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Videos of a car chase from West Ashley to North Charleston that ended with four damaged patrol cars Monday night show deputies and police officers frantically trying to get the...

COLUMBIA — This was not a Steve Spurrier practice.

NEW YORK — Bank of America, the consumer banking giant and one of the largest in the Charlesotn region, said it swung to a profit in the third quarter on Wednesday, helped by lower borrowing costs and legal expenses.

(Reuters Health) – Up to one in four jobs are “high strain,” and people in these lines of work may be at increased risk of stroke, according to a new analysis of past research.

(Reuters Health) – Up to one in four jobs are “high strain,” and people in these lines of work may be at increased risk of stroke, according to a new analysis of past research.

(Reuters) - Analog chipmaker Analog Devices Inc has approached smaller rival Maxim Integrated Products Inc on a possible combination, Bloomberg reported, citing sources.

Guinea's main opposition candidate removed himself from the electoral process on Wednesday, his party said, days after the country's second democratic presidential election in more than 50 years.

JUNEAU, Alaska (Reuters) - A man with a soft white beard who prides himself on being an advocate for young children has been elected as a city councilman in North Pole, Alaska.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Apple's potential damages in a patent fight with the University of Wisconsin's licensing body could reach $400 million as a trial on the amount Apple owes for infringing a processor patent got under way on Wednesday, two people familiar with the case said.

When Sarah Ray's father and grandparents were in a car crash on the way to her wedding reception, the off-duty Tennessee paramedic rushed to the scene in her wedding dress.

The Hauser & Wirth gallery showcase an array of contemporary works from a dangling potato to beds and cracked walls at London's Frieze art fair. Rough Cut (No reporter narration).

The Hauser & Wirth gallery showcase an array of contemporary works from a dangling potato to beds and cracked walls at London's Frieze art fair. Rough Cut (No reporter narration).

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (Reuters) - Attorneys for a New York City woman who sued her 12-year-old nephew, alleging that he broke her wrist while trying to hug her, said on Wednesday the woman had been "reluctant" to file the lawsuit, which provoked outrage on social media.

Penn Staters shared their tears with Kayla Nakonechni at Thon 2015, and they’ll do it again with the news that the Thon volunteer, dancer and child died Wednesday.

Charleston, New Orleans, Miami and other low-lying cities will be mostly under water by the end of this century unless global carbon emissions are dramatically reduced soon, a new study says.

(Reuters) - Reality TV show star Abby Lee Miller has been indicted on bankruptcy fraud and other federal charges for concealing income she earned on "Dance Moms" and related spinoff shows, prosecutors said on Wednesday.

(Reuters) - Intel Corp's move to cut growth forecast for its highly profitable business that makes chips used in data centers may have disappointed investors, but analysts see the unit rebounding next year as more users take to cloud services.

NEW HARTFORD, N.Y. — Two teenage brothers were brutally beaten in church — one of them fatally — in an effort by their parents, sister and other members of the congregation to force them to confess their sins and seek forgiveness, police said Wednesday.

(Reuters) - Toshiba, SanDisk's partner in making memory chips, is more likely to sign off on a potential takeover of SanDisk by hard drive maker Western Digital than by rival memory chip maker Micron, analysts said.

PARIS (Reuters) - A third patient implanted with an artificial heart made by French firm Carmat is doing well six months after his operation, the company's CEO said on Wednesday

PARIS (Reuters) - A third patient implanted with an artificial heart made by French firm Carmat is doing well six months after his operation, the company's CEO said on Wednesday

(Reuters Health) - Starting physical therapy right after lower back pain begins may provide relief sooner compared to doing nothing, but makes little difference over the long term, a U.S. study suggests.

(Reuters Health) - Starting physical therapy right after lower back pain begins may provide relief sooner compared to doing nothing, but makes little difference over the long term, a U.S. study suggests.

(Reuters Health) - Regular exercise before pregnancy may protect against so-called pelvic girdle pain as the fetus grows, according to a new study from Norway.

LONDON, Oct 14 (Reuters) - Despite the thumping tackles, clashing of heads, and extreme physicality of the game, players' injury rates in the 2015 Rugby World Cup bear comparison with those of the previous tournament, according to the organisers.