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It’s the hottest new reality television show you'll never want to see.

T-Mobile CEO John Legere posted winning bid for a temporary tattoo.

A surge in the popularity of public schools throughout Sydney is driving a real estate mini-boom in catchment areas.

SANTIAGO, Chile - Former East German first lady Margot Honecker, who defended the now-vanished Communist country to the end, died Friday in Chile at age 89, a family friend confirmed.

MINNEAPOLIS - It's coaching change season in the NBA, and that means teams are conducting searches for new leadership in all sorts of different ways.

The striker asserted that a transfer back to South America was scrapped due to tough rules on non-nationals, while admitting he deserves to be out of Colombia's Copa America squad

WASHINGTON — The United States will endorse a tougher tone with Israel in an upcoming international report that takes the Jewish state to task over settlements, demolitions and property seizures on land the Palestinians claim for a future state, diplomats told the Associated Press. The U.S. and its fellow Mideast mediators also will chastise Palestinian leaders for failing to rein in anti-Israeli violence. Washington has traditionally tempered statements by the so-called “Quartet” of mediators with careful diplomatic language... Читать дальше...

In honor of the Cinco De Mayo holiday, Donald Trump tweeted a photo of himself with a taco bowl from the Trump Grill with a caption that said "I love Hispanics." It quickly went viral. We spoke with his national spokesperson Katrina Pierson to get the real story behind the tweet. 

CINCINNATI - Tyler Boyd knows all about the cornerback who will be guarding him during the Cincinnati Bengals' rookie minicamp this weekend. He saw what William Jackson III can do firsthand.

Fifteen years ago this month, David Boreanaz’s soulful bloodsucker Angel drove his vampire-mobile through an interdimensional portal and arrived in a fantasy realm known as Pylea, altering the series' future.

In 1979, three years after the end of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution, the Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping visited the United States. At a state banquet, he was seated near the actress Shirley MacLaine, who told Deng how impressed she had been on a trip to China some years earlier. She recalled her conversation with a scientist who said that he was grateful to Mao Zedong for removing him from his campus and sending him, as Mao did millions of other intellectuals during the Cultural Revolution, to toil on a farm. Читать дальше...

Golden Entertainment, the Las Vegas-based company that operates casinos and slot machine routes in Nevada and elsewhere, in addition to a major tavern chain, reported its first-quarter earnings this week.

CHICAGO - Minnesota Twins second baseman Brian Dozier is out of the lineup against the Chicago White Sox with a sore right hamstring.

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On-demand ride companies have spent millions of dollars ahead of a Saturday vote to overturn a measure mandating fingerprinting for their drivers in Austin, Texas, a sign they are willing to play hardball politics with cities pursuing such requirements.

Campaign finance records show that Ridesharing Works for Austin, a lobby group financed almost exclusively by Uber Technologies Inc and Lyft, had collected more than $8 million in contributions and spent $5.4 million... Читать дальше...

“That deadline will come and go,” a state GOP lawmaker said of federal warnings.

Chris Brown and 50 Cent live it up together in the just released music video for “I’m The Man (Remix),” which was just released on Friday (May 6)! The track is set to be included on the 40-year-old rapper’s sixth studio album Street King Immortal, which is set to be released on August 18th. The [...]

Gov. Mark Dayton issued an executive order Friday providing emergency assistance to the Minnesota National Guard's fire center in response to a wildfire in Hubbard County.

Much of northwest Minnesota is under “red flag” fire conditions.

Many people want some sort of meaningful work, paid or unpaid, in retirement, John Schwalbach writes.

FOXBOROUGH, Massachusetts - Cyrus Jones has spent his life in discipline-rich environments.

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