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Small study finds more young eggs in ovaries of women receiving drugs for treating Hodgkin's lymphoma, compared with differently treated or healthy women.

The Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Tomah and the Veterans Assistance Foundation continue to duel over the pending eviction of the foundation’s programs, although their agreement now calls for it to vacate one of two floors by next week.

Midwest Environmental Advocates continued its science-free assault on industrial sand mining, also referred to as frac sand mining, by filing a petition with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency asking the federal agency to revoke an air quality permit granted to…

Asian nations lead the way in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's (OECD) latest survey.

By David Del Grande, The Sports Xchange
The San Francisco 49ers were reminded Sunday why Colin Kaepernick is their starting quarterback and Blaine Gabbert is not, even if Kaepernick's future with the club is very foggy.

Professional golfer Paige Spiranac got beautifully honest about cyberbullying during a press conference on Monday. 

Liverpool is off to the Nou Camp on Tuesday... to watch a game.

Behind Beyonce are Drake, Rihanna and Kanye West, who scored eight nominations each.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Parents spend more than nine hours a day with TVs, computers and other screen devices while also giving themselves high marks as role models for their children's media use, according to a survey released Tuesday.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Parents spend more than nine hours a day with TVs, computers and other screen devices while also giving themselves high marks as role models for their children's media use, according to a survey released Tuesday.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Parents spend more than nine hours a day with TVs, computers and other screen devices while also giving themselves high marks as role models for their children's media use, according to a survey released Tuesday.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Parents spend more than nine hours a day with TVs, computers and other screen devices while also giving themselves high marks as role models for their children's media use, according to a survey released Tuesday.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Parents spend more than nine hours a day with TVs, computers and other screen devices while also giving themselves high marks as role models for their children's media use, according to a survey released Tuesday.

Stacy Rosehill finished drinking at 2am but was still over the limit at 12 noon.

The cost of labor in the U.S. grew more quickly than previously thought in the spring and summer, the latest sign that Americans’ wages are picking up.

Zakaria Boufassil was found guilty in giving money to a suspect in the 2016 European terror attacks, the West Midlands Police stated on Tuesday.

The Delhi Police on Tuesday arrested a man for allegedly having unnatural sex with the body of a girl.

The midfielder is struggling to make an impression at Old Trafford and could be offered an escape, with the Hammers contemplating a move when the window reopens

PITTSBURGH — Police in the Pittsburgh suburbs say an Uber driver has been charged with indecent assault and harassment for allegedly making unwanted sexual advances toward a female passenger.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The bizarre rumors began with a leaked email referring to Hillary Clinton and sinister interpretations of pizza parties. It morphed into fake online news stories about a child sex trafficking ring run by prominent Democrats operating out of a Washington, D.C., restaurant.

Taiwan's parliament plunged into more chaos Tuesday with opposing lawmakers brawling in the chamber as labour activists set off smoke bombs outside in protest at proposed holiday cuts.

After breaking free from the constraints of episodic television with a terrifically eccentric turn in the latest season of Fargo, Jeffrey Donovan (Burn Notice) straps himself back into a new series with a gimmick, Shut Eye, which begins airing Wednesday on Hulu. Donovan plays Charlie Haverford, who runs tarot card readings and psychic scams on people in various fortune-telling storefronts scattered around Los Angeles.

After breaking free from the constraints of episodic television with a terrifically eccentric turn in the latest season of Fargo, Jeffrey Donovan (Burn Notice) straps himself back into a new series with a gimmick, Shut Eye, which begins airing Wednesday on Hulu. Donovan plays Charlie Haverford, who runs tarot card readings and psychic scams on people in various fortune-telling storefronts scattered around Los Angeles.