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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) — The owners of a private Iowa zoo won't have to pay the legal fees of a national group that successfully sued to force the removal of endangered lemurs and tigers.

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A tiny Nebraska village that sells millions of cans of beer each year near a South Dakota Indian reservation is consuming a sizeable chunk of the surrounding county's budget.

More than a third of voters are not convinced the UK will leave the EU despite referendum result, Newsnight poll suggests.

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Israel has decided to retain part of the tax revenues it collects on behalf of the Palestinian Authority, accusing the Palestinian authorities of financing terrorists, the Israeli prime minister's office said Friday.

Adele's 25 shoots back to the top of the album chart after experiencing a 231% sales surge following her headline appearance at Glastonbury.

To bathe or not to bathe: that has been the question for parents of children with eczema. Some parents think that frequent bathing ultimately will dry out the skin and make eczema symptoms worse. Now, a new review of studies on bathing and eczema attempts to provide some clarity.

DAKAR, Senegal — Congo’s presidential opposition candidate has spoken out for the first time since leaving the country in May for medical reasons, criticizing President Joseph Kabila for not promising that elections will be on time or that he will step down. Moise Katumbi released a speech late Thursday saying Congo “remains plunged into a

Freedom Honor Flight, the La Crosse hub of the national Honor Flight Network, has changed its eligibility requirements to include all veterans of the United States military.

Tesla Motors Inc. and Chief Executive Elon Musk have encountered a rough road in June, capped by a regulators’ disclosure late Thursday that the electric car maker’s autopilot feature is linked to a death in Florida.

Attorney General Loretta Lynch said she understands why her chat with Bill Clinton during the probe of his wife rubbed people the wrong way.

The energy giant is offering eight hours of free electricity at the weekends.

The Centre today said a decision on providing subsidised ration, in addition to what is supplied under NFSA, to Jammu and Kashmir government for implementing Mufti Mohammad Sayeed Food Entitlement Scheme (MMSFES) would be taken soon, and it assured the state of providing three months ration in advance.

The match at court 19 featured only one break that came Bopanna and Mergea's way in the 11th game of the opening set.

After an uptick in 2014, the number of annual elective procedures continued on a 35-year decline in Minnesota.

(AP) — Spokane County sheriff's deputies are searching for a bank robber who witnesses say was shot by a customer during an attempted heist of a credit union in the Spokane Valley. Sheriff's spokesman Mark Gregory says witnesses told officers that a customer shot the robber in the upper chest or shoulder, and the robber fled.

Calm has been restored at the Beit Bridge border post after the Musina community embarked on a protest against new SA import limits by the Zimbabwean government.

Pacers president Larry Bird wants Indiana to play faster and more dynamically offensively. Dropping Frank Vogel? A harsh move, but the coach seemed to prefer a more deliberate pace. Hiring Nate McMillan? His history is with slow teams, but maybe he’ll adjust to a different roster. Trading George Hill for Jeff Teague? I think that’s a downgrade, […]

The Philippines' new president said Friday he "will go to the extreme" in his battle to end crime and cleanse the police force of wrongdoers within six months, but pledged he won't become a dictator.

Thousands of structures were threatened and hundreds of people fled their homes ahead of a wildfire ravaging in a section of the Eldorado National Forest north of Sacramento, federal officials said on Friday. Firefighters have been able to carve containment lines around 12 percent of the so-called Trailhead Fire, which started on Tuesday afternoon and has grown to blacken 2,151 acres, U.S. Forest Service spokeswoman Jennifer Chapman said. The wildfire is moving slowly through mixed conifer and... Читать дальше...