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“I think Hillary Clinton is not a strong candidate. Clearly she’s not inspiring those on the Democratic side of the aisle and Bernie Sanders has got the intensity."

Once an unknown from Arkansas, John Daly turned into one of golf’s most recognizable names. Now 50, he’s set to make a living on the Champions Tour and said he will play in the annual summer tour stop in Blaine.

– Nigerian billionaire drops in Forbes ranking for top billionaires – Source at the company says it is a temporary incident, maintains that they would bounce back soon Reports say Femi Otedola, Nigerian business mogul, has lost more than $400 million in the past nine weeks. According to Vanguard, Otedola’s loss of his personal fortune […]

Ron Paul has told RT’s Boom Bust show that the “current economic system is designed to fail.” The former GOP Congressman is not a socialist and believes that the U.S. needs to go toward a system that respects property ownership, voluntary contracts and individual liberty while getting rid of central banks. RT reports: A new Harvard University poll shows that 51 per cent of young adults aged 18-29 oppose capitalism in its current form. RT: Do you think this poll is just politics, or do you agree that... Читать дальше...

LINDEN, N.J. (AP) — Carbon monoxide poisoning apparently caused the death of a 9-year-old boy and seriously injured his 10-year-old sister who were both found unresponsive Tuesday morning, authorities in New Jersey said.

LINDEN, New Jersey - Carbon monoxide poisoning apparently caused the death of a 9-year-old boy and seriously injured his 10-year-old sister who were both found unresponsive Tuesday morning, authorities in New Jersey said.

LINDEN, N.J. (AP) — Carbon monoxide poisoning apparently caused the death of a 9-year-old boy and seriously injured his 10-year-old sister who were both found unresponsive Tuesday morning, authorities in New Jersey said.

LINDEN, N.J. (AP) — Carbon monoxide poisoning apparently caused the death of a 9-year-old boy and seriously injured his 10-year-old sister who were both found unresponsive Tuesday morning, authorities in New Jersey said.

TALLAHASSEE, Florida - Student representatives at Florida State University have passed a resolution discouraging the wearing of Native American headdresses at Seminoles games.

The Student Government Association resolution, which passed April 20 by a 27-4 vote, is a nonbinding, formal opinion. Student government passed the resolution because many of the headdresses worn at athletic events are representative of other tribes, in particular Plains tribes like the Sioux, and not the Seminoles.

Disney has turned the grass roots Star Wars May the 4th celebration Into a marketing opportunity.

If not for flawed classification of deaths, medical mistakes would be the third-leading cause of U.S. deaths, Johns Hopkins researchers say. They're calling on the CDC to track deaths from errors.

With the news that La Crosse County has cracked the top 10 in state tourism dollars still fresh, the La Crosse Arts Board is looking at some initiatives that would make the area an even more attractive destination for art-loving…

Medical errors kill more people than car crashes or new disease outbreaks. They kill more people annually than breast cancer, AIDS, plane crashes, or drug overdoses. A new study estimates that they are the third leading cause of death in the United States, causing a quarter-million fatalities in 2013 alone.

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The Latest on an apparently random shooting along an interstate in Wisconsin that killed an Illinois woman (all times local):

MADISON, Wisconsin - The Latest on an apparently random shooting along an interstate in Wisconsin that killed an Illinois woman (all times local):

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The Latest on an apparently random shooting along an interstate in Wisconsin that killed an Illinois woman (all times local):

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The Latest on an apparently random shooting along an interstate in Wisconsin that killed an Illinois woman (all times local):

Climate change may seem like a fairly recent topic for scientific investigation, but a new study provides more evidence that it isn't.

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Chris Bosh, who was sidelined due to blood clots for the second straight season, clearly wants to play. The Heat maintain the same stance: There’s no timetable for his return. Dan Le Batard of ESPN, as transcribed by Jason Lieser of The Palm Beach Post: This is complicated and it’s not great,” Le Batard said. […]

Stealing a little food should not be considered a crime if you really need it, Italy's highest court has ruled.