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Colin White could be closing in on a deal with the Senators.

Ben-Ari’s post Sunday on Twitter, featuring a photo of Ariel, earned similar well wishes, including from Ben-Ari’s colleagues.

The tip-off times are set for North Carolina-Oregon and Gonzaga-South Carolina.

The $9-billion megaproject is moving ahead despite opposition from First Nations, activists and scientists

Brie Larson didn’t have a female superhero to look up to when she was young, so now she’s ready to take on that role for today’s youth.

NEWARK, N.J. — The Dallas Stars know they are going to be eliminated from playoff contention in the next couple of days, so being on the ice now is about playing for each other. Tyler Seguin scored on a power play 20 seconds into overtime, and the Stars staved off elimination by rallying to beat

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In an unusually blunt interview, veteran journalist Ted Koppel told Fox News commentator Sean Hannity that he's "bad for America" on Sunday.

The pair were discussing the state of American media on "CBS Sunday Morning" when Hannity, the conservative firebrand and staunch supporter of President Donald Trump who has been accused of blurring news and opinion, defended his style of journalism.

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The first daughter was invited by German Chancellor Angela Merkel during Merkel's recent White House visit, said the official, who was not authorized to discuss details of the trip by name and requested anonymity. At the request of German officials, the first daughter helped arrange a meeting between American and German business leaders to discuss vocational training. During Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's visit last month, she helped organize a meeting on economic development opportunities for women.

Whatever other accusations might justifiably be levelled at Gordon Strachan, no one could dispute that on Sunday he stuck rigidly to one basic tenet of football management.

TULSA, Okla. (AP) -- Golf ball-sized hail and powerful winds are expected to roll through parts of the Southern Plains late Sunday, marking the latest round of turbulent weather across the Midwest and South, forecasters said....

A Chinese academic stopped from returning to Australia has refused to undergo a lie detector test for China's secret police, one of his friend's claims.

TULSA, Okla. (AP) — Golf ball-sized hail and powerful winds are expected to roll through parts of the Southern Plains late Sunday, marking the latest round of turbulent weather across the Midwest and South, forecasters said.

Let's just say Luke Maye has a really good reason to be celebrating with the Tar Heels tonight.

Prominent businessman Tony Shepherd warns the Australian economy risks a "genuine crisis", although he won't go as far as calling it a 'banana republic' as Paul Keating once did.

Veteran Liberal Ian Macdonald says the Senate will have to do without him as he stays home to brace for Cyclone Debbie.

Beleaguered US rideshare company Uber has halted its aggressively touted autonomous vehicle program, following a high-profile car crash in Arizona.

The President had urged his Twitter followers to tune in to a show hosted by Jeanine Pirro, NBC News reports.

Almost a third of GP referrals for depression are for teenagers and children as young as 10, a West Australian health and community organisation has found.

The UFC star posted a cryptic clip on his Instagram story where the outspoken Irishman sits in his Lamborghini exhaling from a vape stick with strapline: 'F*** what you think'.

Wajiha Arooj wins a 17-year legal battle over reputational damage she says had a huge effect on her life.

NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - Tyler Seguin scored on a power play 20 seconds into overtime and the Dallas Stars rallied to beat the New Jersey Devils 2-1 on Sunday.

MEXICO CITY (AP) — The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Mexico said Sunday that Mexican companies expressing interest in working on a border wall in the United States are betraying their country.

MEXICO CITY (AP) — The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Mexico said Sunday that Mexican companies expressing interest in working on a border wall in the United States are betraying their country.

A study has shown that three-quarters of antiques dealers admit being aware of illegal trading, knowing colleagues or auctioneers who sell modern ivory by passing it off under the guise of still-legal pre-1947 artefacts.