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NEW YORK (AP) — Vive le rally.

NEW YORK (AP) — Vive le rally.

WASHINGTON — Insurance giant MetLife on Monday asked a federal appeals court to put on hold a ruling on whether the government can tag the company as a potential threat to the financial system. The insurer said in a court filing that the case should be halted pending a government report requested by President Donald

Australian-born NRL forwards Chris McQueen and Chris Heighington have been called into the England rugby league squad to face Samoa next month.

Construction in West Bank cited as issue.

The mayor of Whitehorse says every person in the community has been affected by three sudden deaths in the city in recent weeks: two deemed homicides, the other suspicious.

George W. Bush was early in his first term as president. Seattle was years away from losing the SuperSonics. "Arrested Development" hadn't even started airing yet.

Alcoa Corp. on Monday reported first-quarter earnings per share of 63 cents, ex-items, compared to 53 cents per share, which analysts polled by Thomson Reuters had expected.

U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis (R) and U.S. Army General John Nicholson (L), commander of U.S. Forces Afghanistan, hold an April 24 news conference at Resolute Support headquarters in Kabul, Afghanistan. Photo by REUTERS/Jonathan Ernst.

Marine Le Pen says she will be above "partisan considerations" as she seeks the French presidency.

Thousands of scientists and their allies marched around the world in defense of scientific research on Saturday, but the right-wing crackpot media didn’t see fit to interview any of them.

Facing the possibility of years in prison, Jonathan Ly claims he gave into temptation in part because of San Francisco's crushingly high rents. Ly moved to San Francisco after accepting a position with Expedia subsidiary Hotwire, and says he was stunned by the housing costs.

The Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group need between 700 and 1,000 volunteers to make this year's Grey Cup party run smoothly — and Monday's the day to start applying.

T-Mobile U.S. Inc. added more than 1.1 million new customers in the first quarter of 2017, as rival Verizon Communications Inc. lost customers for the first time, and handily beat earnings estimates in a report issued Monday. The wireless carrier reported net income of $698 million, or 80 cents a share, on total revenue of $9.6 billion, with profit far exceeding expectations largely because of tax benefits. Analysts on average expected T-Mobile to report the addition of 1.2 million subscribers... Читать дальше...

Ireland Baldwin is a blonde bombshell on the newest cover of Marie Claire Mexico. Here’s what the 21-year-old model had to share with the mag: On being from a famous family: “I knew since I was a young girl that my parents were famous. I still don’t entirely understand fame. I don’t understand how people [...]

"I still have flashbacks, I still get nightmares, I still jump when somebody touches me unexpectedly," she wrote on Instagram.

Kamuoyunda 'kamikaze hakimler' olarak bilinen, Metin Özçelik ile Mustafa Başer hakkında karar verildi. Özçelik ve Başer'e 10'ar yıl hapis cezası verildi.Devamı için tıklayınız

Kamuoyunda 'kamikaze hakimler' olarak bilinen, Metin Özçelik ile Mustafa Başer hakkında karar verildi. Özçelik ve Başer'e 10'ar yıl hapis cezası verildi.Devamı için tıklayınız

Taye Diggs puts on Madonna‘s famous cone bra for a performance of her song “Vogue” on Lip Sync Battle! This week on the show, the 46-year-old actor is up against performer Ne-Yo. As always, Chrissy Teigen and LL Cool J will be on hand to host! No word just yet on what Ne-Yo will be [...]

Facebook has been trying to squash Snapchat for a long time. Remember (the other) Poke? Or Slingshot? Or that time it tried to buy the company outright? None of those really worked out. Over the past year, though, Mark Zuckerberg and company appear to have found a way to stunt Snapchat’s growth: Make a total rip-off, but do so within an app that’s already massively popular.

(ATTN: CHANGES headline; ADDS photo and background in last para) SEOUL, April 24 (Yonhap) -- Creditors of Kumho Tire Co. will discuss several issues with Qingdao Doublestar Co., wrapping up the deal to sell the South Korean tiremaker to the Chinese c

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — An animal welfare organization criticized Utah state officials in a report for not doing enough in six cases of inhumane treatment at slaughterhouses.

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — An animal welfare organization criticized Utah state officials in a report for not doing enough in six cases of inhumane treatment at slaughterhouses.