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CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — Gas prices in New Hampshire stayed the same in the past week, averaging $2.16 a gallon. Gasbuddy.com, which surveyed 875 gas stations in the state, says that's 15 cents lower than the national average, which went up 2.7 cents to $2.31 a gallon. Gas prices in New Hampshire are nearly $1.09 lower than they were a year ago, and 11.2 cents per gallon lower than a month ago. The national average is 3.1 cents per gallon lower than it was a month ago and 88 cents per gallon lower than... Читать дальше...

Two men who allegedly defrauded SARS of more than R5 million were granted bail in the Nigel Magistrate's Court.

If information that British RAF pilots had been ordered to shoot down Russian fighter jets over Iraq is true, then it’s a clear provocation and an attempt to undermine Russia’s efforts not only in Syria, but also in Iraq, said Viktor Nadein-Raevskiy, a researcher at the Russian Academy of Sciences.

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NEW YORK, Oct. 12 (UPI) -- Raven-Symoné has addressed her controversial comments on {i:The View} regarding name discrimination after facing heavy backlash.

Moscow has confirmed its willingness to cooperate with the Free Syrian Army (FSA), considered to be a moderate opposition faction by Western countries, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Monday.

Only twice before, in 2010 and 2011, have there been no increases.

One of Nevada's legal brothels is going to help its workers make student loan payments, reports UPI.

Law Blog rounds up the morning's legal news

Pilots fear for their safety as cockpits feel cost-cutting strains.

Russian President Vladimir Putin will inform the participants of the Commonwealth of Independent States summit on the Russian Aerospace Forces’ operations in Syria, Presidential Aide Yuri Ushakov said Monday.

Researchers have created new fibre structures and used traditional knitting and braiding techniques to introduce both of these capabilities to wearable structures.

Twenty-five years after she starred in the ground-breaking film Thelma and Louise, the actress Geena Davis is on a mission to fix gender inequality in Hollywood.

Dell is buying data storage company EMC in a deal valued at approximately $67 billion, the biggest technology transaction in history.

Opec forecasts crude market to rebalance next year

Serbia's candidacy to join the European Union depends on the number of refugees it agrees to accept, according to a Serbian politician. The Balkan country could become a vast camp for refugees, who are largely Syrians fleeing the civil war to seek asylum within the EU, said Bosko Obradovic, chairman of the Devri faction, reported Sputnik News.

Via the Boston Globe, this story is an example of the sort of thing that makes me so skeptical of Bernie Sanders' refusal to take superPAC money. He's basically saying he'll walk into a gunfight unarmed, that the support of his followers will lift him up and make him victorious. Well, I've been following the expenditures of the Kochs and the right wing machine for a long time, and all I can say is, good luck with that:

NEW YORK (AP) — With some U.S. presidential candidates on the campaign trail demonizing immigrants, a powerhouse husband-and-wife team, who both happen to be immigrants themselves, hope they c…

NEW YORK - With some U.S. presidential candidates on the campaign trail demonizing immigrants, a powerhouse husband-and-wife team, who both happen to be immigrants themselves, hope they can offer some balance - and some pop songs.

NEW YORK (AP) — With some U.S. presidential candidates on the campaign trail demonizing immigrants, a powerhouse husband-and-wife team, who both happen to be immigrants themselves, hope they c…

Chinese handset maker OnePlus is moving some of its manufacturing to India. The company revealed Monday that it has partnered with Foxconn to build its smartphones in India, according to IBN Live.

Hosni Mubarak's two sons will be released from prison while awaiting an appeal for a case involving the theft of state funds.

So far, only 200 firms have agreed to pay it

The Wikileaks founder fears he might be assassinated.

The London Metropolitan police announced Monday it would end its permanent guard at the Ecuadorean embassy where WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been taking refuge.