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Willy Caballero might be lining up as City's No. 1 against Sunderland, according to reports, while Ter Stegen is another option should the keeper fail to change his play

CHICAGO — Adam Wainwright and the St. Louis Cardinals have hit rock bottom in their topsy-turvy season. Or at least they hope so. Wainwright was pounded for seven runs in two innings in a 13-2 rout at the hands of the Chicago Cubs on Friday. The Cardinals fell a season-high 14 games behind the Cubs

Gold medal gymnast Simone Biles get brief rest, then back to work Granted a day off from practice after winning the gold medal in the women’s gymnastics all-around Thursday afternoon, Biles, 19, planned to spend the day visiting with her parents, Ron and Nellie Biles, sister Adria and other family members. [...] it will be back to work Saturday, practicing for three days of event finals — vault on Sunday, beam on Monday and floor exercise on Tuesday — that will wrap up her Brazilian fortnight.... Читать дальше...

Is it the right time for Southampton to sell the 32-year-old?

The Louisiana governor declared a state of emergency after flash floods that followed rain as heavy as 17 inches in one part of the state.

RIO DE JANEIRO — With the late-afternoon sun shining on his shaved head and the round mountains of Rio de Janeiro behind him, Dorian van Rijsselberghe of the Netherlands stood in his coach’s boat, smiled and flashed the hang loose sign with each hand. Van Rijsselberghe had just clinched his second straight Olympic gold medal

I've never been part of a conspiracy theory. Now, video of my surprised facial expression has become Exhibit A in the latest unfounded speculation about Hillary Clinton.

Keith Urban hits the stage to perform for the crowd during his Good Morning America concert on Friday morning (August 12) in New York City. The 48-year-old singer performed his new song “Blue Ain’t Your Color,” as well as his hits “Wasted Time” and “Somewhere in My Car.” PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of [...]

Nothing says summer quite like a sangria

Since August of 2010, only 20.3% of convicted drunk drivers in the city ordered to install the devices actually did so.

It wasn’t the first time Kim Rhode had faced a do-or-die moment at the Olympics.

A toddler whose body was found inside a duffel bag carried by a California man attempting to enter Mexico drowned earlier this week at a home in Whittier and also suffered from malnutrition and dehydration, a  prosecutor said Friday. 

State wildlife officials in helicopters have shot and killed two gray wolves in northeastern Washington, and authorities plan on removing more of the animals. 

At a break in the action, the six march to the sideline with rakes at the ready.

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — With the late-afternoon sun shining on his shaved head and the round mountains of Rio de Janeiro behind him, Dorian van Rijsselberghe of the Netherlands stood in his coach's boat, smiled and flashed the hang…

A religious freedom law in the US state of Mississippi that targets homosexuals and trans-gender individuals will remain on hold.

A man accused of rigging trail cameras with explosives in the Kentucky woods was fatally shot during a confrontation with police while he was helping them search for devices, police said Friday.

Cyclist on podium for eighth time, including five golds, after team pursuit victory

Founded in 2001 to bring together progressive activists to discuss ideas and strategies for building a better world, the World Social Forum was held in Montreal, Canada this past week in its North American debut.

Montreal was chosen because of the "Maple Spring" protests in which tens of thousands were mobilized against tuition hikes and budgetary cuts, and which led ultimately to a tuition freeze and change in provincial leadership.

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RIVER ROUGE, Mich. (AP) — A drawbridge connecting River Rouge and some other area communities to southwest Detroit has reopened after a three-year shutdown and yearlong construction project.

RIVER ROUGE, Mich. (AP) — A drawbridge connecting River Rouge and some other area communities to southwest Detroit has reopened after a three-year shutdown and yearlong construction project.

Every good story needs a villain. But the story isn’t quite as compelling when the person who claims to be a villain really isn’t one. Buccaneers tight end Austin Seferian-Jenkins is trying to hang that mantle on himself. For some reason. “I’m a villain,” Seferian-Jenkins told PewterReport.com. “But hey, villains have fans, too. They might…