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A veteran reporter on why you shouldn’t give money to the Red Cross after a disaster.

A key river lock has been official reopened at the end of a £3.6 million project.

A technology company will pay $3.5 million and change how it sells laptop computers as part of a settlement reached with federal officials and 32 states, including Nebraska.

RIYADH – Jubilant soccer fans celebrated after Saudi Arabia qualified for next year’s World Cup, with many rallying behind Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s reform programme that promotes sports in the ultra-conservative kingdom.

Entrepreneur of the Year competition announced its innovative winners at an awards ceremony on 6 September 2017 who received astounding cash prizes!

RIYADH – Jubilant soccer fans celebrated after Saudi Arabia qualified for next year’s World Cup, with many rallying behind Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s reform programme that promotes sports in the ultra-conservative kingdom.

Danielle McLaughlin’s flash-fiction short story about a young girl, her mother, horses, and a fishhook.

Steven Markow imagines a satirical list of virtual-reality channels that broadcast boring, nausea-inducing shows.

Sarepta's Doug Ingram responds to a question about the high cost for a drug for Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

At least four people have been beheaded by suspected al-Shabab extremists based in neighboring Somalia, a Kenyan police official said Wednesday. The attack took place early Wednesday morning in the Bobo area of Hindi village in Lamu County, said Larry Kieng, the police chief in charge of Kenya's coastal region.  Kieng said the four were shot and then decapitated by armed militants who raided the village. The attack brings the number of people thought to be beheaded by al-Shabab extremists in Lamu County in the past three months to 16. Читать дальше...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is awarding more than $28.6 million in funding to 44 states and Washington, D.C., to fight the opioid epidemic.

The latest phase of the Utility Settlement Coin project, which aims to settle trades with a token linked to accounts at central banks, has seen the consortium expand. Barclays, CIBC, Credit Suisse, HSBC, MUFG and State Street are the latest participants; the project began life with UBS and the other early stage members are BNY Mellon, Deutsche Bank, Santander, NEX. The technology is being built by UK-based start-up Clearmatics.

The dog is considered unclean in Islam and associating an image of the animal with one of the religion`s most sacred texts prompted indignation. The Taliban said the leaflet showed American "hatred" of Islam.

Ceyhan Nehri'nde sandalla avlanan bir balıkçının oltasına 3 metre uzunluğunda 82 kilogram ağırlığında yayın balığı takıldı.Devamı için tıklayınız

They say the "GMO Free" designation on some dairy products raises unnecessary fear

What do you do when your college fight song comes on while you're in the weight room?

Appointments follow weeks of infighting over posts

Hurricane Irma has forced another schedule change.

VILLEJUIF, France — A tip from a handyman led police to a possible explosives laboratory south of Paris and the detentions of two people Wednesday, French authorities said. A workman doing a job in a building in Villejuif informed authorities after noticing suspicious products in an apartment, Interior Minister Gerard Collomb said in a statement.

WASHINGTON — The Latest on Congress and health care (all times local): 10:15 a.m. The chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee says both parties must be willing to compromise to achieve a deal that would strengthening the country’s individual health insurance markets. Sen. Lamar Alexander says if lawmakers can’t do that,

PARIS (AP) — Two of the world's biggest luxury goods conglomerates will stop working with unhealthily thin fashion models, as part of a joint charter signed Wednesday that aims to protect their health.

PARIS (AP) — Two of the world's biggest luxury goods conglomerates will stop working with unhealthily thin fashion models, as part of a joint charter signed Wednesday that aims to protect their health.

PARIS (AP) — Two of the world's biggest luxury goods conglomerates will stop working with unhealthily thin fashion models, as part of a joint charter signed Wednesday that aims to protect their health.