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Daesh, also known as IS/Islamic State, has confirmed in the latest issue of its online magazine, Dabiq, that a drone strike killed British terrorist Jihadi John.

Racing into cinemas next powered by attitude, f-bombs, and a good dose of violence, "Deadpool" is hoping to be the antidote to basically everything you're going to see on CW tonight. Aiming to deliver the unexpected at every turn, the soundtrack to the comic book movie is no different. READ MORE: Graphic Violence Will Keep 'Deadpool' Out Of Chinese Cinemas Junkie XL ("Mad Max: Fury Road") has scored the movie, but it's the song choices that stand out. Yep, you'll hear DMX's "X Gon’ Give It To Ya"... Читать дальше...

The irony wasn’t lost on Lee Min Bok when he spotted propaganda leaflets fluttering down in front of his home just south of the border dividing the Korean peninsula: It was airborne pamphlets flown the other way that persuaded him to defect from the north more than two decades ago.

The Northwest Arkansas Democrat Gazette reported Tuesday that Cradduck was arrested on a felony count of tampering with a public record and a misdemeanor count of tampering. Arkansas State Police have investigated allegations by two jail employees that they were demoted by Cradduck for cooperating with an investigation into allegations Cradduck ordered payroll records for another jail employee be altered to show an earlier hire date.

Utilities and telecommunications companies are rising, but energy and mining stocks continue to slump on fears that demand and prices will get worse. Oil prices have dropped to 12-year lows. Energy stocks continued to fall on concerns about reduced worldwide demand. Stocks have been hammered by concerns about the slowing Chinese economy, which is the second-largest in the world and an important contributor to global growth. Jewelry retailer Tiffany fell after it said sales dropped in the fourth quarter and said it will eliminate some jobs. Читать дальше...

Almost a decade after Canada’s housing market escaped the real-estate meltdown, the risk of a potential housing bubble in Vancouver and in Toronto has become a central preoccupation for policy makers.

Homicide squad detectives are still piecing together the circumstances of a crash in which a young man was found with dead from a suspected gunshot wound.

Rescue workers still were tallying the number of injured and those who declined hospitalization, but at least one person suffered major injuries, the California Highway Patrol said. The bus carrying 20 passengers and the driver rolled onto the center divider of Highway 101, a major commuting thoroughfare, while heading north around 6:40 a.m., said Lanesha Gipson, a Greyhound spokeswoman. Yellow tarps appeared to cover two bodies near the front of the bus, where emergency workers in bright-yellow suits and firefighters worked in the rain.

Cape Town police have arrested five men linked to a string of business robberies and cash-in-transit heists in the Western Cape and Gauteng.

Once again, Musician Ice Prince has taken to Social Media to defend his girlfriend, who has allegedly been cheating on him with an Abuja-Based lover. The musician who apologized to his fans for defending his girlfriend ‘in error’ earlier today, has once again gone back to Social Media to have his girl’s back. READ ALSO: CONFIRMED! Ice […]

NEW YORK - From Arizona to Newfoundland to Nashville, Tennessee, John Scott will be an NHL All-Star after all.

Former Australian Open champion Stanislas Wawrinka believes betting companies can help tennis weed out corruption, playing down concerns over the propensity of gambling brands sponsoring major events.

SAN FRANCISCO - Super Bowl 50 will be a tailgate of two cities. The fan village and other activities are set in San Francisco, but the game will be played about 40 miles south in Santa Clara, home to Levi's Stadium and the San Francisco 49ers (though the 49ers will not be playing in the Feb. 7 championship).

The Road to 50 app available for smart phones and other devices is also a terrific source of information, news and directions. The Fan Express, $55 round-trip, will shuttle fans to the stadium on game day with multiple pick-up and drop-off locations. Highlights include interactive games that let you pass the ball or try to kick a game-winning field goal. [...] planned: autograph sessions with NFL players past and present, an exhibit of Super Bowl championship rings and a chance to take a photograph with the Vince Lombardi Trophy. Читать дальше...

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Jan. 19 (UPI) -- Pearl Jam's North American tour is set to reach 18 cities over 22 dates beginning in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. on April 8.

Hired last week by the 49ers, coach Chip Kelly had not yet conducted his introductory press conference. Now that his old team, the Eagles, has officially introduced coach Doug Pederson, Kelly will be meeting the San Francisco media for the first time. The session will commence on Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. ET, with G.M. Trent…

The silence over the alleged killing of about 13 people in Ikot-Akpan Udo community, has become rancorous and questions are beginning to be asked regarding the likelihood of obtaining justice for the murdered. A report by the Vanguard suggests that the Akwa-Ibom state government is indifferent in bringing to book some armed youths, who in […]

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Two figures in the "John Doe" investigation into Republican Gov. Scott Walker's recall campaign allege the prosecutor who headed the probe failed to follow a court order.

An urgent meeting will be held in Townsville to manage the fallout of Clive Palmer's nickel refinery sacking more than 200 workers.

A 15-year-old Michigan girl is fighting for her life after contracting toxic shock syndrome.

NEW YORK - The International Energy Agency says oil prices may fall further this year due to low demand, warm winter weather and an oversupply of crude.

NEW YORK (AP) — The International Energy Agency says oil prices may fall further this year due to low demand, warm winter weather and an oversupply of crude.

NEW YORK (AP) — The International Energy Agency says oil prices may fall further this year due to low demand, warm winter weather and an oversupply of crude.