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With in-person visits barred and contact limited, parents told The Times they feel unable to protect their children. Attorneys and advocates say they've faced barriers in trying to get youths released.

How coronavirus quarantines are revealing heroism and sacrifice on one block in Los Angeles

Now that the world has shut down, has the way you pass the time changed?

You might not need it right now, but this is one of the most travel-friendly laptops around.

Samsung Galaxy Chromebook review: Great, until the battery runs out  EngadgetView Full Coverage on Google News

Medical staff in hospitals across the country have came forward to say that personal protective equipment (PPE) was either not arriving or has not come soon enough

Sevilla are hoping a lucrative long term contract can see them win the race for Liverpool's Xherdan Shaqiri.

Boer named new Pella Christian boys' basketball coach Marion County Tribune

If you have a toaster sitting on your kitchen counter, there’s about a 99.999% chance that it toasts some kind of bread. But if you’re in the other 0.001%, your toaster prints recipes for other meals which may or may not include bread.

Google has been selling expensive, high-end Chromebooks for years now. But last year, the company changed tactics. The Pixelbook Go was “only” $650, a far cry from the $1,000-plus price Google asked for its previous Chromebooks. Google cut a few corn...

We've heard a lot on the news about essential businesses during COVID-19, but one we all count on that is not mentioned much is the USPS. The Postal Service, like many of us, have been greatly impacted by this crisis, and so has direct mail marketing in general.

The King of Cashmere and this law professor see the similarities between fashion and academia.

Even as the coronavirus rages, workers in parts of California continue the job of picking up and sorting through waste and recycled items.

Slovakia is doing a good job flattening the curve so far, analysts suggest.

Exotic locales are a staple of any Bond film. When you can travel again, here's where to find some amazing sights around the world as seen on screen.

From View to a Kill all the way up to our No. 1, consider this your 007 binge-watch guide.

We Summon The Darkness is a wickedly fun and delightfully devilish thrill ride led by electric performances from Alexandra Daddario and Maddie Hasson.

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The Music School at King’s College School, Wimbledon, features a 200 seat concert hall surrounded by a rehearsal and teaching space. The architectural challenge was that it must sit comfortably on an irregular site, relate to neighbouring arts and crafts houses and complement the larger school buildings. 

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The seller of today’s Nice Price or Crack Pipe MR2 describes the model as the “poor man’s Ferrari.” Let’s see just how accurate that might be, and if it comes with a price that makes it a title that’s richly deserved.

President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev and first lady Mehriban Aliyeva have attended the inauguration of medical masks manufacturing enterprise established by Baku Textile Factory LLC in Sumgayit Chemical Industry Park