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In a joint statement, the American band Slaves announced its upcoming album "To Better Days" will be its last released under its current band name.

Indo Tibetan Border Police Force Director-General S.S Deswal on Friday said the force was “dedicated to protect the integrity and sovereignty of India

Five federal lawmakers from Oregon are demanding answers about a plane spotted circling Portland during recent protests. The aircraft shows all signs of being a US Marshals surveillance aircraft.

ATP Platinum Partner FedEx is playing a crucial role in the fight against COVID-19, leveraging its unique air and road networks and infrastructure to help communities and frontline healthcare workers.

They arrested a man in his 50s who is being questioned in a garda station in the west of the country.

Two employees were killed at a warehouse in central Illinois and another was critically injured Friday morning, all apparently shot by another employee who was found fatally shot in his car later in the day, police said

President spent several minutes blasting John Bolton during Hannity interview

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - Pennsylvania's health secretary on Friday defended her agency's handling of the COVID-19 outbreak inside the nursing homes and personal care facilities that account for almost 70% of the state's nearly 6,600 fatalities.

Life comes at you fast and we've got a lot to discuss this week, people, so #letsgo.

NESN PROGRAMMING UPDATE: June 26 – July 5 NES’’s upcoming week of programming initiatives will include daily iconic Boston Red... Read More »

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - Arkansas on Friday reported its largest single-day increase yet in cases of the coronavirus among those who are not in prison, Gov. Asa Hutchinson said.

Pictures show two men throwing punches at each other during the incident in Slade Gardens, Brixton which took place before a street party descended in chaos - though there's no suggestion the incidents are linked

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U.S. Treasury yields slide Friday, capping a weekly slump, as setbacks in efforts to reopen the economy in states like Texas and Florida undermined confidence in the U.S. recovery, bolstering demand for assets considered havens.

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“In some cases it has been possible to reach agreement with Championship Organisers to reschedule," FEI President Ingmar De Vos said.

FEI shuffles championship events amid Covid-19 pandemic -- Horsetalk.co.nz - equine news, research, and information

Lanark OPP has asked the public for tips after a gay pride flag was stolen from a museum in Almonte and vandalized, while the community rallied to raise money for a replacement within hours. Officers were called to the theft from the Mississippi Valley Textile Museum on Rosamond Street East on Wednesday, Ontario Provincial Police […]

Real Housewives of New York City star Leah McSweeney called Ramona Singer an evil stepmother amid her drama with Ramona's daughter, Avery Singer.

Sushant Singh Rajput's suicide came as a huge shock to the entertainment industry. His friends, family and fans are still unable to believe that Sushant took his life. Like many in the industry, Bigg Boss 13's Shehnaz Gill is also disheartened with Sushant's sudden tragic news.

WEST POINT, Miss. (AP) - A county-wide curfew set up in one Mississippi county amid the coronavirus outbreak has been lifted.

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• Scott Galloway is a bestselling author and professor of marketing at NYU Stern.
• The following is his recent blog post, republished with permission. It originally ran on his blog, "No Mercy / No Malice."
• Galloway expresses his frustration with US universities that are planning to reopen for in-person classes this fall, amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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A massive “Black Lives Matter” mural was painted on a street outside of Brooklyn’s Borough Hall Friday as part of a city effort to have the message emblazoned on Big Apple roadways across the five boroughs. The mural was painted in large yellow letters along Joralemon Street between Court Street and Boerum Place in Brooklyn...

The Trump administration can't use money that Congress appropriated for military projects to build the wall, the appeals court ruled.