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Imagine a world where, as you drive into — or even walk through — New York City, your face is scanned and

Duke’s Luke Kennard and his teammates during the Blue Devils’ 88-81 loss to South Carolina in the second round of the N.C.A.A. tournament on March 19.

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Fetty Wap was involved in a shooting incident early Sunday in Paterson, New Jersey, that erupted after an argument outside an all-night deli. According to local reports, several shots were fired and three people were injured.

New figures show doctors continue to liberally authorize addictive painkillers, while therapies for treating dependency also rise

President Donald Trump is expected start Monday a White House Office of American Innovation, a new office with sweeping powers to be headed by his son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, the Washington Post reported Sunday. The office, staffed by former business executives and strategic consultants, will aim to cut government red tape and inefficient bureaucratic functioning, while also fulfilling key campaign promises such as reforming care for veterans and fighting opioid addiction.

U.S. economic growth is expected to accelerate this year and next, yet remain modest, even if President Trump's promised tax cuts and infrastructure spending are implemented, a survey found. The economy will grow a solid 2.3 percent this year and 2.5 percent in 2018, according to 50 economists surveyed by the National Association for Business Economics. Those rates would be up from 2016's anemic pace of 1.6 percent. Still, those rates are below the 3 percent to 4 percent growth that Trump has... Читать дальше...

The new 12-sided £1 coin will enter circulation on Tuesday, replacing the old round version after 30 years.

Manchester United have been linked with a lucrative approach for the Frenchman, but his team-mate is hoping to see him at the Wanda Metropolitana

Proponents of Canada's trade deal with the European Union are about to find out if eight years of negotiations and lobbying were worth it. Final preparations are underway to provisionally apply most of the agreement by July 1.

A woman on Wahta Mohawk territory is getting kicked out of her marital home, built with her ex-husband without a settlement of assets. Ottawa changed divorce and separation rights for those on reserves in 2014 but Tori Cress says on this reserve those laws are not being respected.

Nova Scotia's private career colleges are adhering to new regulations imposed by government last spring. It means some colleges must tell students local job prospects are low.

Forget the golf course and lounge chair, new research suggests being overworked is the new status symbol — and the despair of unemployment could be deadly.

Jane Huang's car was smashed by a train at a rail crossing in Langley, B.C., back in 2014. She was left with brain and spine injuries and in a state of profound disbelief. But she says that turned to anger when she learned about the crossing's safety record.

Gaylon Roe's final wish was to help others by donating his body to science. Instead, in a strange and rare chain of events, the man's remains were left — forgotten — in a hospital morgue for almost two weeks.

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The leading Republican seeking to challenge Mayor de Blasio in November was once busted for drunken driving, the Daily News has learned.

Smith was not-out on 111 in the first innings of the Dharamsala Test.

The conversations can be awkward, especially early on, but there are ways to broach the topic so everyone is comfortable.

Find out about commercial real estate brokers. This week, we rank them by total 2016 lease and sale volume.

Southern Nevada’s transportation system is long overdue for an update, and the RTC has come through with a plan that would connect McCarran International Airport to the Strip. Senate Bill 149, introduced by Sen. Mark Manendo, D-Las Vegas, would allow the RTC to begin seeking federal grants or asking voters to raise local taxes to pay for transportation upgrades.

President Trump has repeatedly pledged to revive the coal industry by rolling back environmental regulations enacted under the Obama administration. Economists argue that while regulations play a role, competitive fuel alternatives are ...

Political engagement through protests and social media conversations about national topics may be up following the election of President Donald Trump, but don’t expect interest to trickle down to the local level.