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We all remember the infamous Gary Neville commentary from Chelsea's win over Barcelona. Well Nacer Chadli's sparked another memorable moment.

Several healthy living and recreation centers have been designated as cooling stations this week as warmer-than-usual weather is expected in the Pittsburgh area.

After just 5 weeks the Great Fence appeal has gone through the £7000  barrier.

"All new songs," says the film's director and member of the group, Boots Riley.
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MAE SAI, Thailand - In a miraculous development in remote northern Thailand, twelve missing schoolboy football players and their coach have been found safe and well, after being missing for nine da

Tennessee Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota made good on a promise he made in March by spending a little extra time with his wide receivers this weekend.

Horst Seehofer says a compromise was reached in a migration dispute that threatened Merkel's government.

Schwab settles with the SEC Charles Schwab said it has settled a lawsuit with the Securities and Exchange Commission over claims the company failed to file reports on suspicious transactions by independent investment advisers that Schwab terminated from its online service. The lawsuit, filed Monday in San Francisco federal court, claims Schwab’s adviser services division failed to file suspicious activity reports in 2012 and 2013. Читать дальше...

Ten more stores have been added to list of Sears and Kmart locations closing around the country, bringing the total to 78 closures by the end of September.

When Mike Trout hit a home run in the eighth inning of the Angels’ June 13 game at Safeco Field, most Mariners fans shared a general feeling of exasperation: How do you get this guy out?

The prosperity of the U.S. has always depended on its ability to harness economic growth to technology-driven innovation. But right now Big Tech is as much a part of the problem as it is a part of the solution.

There are three parties fighting it out for control at the mini-conglomerate. Tinkler's ace-in-the-hole is that he has the support of investment guru Neil Woodford, who holds a 20.1 per cent stake.

The International Olympic Committee will commit an estimated $925 million (USD) to the host city of the 2026 Winter Olympics, it announced as part of its new host city contract operations requirements on Monday. The document also outlines a further $500 million (USD) in potential savings for future hosts of the Olympic and Paralympic Winter […]

Mike Shearwood, 55, was forced out of the family-owned shoe maker last week after an investigation into complaints of ‘conduct that failed to meet its code of business ethics’.

The firm, which sells mattresses in boxes online, said it will not be profitable in the fourth quarter of this year as planned after sales fell ‘short of expectations’.

Michael Cohen sat down for an exclusive interview with George Stephanopoulos.

Elina Svitolina became the latest seed to fall on day one at Wimbledon as she lost 7-6 (3), 4-6, 6-1 to 57th-ranked Tatjana Maria.

The Newbury-based software company said it would ditch Suse, a division that provides Linux computer systems to businesses, to Swedish private equity firm EQT.

Shareholder Oasis Management said Gavin Darby’s tenure as chief executive of the cake maker’s owner Premier Foods has left the group in ‘a zombie-like state’.

Brett Allen replied to Wile E. Coyote's discussion 'sheep are waking up'

Belgium complete a remarkable revival to come back from the World Cup abyss and beat Japan to reach the quarter-finals.

Belgium complete a remarkable revival to come back from the World Cup abyss and beat Japan to reach the quarter-finals.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Gov. Matt Bevin's administration cut dental and vision coverage for as many as 460,000 Kentuckians after his Medicaid overhaul plan was rejected in court. The state Cabinet for Health and Family Services called the cuts an "unfortunate consequence" of Friday's ruling by a federal judge. Democrats and advocates for the poor condemned the Republican governor's move as rash and possibly illegal. The cuts were announced during the weekend. U.S. District Judge James E.

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