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The Ravens list Pro Bowl guard Marshal Yanda as doubtful for Thursday night’s game vs. the Browns due to a shoulder injury. Yanda missed two games earlier in the season with a shoulder injury. The Ravens listed four players as out: tight end Crockett Gillmore (thigh), linebacker Elvis Dumervil (foot), linebacker Kamalei Correa (thigh) and…

Zendaya and Tom Holland look elegant on the cover of The Hollywood Reporter‘s Next Gen issue, on stands November 18. Here’s what the 20-year-old Spider-Man: Homecoming actors had to share with the mag: Zendaya on staying normal while other Disney stars went off the tracks: “Everybody’s normal. The only difference is they’re living out what [...]

We can’t all be Jess.

Colin Kaepernick has made headlines for the entire 2016 NFL season because of his national anthem protest as his demand change in the United States. But the San Francisco 49ers quarterback decided not to participate in Tuesday’s presidential election. Kaepernick told reporters on Tuesday that he hadn’t voted for Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton and that he didn’t plan on doing so before the polls closed.

DETROIT (ANP/BLOOMBERG) - De Amerikaanse automaker General Motors (GM) zet het mes in het personeelsbestand. Het concern kondigde woensdag aan de productie in een tweetal fabrieken in Ohio en Michigan te verlagen. Daarbij worden circa 2000 banen geschrapt.

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PHILADELPHIA — Henry Jackson was nervous on the night before the election. He sat on a chair on a sidewalk in north Philadelphia smoking a cigarette he'd bummed.

"We can't have Trump become president," he said. "We just gotta hope he goes away and goes back to his own business."

The 25-year-old construction worker had thought about the possibility of a President Donald Trump. He'd thought about what he would do if it happened.

“I got my passport already,” he said. Читать дальше...

Soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo became only the third athlete ever to sign a "lifetime" endorsement deal with Nike.

Two bodies found on the rural property of a South Carolina man linked to five other deaths were a couple who had a history of panhandling and had been buried there for nearly a year, authorities said Wednesday.

Humans are wired to be on the lookout for the thing that wants to eat us next. 

This week on WIRED's culture podcast we're talking about Marvel's Sorcerer Supreme and the election's most-biting late-night moments. The post Doctor Strange Has Us Totally Entranced appeared first on WIRED.

They've received congratulatory emails from a U.S. reality TV star, praise and support from a Hollywood actor, and 27 cases of beer from one of the most storied soccer teams in Europe.

Today is a hard day. America has just elected a president who embodies white populist nationalism, who will cost 21 million people their health insurance, who has said he wants to punish women who get abortions, whose views on global warming are so out of line with scientific consensus that they could have apocalyptic consequences. And that’s just the start.

How will Donald Trump's administration affect the defense and aerospace industry? It's hard to say. There are many uncertainties, particularly when it comes to how he sees the world and how his policies may affect the defense industry.

After months of criticism, top congressional Republicans were quick to congratulate Donald Trump's win and promised to work together to enact GOP policy priorities.

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OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Republicans followed through on a vow to keep incumbent Democratic Rep. Brad Ashford to one term after seeing GOP challenger Don Bacon win Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District seat. Now, Bacon says he's looking to reunite the…

Islamic State militants fighting to hold on to their Mosul stronghold have killed at least 20 people in the last two days for passing information to "the enemy" and are back on the city streets policing the length of men's beards, residents say. Thousands of Islamic State fighters have run Mosul, the largest city under their control in Iraq and neighboring Syria, since they conquered large parts of northern Iraq in 2014. "I saw some of the Hisba elements of Daesh (Islamic State) checking people's... Читать дальше...

Seeing white? Us, too. A lot of it.

Seeing white? Us, too. A lot of it.

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Canada is looking like a popular destination the day after the shocking US election.

Many are looking for ways to move there and become Canadian citizens, and searches for one-way plane tickets to Canada surged 1,000% on the morning of November 9. The Government of Canada's immigration website even crashed Tuesday night as the US election results came in. 

Whether you're leaving your home country for good or just looking to get away for a while, here are... Читать дальше...

The inevitable march of consolidated video search technology pits traditional television conglomerates against consumers Over the past couple of weeks, we have discussed the need for a video search platform as well as the current market dynamics. For starters, there is good logic behind why traditional TV conglomerates have avoided next-gen video search. [...] a tool like the next-gen search engine we’re talking about, that allows the consumer to find content elsewhere, would be very bad for business. Читать дальше...

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The world is still coming to terms with Donald Trump's surprise election victory.

Here are the latest headlines:

• Some hedge funds are poised to make serious money off of Trump's shocking win
• Here's the memo Jamie Dimon just sent to JPMorgan staff about the US election
• Traders on the NYSE floor reportedly booed Hillary Clinton during... Читать дальше...

Already reeling from Britain’s decision to exit the EU, European leaders are ill-equipped to face the new uncertainties the Trump presidency brings.

The Democratic nominee publicly conceded the election to Trump Wednesday morning