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MIAMI — Former NFL first-round draft pick Taco Charlton was released Thursday by the Miami Dolphins. The veteran defensive end started five games last year and had five sacks but struggled against the run. The Dolphins released him rather than exercising his fifth-year option for 2021. Charlton was the 28th overall pick by Dallas in

The Prime Minister’s fiancee led the Clap for Carers.

The silver lining is that the USL says both of its top two leagues can complete their seasons in their entirety even with the further delays.

Apple Inc. shares rose less than 2% in extended trading Thursday after the smartphone giant reported that profits slipped slightly but sales grew amid the spread of COVID-19, and promised investors billions more in stock repurchases and dividends.

We checked in with three people who suddenly lost their jobs in March.

In what you could justifiably call the highest-profile closure since COVID-19 shut down Minnesota restaurants and bars, the Dayton-owned Bachelor Farmer and Marvel Bar are gone for good. The news broke Thursday afternoon, in a statement from co-owner Eric Dayton that basically said what we all know to be true ...

Shelf-stable is all the rage these days, and bopping to the store for a fruity cocktail garnish is not what most would deem “essential.” If you’re out of fresh citrus to zest, and your cocktail cherry supply is dwindling, reach for some dried fruit, and then soak it in booze.

Congratulations to senior, Nadine Geschke, and junior Sara Urbanek, on being named 2020 ITA NAIA Women's All-Americans! This prestigious award is presented to only twenty singles and twenty double players nationally each season!

The tech giant topped Q2 expectations despite slower growth overall due to the global coronavirus pandemic and the closure of its retail stores.

Animal Crossing is about to kick off its highly-anticipated May Day event – here's what you need to know

From December 2010 to February 2015, bank employees agreed to launder bribes and kickbacks, which were given in exchange for broadcasting rights for sports marketing executives, US prosecutors said.

New York City will increase the number of families who can get a $900 allowance to cover the cost of funerals, cremations, burials, services and other arrangements during the coronavirus pandemic.

COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (NEWS10) – As baseball fans anxiously await for ‘America’s Pastime’ to return, the National Baseball Hall of Fame is keeping fans of all ages connected to the sport through unique and entertaining virtual programming. It’s called ‘Safe at Home‘ and it’s bringing fans, and students, from all over virtually into the famous museum […]

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The Washington Redskins declined the fifth-year option for linebacker Reuben Foster, according to multiple reports. 

Calls to open all beaches because Californians have a right to them are silly and dangerous. Gov. Newsom is making the right call.

BERLIN (AP) — German authorities agreed Thursday to reopen playgrounds, churches and cultural institutions such as museums and zoos that have been shuttered because of the coronavirus pandemic, but they postponed a decision on whether to relax the rules for restaurants, hotels and kindergartens.

An 18-year-old woman was allegedly raped by seven people, including three minors, when she was returning to her village in Madhya Pradesh with her brother, police said on Thursday.

California Gov. Gavin Newsoms first-in-the-nation plan to pay for and deliver three meals a day to vulnerable seniors during the coronavirus crisis has less than two weeks to launch before federal fun

For now, JAL plans to cut its number of flights by 90 percent on international routes and more than 60 percent on domestic routes.

Oregon writer Nancy Crampton Brophy, 69, and her husband of 27 years, chef Daniel Brophy, had been struggling financially for a few years leading up to 2018, barely surviving month-to-month and fallin

Hey there, and welcome back to Clued In!We mark this Labour Day with a clue about bosses and how to dress for the job. Wouldn’t you agree that a suit

Over 30 million jobs lost from coronavirus outbreak; National Economic Council director Larry Kudlow weighs in.

The converted Boeing 747s, designed to carry the POTUS, will fly in 2024.