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Analysts' "most loved" sectors in the market are now energy, health care and technology, according to a new report.

Oh, J.R. Smith. NBA fans love the Cleveland Cavs' shooting guard for reasons both ridiculous and poignant. 

NNSA and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) hosted training last month on State Systems of Accounting for and Control of Nuclear Material (SSAC) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) in Tennessee. The two-week course educated and trained technical experts from around the world on properly accounting for their country’s nuclear materials to fulfill international safeguards requirements. Expert from the IAEA, ORNL, and NNSA led the instruction and offered practical advice based... Читать дальше...

Hawaii Gov. David Ige signed a law committing his state to upholding the goals of the Paris climate accord, the first state to do so after the U.S. backed out.

"Technology plays a huge part in the America's Cup. It's been said the fastest boat has won the America's Cup for the last 160 years and I'm not sure that is about to change."

The shuttlers will leave for Jakarta on Friday to take part in the Indonesia Open from June 12 to 18.

Yakasai spoke in reaction to the three months ultimatum given by some northern groups to the Igbos inhabiting in the region to leave for their various states.

The bad news about road-tripping through these northern counties is that the distances are vast, the towns few and far between. With its tall rooftop neon sign, colonnaded front and imposing corner location, the Niles Hotel has been the cornerstone of downtown Alturas since cattlemen and railroad workers frequented its saloon in the early 20th century. Once the absolute definition of a “company town,” where purchases at McCloud River Mercantile were docked from mill workers’ paychecks, this former... Читать дальше...

CLEVELAND, Miss. (AP) — The U.S. secretary of agriculture is set to appear at a business gathering in Mississippi.

CLEVELAND, Miss. (AP) — The U.S. secretary of agriculture is set to appear at a business gathering in Mississippi.

A body found in an Indiana river was identified Thursday as former Bills receiver James Hardy.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk outlines bold ambitions as the company's market value races past GM and Ford.

It’s fitting that the biggest rivalry of this clay season will conclude on Court Philippe-Chatrier. Rafael Nadal and Dominic Thiem have already met three times in the past six weeks and will battle one more time on Friday for a spot in the Roland Garros final.

Former FBI Director James Comey spoke a lot of words during his hearing before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday, some of which were quite juicy.

A northern Nigerian state's governor on Wednesday ordered the arrest of activists for demanding the eviction of eastern Igbo people, amid rising tensions between ethnic groups that hark back to the country's Biafra civil war. Secessionist feeling has simmered in Nigeria's east since the Biafra separatist rebellion, a mainly Christian Igbo movement, tipped the country into a civil war from 1967 to 1970 that killed an estimated 1 million people. Since 2015, those sentiments have heightened, spurred... Читать дальше...

Welcome to Tank Town, USA and the Sweet Sixteen. Jets Nation, this is going to be ugly.

Why is the millennial generation, if their rates of entrepreneurship are lower than generations past, influencing such a major boom in women- and minority-owned startups?

Her mum had a hysterectomy years ago.

Wallace will be the fourth African-American driver to race in the Cup Series.

This Golden State Warriors NBA season has been historic, and the number of banner headlines featuring the unstoppable team has created demand for newspaper collectors to own a piece of newsprint history. The San Francisco Chronicle Store is now featuring copies of the original print run for the Sporting Green full pages from the wins of Game 1: "A bold statement," Game 2: "It's coming together," and Game 3: "Durant's the Big Shot." These are not reprints, but are the original copies.

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