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It's been a busy couple of weeks for innovative Danish architect Bjarke Ingels.

Asian shares climbed Thursday morning as the Japanese yen paused, and after oil rose Wednesday, lifting U.S. stocks. The Nikkei 225 rose 0.5 percent as the yen held at around 113 to the dollar following a big gain Wednesday. A strengthening yen — it was as weak as 121 to the dollar in January — makes the country’s export-oriented companies less competitive. The ASX 200 in energy- and commodity-dependent Australia rose 1 percent as oil gained and the country’s exports increased 1 percent in January, after a 5 percent decline in December.

Last season, the UCLA women's basketball team limped out of the Pac-12 Conference tournament with a losing record, hoping to salvage what it could from the NIT.

Mandalena Lewis alleges that the Calgary-based airline failed to protect her from being sexually assaulted by a pilot who was known to have previously assaulted another woman

Apple's next big software update for iPhone will make it easier for your employer to control how and which apps appear on your iPhone.

Two city engineers who gave up the cushy confines of their IT offices to take up farming have planned to cycle across villages of India next month, with the goal of accumulating knowledge about traditional farming methods that have lost significance since the rise of chemical farming.

Committee hears ‘near-universal condemnation’ of the state of security protocol, recommends privatization of large airports

LOS ANGELES - From a crumpled paper bag in a dilapidated house came a baseball-card find of a lifetime. Seven of them actually.

Oregon lawmakers on Wednesday gave final approval to pioneering legislation that will eliminate coal from the state's energy supply by 2030 and provide half of customers' power with renewable …

Special ops team holding terrorist leader may be first instance of U.S. taking ISIS militant alive in Iraq, and a sign of a new strategy

Film-makers will now be barred from uploading their uncensored work online, the Union ministry of information and broadcasting and Central Board for Film Certification (CBFC) told the Punjab and Haryana high court on Wednesday.

Film-makers will now be barred from uploading their uncensored work online, the Union ministry of information and broadcasting and Central Board for Film Certification (CBFC) told the Punjab and Haryana high court on Wednesday.

"London Has Fallen" never pretends to be anything it's not. The sequel to Antoine Fuqua's big, dumb and kind of fun "Olympus Has Fallen," is bigger, dumber, jaw-droppingly shameless and also kind of a riot. It is just so spectacularly…

"London Has Fallen" never pretends to be anything it's not. The sequel to Antoine Fuqua's big, dumb and kind of fun "Olympus Has Fallen," is bigger, dumber, jaw-droppingly shameless and also kind of a riot. It is just so spectacularly clichéd and over-the-top that all you can do is laugh.

The sequel to Antoine Fuqua's big, dumb and kind of fun "Olympus Has Fallen," is bigger, dumber, jaw-droppingly shameless and also kind of a riot. [...] as is want for the unluckiest administration in history, there's a large-scale, hyper-coordinated attack in the moments before the funeral as the terrorists pick off world leaders in various comical locations around the city. The French PM is on a luxury motor boat with champagne, the Japanese PM is stuck in traffic on a bridge, and the older Italian... Читать дальше...

The sequel to Antoine Fuqua's big, dumb and kind of fun "Olympus Has Fallen," is bigger, dumber, jaw-droppingly shameless and also kind of a riot. [...] as is want for the unluckiest administration in history, there's a large-scale, hyper-coordinated attack in the moments before the funeral as the terrorists pick off world leaders in various comical locations around the city. The French PM is on a luxury motor boat with champagne, the Japanese PM is stuck in traffic on a bridge, and the older Italian... Читать дальше...

Are we witnessing the end of the Republican Party? That's a pretty stunning question to ask, but we're living through a pretty stunning presidential nomination fight, so it can no longer be avoided or ignored.

Russia’s economic interests will not be affected by the new sanctions against North Korea introduced by the UN Security Council, Russian Ambassador to the United Nations Vitaly Churkin said.

Pravin Gordhan disputes authority of special police unit to question him about an investigative branch in the revenue service.

From a crumpled paper bag in a dilapidated house came a baseball-card find of a lifetime. Seven of them …

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Pac-12 women’s tournament begins with new quarter system For the first time, March Madness — at least the women’s variety — will incorporate 10-minute quarters as opposed to 20-minute halves. The NCAA installed the format for the women’s game at the start of the season, and it’ll make its Pac-12 tournament debut Thursday in Seattle, in what very well could be a precursor for men’s games. Men’s collegiate basketball remains the last holdout — high schools, the NBA, and international ball all use a quarter system ... Читать дальше...

Swansea have dealt a heavy blow to Arsenal’s English Premier League title hopes.

Only three candidates remain to challenge Donald Trump for the Republican nomination.