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This New Year's weekend is a blissful time to visit movies you didn't catch in 2015. You can do that in theaters, where many of the year's best releases are still playing, or you can curl up on your very own couch. Whether you're hibernating before returning to work, avoiding lingering relatives or planning your first Netflix-and-chill session of 2016, here are 11 movies you can fire up without paying a dime (beyond your streaming-service subscription and requisite popcorn, of course).

A program that had been giving free basic Internet services to over three million Egyptians was shut down on Wednesday, social media site Facebook...

İstanbul'da öldürülen mühendisin katili eşinin eski sevgilisi çıktı. Bodrum kapısını kullanan zanlı çevredeki kameraları hesaba katmamıştıDevamı için tıklayınız

2015 was a memorable year in business. So how much of it do you actually remember?

You read that headline right.

There's no doubt about it: 2015 was the Year of Gigi Hadid. Not only did she become one of the most sought after models in the industry, but she also made several personal growths...

Despite repeated warnings from the Delhi government, over 80 private schools in the national capital were yet to notify their criteria for nursery admissions that are set to begin from Thursday.

At least four Turkish policemen were injured in the country's southeastern Diyarbakir province during unauthorized protests against the ongoing Turkish anti-terrorist operation targeting the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), local media reported Thursday.

Hawaii raises smoking age to 21 for regular and electronic cigarettes; military supports law

Want a ringside seat for the war on crime? Go to killedbypolice.net. A few hours ago (as I write this), the site had listed 1,191 police killings in the U.S. this year. I just looked again.

The total is up one.

This, about killing number 1,192, is from the Fresno Bee, which the site links to:

"Authorities have identified the woman fatally shot by a deputy early Tuesday as a 50-year-old military veteran.

"According to Merced County Sheriff's Sgt. Delray Shelton... Читать дальше...

Three people were arrested.

Train passengers travelling from suburban cities to Jaipur and from Jaipur to these cities have created a WhatsApp group not just to get updated information on the location of the train, delays of train and other things but to give the slip to flying squads checking various trains to penalize ticketless passengers.

Mötley Crüe will play the final show of their career Friday night at the Los Angeles Staples Center, but for those fans who cannot attend, the...

Harold Meyerson provided a progressive voice on The Washington Post's opinion page for nearly 13 years. But a few weeks ago, Meyerson learned from editorial page editor Fred Hiatt that his contract would not be renewed for the coming year. 

Surge in acquisitions sparks large deals

Guyana's parliament has approved anti-terrorism legislation that includes the death penalty for certain offenses and would allow rendition of suspects to other countries. The ruling party used its one-seat majority to pass the bills during the National Assembly's final session for the year.

Guyana's parliament has approved anti-terrorism legislation that includes the death penalty for certain offenses and would allow rendition of suspects to other countries. The ruling party used its one-seat majority to pass the bills during the National Assembly's final session for the year.

Tom Kloza, OPIS global head of energy analysis, looks ahead to the oil market in 2016.

The issue of outsourcing ground handling staff for private airlines has reached Gujarat high court after the Vadodara airport issued notice to airlines to keep its own staff for ground handling of aircrafts and not to rely by outsourcing the service from January 1.

Aaaand that’s a wrap! As 2015 enters its final days, Real-Time Rewind takes a look back at some of the biggest Billboard + Twitter real-time...

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Louis van Gaal still has his eyes on the Premier League title despite Manchester United's recent rotten run of form.

Australian war artist who sketched the triumphs of the RAAF and the horrors of Bergen-Belsen

Bill Cosby's lawyer has characterised the sexual assault case against the actor as a "political football" and said the entertainer will not consider any plea deals because he is not guilty of a crime.