For an Economics honours graduate of Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC), career options are aplenty. One of the most sought-after colleges in the country, SRCC has an impeccable job placement record.
That didn’t take long. The day after Federico Mussini left St. John’s to return home to Italy to begin his professional career, the Red Storm think it has found a suitable replacement. Coach Chris Mullin picked up a verbal commitment Wednesday night from three-star guard Bryan Trimble, a one-time Florida State recruit. The 6-foot-3 guard...
The Baltimore Ravens released tight end Dennis Pitta after he suffered a hip injury.
A legislative spokeswoman says Kansas Rep. Patsy Terrell of Hutchinson was found dead in her hotel room near the Capitol. She was 55. Heather Scanlon, spokeswoman for House Minority Leader … Click to Continue »
For Wednesday's (June 7) CMT Music Awards, Keith Urban and Carrie Underwood took "The Fighter" off the dance floor (at least briefly) for a stripped-down intro before ramping the speed back up to its original dance-club beat.
Читать дальше...A group of New Jersey cops were caught on cell phone video kicking and dragging a man that turned out to be an innocent bystander.
President Trump on Wednesday, when he tried to play peacemaker in a dispute between Qatar and other Sunni Muslim neighbors, offering to invite both sides to the White House.
For Wednesday's (June 7) CMT Music Awards, Keith Urban and Carrie Underwood took "The Fighter" off the dance floor (at least briefly)...
Southern Ontario dog owners are being warned to keep a closer eye on their pets after a rash of scares involving poison and marijuana left out in the open for their pets to eat.
Much noise was made about whether President Trump's proposed cuts to a Social Security program were, in fact, cuts to Social Security. Lost in that parsing was where those cuts would hit hardest. Social Security Administration records make it plain – in Washington state and the rest of the nation, Trump Country will feel it most.
The Chainsmokers and Florida Georgia Line took to the outdoor stage at the 2017 CMT Music Awards to perform their genre-blending jam...
President Trump returning to Washington from a trip to Cincinnati on Wednesday. The White House is bracing for the former F.B.I. director James B. Comey’s testimony to a Senate panel on Thursday.
Winnipeg police have been extracting location information from transit users’ “peggo” payment cards without warrants -- a practice that, although perfectly legal, is raising privacy alarms.
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The 2017 CMT Music Awards took place in Nashville, Tennessee, on Wednesday, marking one of country music's biggest nights. Aside from superstars Blake Shelton, Luke Bryan and Miranda Lambert taking the stage, A-list presenters included Ashton Kutcher, Hoda Kotb, Jada Pinkett Smith, Katherine Heigl and Reba McEntire.
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With a little help from his teammates and some costly miscues by the Washington Nationals, Clayton Kershaw and the Los Angeles Dodgers avoided a sweep.
NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — Oklahoma football coach Bob Stoops abruptly announced his retirement Wednesday, a stunning offseason move by the 56-year-old future Hall of Famer who led the Sooners to 10 conference championships and a national title in 18 seasons.
Costa says he has a bad relationship with Conte, and that he can't afford to wait out Atletico Madrid's transfer ban.
Former FBI director testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee nearly one month after President Trump fired him
The former FBI director is testifying before the Senate Intelligence Committee
Honolulu's financially troubled rail transit project will be able to issue bonds to keep it afloat through the end of the year — a move that rail officials said was … Click to Continue »
The Connecticut Senate has given final legislative approval to a bill that would expand the number of off-track betting facilities across the state. Under the provision, Sportech Venues can have … Click to Continue »
The House voted 282 to 137 Wednesday in favor of a bill that would allow U.S. Customs and Border Protection to waive a mandatory lie-detector test for applicants from law enforcement or the military, raising alarms that the move will weaken standards at the agency.