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Real Madrid's match with Barcelona at the Bernabeu this weekend will be the subject of heightened security measures following last week's shocking events in the French capital

Nigerian newspapers focused on different stories today, November 17. Some newspapers focused on the ongoing Biafra protests, while others focused on different topics including 2016 budgets, 5,000 stipends to unemployed youths among others. The Punch newspaper leads with a report that the 5,000 stipends for the unemployed will kick off in 2016. The paper reported […]

The Australian dollar tumbled below US71¢ on Tuesday on renewed US dollar strength and falling commodity prices.

Belgium's friendly with Spain on Tuesday is called off because of security fears following the deadly attacks in Paris.

FISHERS, Indiana - Construction work is set to start next spring on a project to add lanes to a busy section of Interstate 69 north of Indianapolis.

Is it just a ploy to draw diehard Alien fans back into the fold? Whatever his motives, director Ridley Scott has settled on the title for his new film – Alien: Covenant – but fans remain uncertain about whether it will be more a sequel to the much-crticised Prometheus or closer to a prequel to the beloved Alien.

Growth in ‘unconstrained’ bonds driven by US rate environment

The football friendly between Belgium and Spain scheduled for Tuesday in Brussels has been cancelled on the recommendation of the national crisis centre following the Islamist attacks in Paris.

INDIANAPOLIS - Nasser Paydar is being installed as the fifth chancellor of Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis.

FORT WAYNE, Indiana - Manchester University in Fort Wayne has announced it will offer a master's degree in pharmacogenomics (FAR-ma-ko-je-no-miks).

Google is facing questions from European Union lawmakers about its tax-reducing techniques.

Four Brisbane artists who identify as having a disability are starring in a performance that delves into their personal stories.

The Selecao have a considerable advantage in the head-to-head over Tuesday's opponents with coach Dunga desperate for a much-needed three points

This little reporter got his first big interview after NASA replied to a photo blog post where he said he wanted to write about rockets going into space.

The Catalan midfielder admits he would have relished a partnership with the Uruguay forward at Camp Nou and says he hopes former team-mate Lionel Messi is fit for the Clasico

Why George Washington's death was cut, and more...

Advocates are pushing the city to force large buildings to cut their energy use, saying many of them have failed to clean up their act.

The festival's economic analysis comes to the city comes as organizers try to fend off an effort from AEG to hold a competing event.

Jason Echevarria, 25, suffered an agonizing death in solitary confinement in August 2012 as his insides literally burned.

Tony Burman has slammed the National League's decision to call off Dartford's game at Maidenhead this weekend.

King of the one-liners, Canadian comedian Stewart Francis, has four live dates in the county starting off this weekend.

Smokers can stub out their cravings with a device linked to their mobile developed by a manufacturer in Kent.

Therapeutic hypothermia - cooling the core body temperature - has been used in cardiac arrest involving shockable rhythms, but it can also help in cases with non-shockable rhythms.