Piece of Me” resident show at Axis at Planet Hollywood. It’s been a blockbuster success since its Dec. 27, 2013, premiere.

Nimbolide, a natural extract of India's neem tree, shows promise as a chemotherapy agent for the treatment of pancreatic cancer, suggest the results of a new study.

The classic view is that genes regulate metabolism - the chemical reactions inside cells that use nutrients to sustain life. Now, a new study suggests the converse is also true.

At St. John Medical Center

As presidential primaries move south, Democrats Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are appealing to minority voters who will influence key races. WSJ's Shelby Holliday explains how the candidates are drumming up support. Photo: Getty Images

Has the deep dive in bank stocks finally made these names attractive enough to buy?

A Melbourne restaurant has come under fire for displaying images which some say perpetuate racial stereotypes.