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Prince Royce recently ventured into the fashion world by partnering with Ecko to curate a signature limited-edition collection for the...

CDC is now reporting on the health of infants born to women who had Zika virus.

Arkadiusz Milik wasted two glorious chances to score as both sides moved a step closer to qualification for the Euro 2016 knockout stages with a point apiece at Stade de France

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PITTSBURGH — The University of Notre Dame is displaying $575,000 worth of early American art that was stolen from a man 20 years ago, according to a lawsuit filed by the man’s son. Scott Leff and his wife filed the lawsuit last month, accusing the Indiana university of buying his father’s art collection more than

Lam Wing-kee chose on Thursday to speak out despite the fact that his girlfriend is still under the Chinese authorities’ control.

The Eagles and defensive tackle Fletcher Cox agreed on a contract extension this week that guarantees him over $36 million at signing and over $63 million for injury. It’s a big deal that other teams believe will affect their negotiations with their own star defensive linemen and one that Cox called “mind-blowing” at a Thursday…

Synaptics Inc. plans to lay off 160 employees and close some offices, according to information filed Thursday with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The company said the workforce reductions, which equal about 9% of total staffing levels, will cost $10 million to $11 million mostly in severance fees, while the consolidation of office space will cost $3 million to $4 million for lease-cancellation fees and other costs. "These programs represent cost-cutting measures to align the company's... Читать дальше...

Saudi Arabia's Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman is making his solo Washington debut this week, pitching an economic plan to investors and trying to counter negative views among U.S. lawmakers that his country isn't stopping terrorist financing. Just don't expect to see much of him.

An artist and an art dealer charged in 2010 with misdemeanor criminal possession of a weapon and a retail store that sells common folding knives are challenging a state law created in the 1950s as too vague to enforce. Plaintiffs' attorney Daniel Schmutter demonstrated about a dozen knives with blades shorter than 4 inches along with Doug Ritter, chairman of the Knife Rights organization, to show that the city's test as to whether a pocketknife is legal — a flick of the wrist — is insufficient to charge someone criminally. Читать дальше...

Show business legend to the contrary, its not every supporting player who can go out there and become a star. Determined Dory, the crowd-pleasing forgetful sidekick in the fish tale “Finding Nemo,” is now front and center in “Finding Dory” and the results are only sporadically encouraging.   

Here's why all signs in the currency market point to a vote by Britain to stay in the European Union, trader Jon Najarian says.

NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks in the U.S. staged a late afternoon rally to close moderately higher on Thursday, ending a five-day losing streak. Investors continued to focus on next week's vote on whether Britain would remain a member of the European Union. The Nasdaq composite rose 9.98 points, or 0.2 percent, to 4,844.91.

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Sen. Ted Cruz said on Thursday that the Obama administration has "over and over again" willfully ignored "ample information" that could have prevented terrorist attacks.

Speaking on the Senate floor, the Texas senator lambasted Democrats for proposing increased gun controls in the wake of the Orlando, Florida, shooting and instead said that elected officials should be focused on preventing terrorism.

Cruz said:

Over and over again, we have seen the Obama administration... Читать дальше...

Police are investigating the boy's death as a possible case of negligence.

The weapon used in the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history was designed to meet U.S. military requirements for a small, quiet combat rifle for use in close quarters.

Gabby Giffords sickened by the violent act against British lawmaker.

With brides and grooms planning activities, more nuptials these days could just as easily include lawn games or a scavenger hunt as they will a first dance.

Hillary Clinton has won the endorsement of the AFL-CIO, the nation's largest labor federation, as she looks to consolidate support in the Democratic party ahead of next month's Philadelphia convention

John McCain has become the latest face of seditious statements about a sitting US President, suggesting that Barack Obama was somehow the mastermind of the Orlando terror attack.

An empty train derails at Paddington railway station in west London, causing the cancellation of services in or out of the station.

Revlon Inc. said late Thursday it has agreed to buy Elizabeth Arden Inc. for an all-cash deal of $14 a share, a 50% premium, valuing Elizabeth Arden at about $870 million. By buying the beauty-product rival, Revlon will benefit from "greater scale, an expanded global footprint, and a significant presence across all major beauty channels," the companies said in a statement. They predicted cost savings around $140 million. Shares of Revlon were flat in late trading, while shares of Elizabeth Arden rose 49%. Читать дальше...