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Detroit clinches playoffs, Chicago clinches infamy

Intel, once the world’s largest chipmaker, has become the target of takeover speculation since a rapid deterioration of its business this year.

Erin Foster tells TheWrap about drawing inspiration from her real-life to craft the love story between a rabbi and an atheist

VP Harris spoke near the southern border in Arizona on Friday evening and outlined plans she has to combat the crisis while ripping the policies of former President Trump.

Kristina Ward was last seen crossing a street in Langley, B.C., with a man pushing a bike. That was seven years ago, but her family holds onto hope for the RCMP investigation.

Stone Garrett made an emphatic return to the major leagues, driving in three runs while finishing a triple shy of the cycle as the Washington National

The minor accused's college application was reportedly rejected because of the criminal proceedings tied to the Porsche crash.

Australia and the Philippines will conduct a joint maritime activity with Japan, New Zealand, and the United States in the Philippines' exclusive economic zone. This exercise aims to enhance regional cooperation and stability in the Indo-Pacific. It follows recent tensions between the Philippines and China over disputed areas in the South China Sea.

Saturday may not matter when it comes to the postseason for the Yankees. But it will be their first look at Pirates phenom Paul Skenes.

Morgan Stanley Asia Singapore Pte, Citigroup Global Markets Mauritius and Societe Generale were among some of the buyers in the deal. Shares of Sterling and Wilson rose 1.63% to close at `652.90 on Friday.

The LAPD and LASD systems also can be used for patrol checks and monitoring places during natural disasters, authorities say.

Hurricane Helene wreaked havoc across Florida and the southeastern U.S., causing at least 44 deaths and extensive property damage. The storm's powerful winds and flooding led to rescues, power outages, and significant infrastructure damage. Authorities are working tirelessly to aid affected communities and assess the full extent of the devastation.

Interest rates and seasonal changes influence the real estate market or small business sales more than election season.

"Veep" actor Julia Louis-Dreyfus said her character on the hit HBO show was “not a Kamala Harris type” during a Friday MSNBC appearance and instead compared the fictional vice president to former President Trump. “I play a very, shall we say, almost narcissistic, sociopathic, mega, maniacal type of person. I am not a Kamala Harris type,” Louis-Dreyfus told anchor...

WARREN, Mich. — At a campaign event in a northern suburb of Detroit, former President Donald Trump revealed his favorite American-made car is a Cadillac.

BOSTON — The Red Sox dropped the first of their final three games of 2024 to the Rays, 2-1, at Fenway Park on Friday night. With the loss, Boston dropped to 80-80 while Tampa Bay improved to 79-81. Check out the full box score here. ONE BIG TAKEAWAYRed Sox manager Alex Cora simplified the team’s […]

Anthony Wayne defeated Whitmer 27-3 in an NLL Buckeye football game at Anthony Wayne High School in Whitehouse on Friday.

The summons comes after Advocate Amit Vyas filed a complaint, accusing the ticketing platform of facilitating the black marketing of tickets

Police are blaming human error — not alcohol or speed — for an accident in which a driver steered their SUV into an elevator lobby at the River Rock Casino in Richmond, B.C.

Nelson Asofa-Solomona has been hit with a hefty four-match ban, but Melbourne haven’t given up on his grand final dream just yet.

Nelson Asofa-Solomona has been hit with a monster four-match ban, despite one of his fiercest rivals hoping a high tackle would not cruel his grand final dream.

The Red Sox won’t have closer Kenley Jansen available out of the bullpen for their final series, with manager Alex Cora saying Jansen “went home.”

WNBA veteran Brittney Griner supported fellow players in the league Thursday, saying they "don't deserve" the "racial slurs" from "new fans."

The lights have shined bright in the clubhouse, but that can’t hide the darkness that has taken over this injury-plagued franchise.