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Nonmanufacturing economic activity in August matched expectations.

INDIANAPOLIS — Butler University linebacker Xavier Colvin has told his coach and teammates he is gay. The redshirt sophomore is the son of Roosevelt Colvin, a former Purdue star who won two Super Bowls with the New England Patriots. Colvin’s announcement was first reported by Outsports.com, a sports website that focuses on LGBT issues. The

LOS ANGELES — Stephen King says that although he prefers when film and television adaptations stay close to his books, it’s not really that important to him. King tells The Associated Press the new adaptation of his horror epic “It,” in theaters on Friday, is successful because it sticks to the core elements of his

'They were really intimidating.'

A Syrian commentator broke down in tears as a last-gasp equaliser by Omar Al Somah earned the war torn nation a play-off place for the 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia.
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The Bank of Canada has raised its benchmark interest rate by a quarter of a point to one per cent, triggering a jump in the loonie.

People have been saying it for years. That boxing is dead. It is not as good as the “glory years”. The fighters are not the same. MMA is the “king” of combat sports. However recent trends prove that not only is boxing alive and well. It may be thriving more than ever. I believe that we are on the cusp of a new golden age of boxing.

ISM gauge of service sector of U.S. economy climbs

While the Western Cape battles severe drought, KwaZulu-Natal is facing scarcity of a different kind – a critical lack of blood.

While the Western Cape battles severe drought, KwaZulu-Natal is facing scarcity of a different kind – a critical lack of blood.

Trump backs a Hurricane Harvey relief bill packaged with a short-term debt ceiling extension and government funding.

President Trump set the tone for North Korea policy last Wednesday on Twitter, as he is wont to do, declaring...

Carnival Corp. said Wednesday that it has begun construction on the first of seven planned cruise ships that will run on liquified natural gas (LNG), a low-carbon fuel. The ships will run on LNG both in port and on the open sea, which will reduce exhaust emissions. The seven ships will be delivered between 2018 and 2022. Carnival shares are nearly down 0.1% in Wednesday trading, and up 28.5% for the year so far. The S&P 00 index is up 10.1% for 2017 to date.

The addition of DFW continues rapid build-up in the U.S. The airline, which just added four new routes to the Midwest, will now fly from 13 U.S. cities.

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Butler University linebacker Xavier Colvin has told his coach and teammates he is gay.

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Butler University linebacker Xavier Colvin has told his coach and teammates he is gay.

Isaiah Thomas has spoken. The All-Star point guard has been on quite the roller coaster over the past few months with his season-ending hip injury, followed by his trade to the Cleveland Cavaliers …

Peter Kuper’s Daily Cartoon considers President Donald Trump’s decision to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, and the film “Nightmare on Elm Street.”

AT THE end of each summer Italian business leaders, politicians and journalists mingle with foreign guests at the Ambrosetti Forum in the Villa d’Este by the shores of the lovely Lake Como. This year, the breezes off the lake carried something not scented in almost a decade: a whiff of optimism about the Italian economy.

AT THE end of each summer Italian business leaders, politicians and journalists mingle with foreign guests at the Ambrosetti Forum in the Villa d’Este by the shores of the lovely Lake Como. This year, the breezes off the lake carried something not scented in almost a decade: a whiff of optimism about the Italian economy.

At the home of the American Enterprise Institute, a Washington-based think tank whose scholars helped make the case for the devastating war with Iraq, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley made the case for Trump to kill an agreement that is effectively forestalling both a nuclear-armed Iran and war with Iran. 

Downing Street is asking Britain’s biggest companies to give public support to the Government’s approach to its Brexit negotiations, a move which has provoked fury in a string of blue-chip boardrooms.