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Limiting luxury housing is a terrible way to help the poor, economists argue.

Canadian police and Edgar Latulip's mother had competing theories about how and where he'd most likely died. He was living nearby all along.

The recommendations include strong language regarding the possible risk of sexual transmission, advising all travelers — especially pregnant women — returning from an area where the virus is circulating to use condoms.

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Middle Eastern Beet & Yogurt Toasts

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Beet Hummus

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Beet Crust Pizza

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Deutsche Bank said it will buy back $5.4 billion of its senior unsecured debt, in a move designed to bolster investor confidence in the German lender’s liquidity and in the value of its securities.

Chaz French says it with his chest on his new track "Flaws (Golden Gyal)." While Beyonce has led the hashtag flawless movement, the...

Buffalo Bills running back LeSean McCoy is expected to be charged in connection with an alleged assault against two off-duty police officers at a Philadelphia nightclub, according to an NFL official familiar with the investigation. The official told CNN’s Coy Wire that there’s evidence McCoy and three other men punched and kicked one of the […]

Airing Thursday’s Democratic debate on two channels, PBS and CNN, appears to have almost doubled the audience. The PBS-produced debate averaged a 3.3 household rating on PBS, according to overnight data from Nielsen’s metered markets. MSNBC also averaged a 3.3 rating for its Democratic debate at the same time last week, which was considered a […]

Ted Cruz’s campaign pulled a recent ad attacking Marco Rubio after it was revealed that one of its featured actors had performed in erotic films. Titled “Conservatives Anonymous,” the Cruz spot is set in a group therapy session, as a circle of men and women discuss their disappointment in having supported the Florida senator given […]

The anti-choice right wing is having a fit of the vapors over the University of Utah's sponsorship of Sex Week, a series of events that aims to" reduce stigmas" and "raise awareness" of issues related to sex. Naturally, Outnumbered is "worked up." Seriously...

A study has found that morning people tend to be thinner than night owls.

Pay now or pay more: Wealthy Albertans are trying to cram as much income into the 2015 tax year before tax rates go way up. What's it going to mean for Alberta's books?

Every time you update your Facebook profile, every time you email a friend, every time you stream your favourite show, you're using data. And the energy required to power that usage is increasingly becoming a problem.

Conversation Africa education editor Natasha Joseph asked Professor Suellen Shay what President Zuma should have said about #FeesMustFall.

It's "downloading the entire HD 'Game of Thrones' series in one second" fast.

Those paying attention to the sound of contemporary Los Angeles as imagined by Kendrick Lamar's "To Pimp a Butterfly," nominated for an album of the year Grammy, might have noted a mysterious musician named Thundercat lurking in the background.

Pack your passport and appetite to take advantage of this eat-and-sleep deal in Victoria, British Columbia. It's a chance to explore the cuisine of the Canadian city — from sushi to Greek to vegetarian and Chinese — and save.

A thug who brandished a crowbar and launched a volley of racist abuse in the Channel Tunnel terminal has been spared a prison spell.

A mother says she's disgusted after buying orange squash from Asda and giving it to her children - only to discover it expired more than a year ago.

The Internet of Things Tech Expo took place this week in London. Medical News Today was on hand to investigate how tech innovations can benefit the world of health care.