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By Joo Kyung-don PAJU, South Korea, Aug. 21 (Yonhap) -- South Korea football coach Shin Tae-yong said Monday the national team's primary focus will be on organizing defense in practices ahead of two crucial World Cup qualifiers. Shin's side began

Anquan Boldin says a violent, racially charged protest in Charlottesville, Virginia, caused him to re-assess his priorities and led to the Buffalo Bills receiver's decision to retire after 14 NFL seasons. In interview Monday on SiriusXM NFL Radio, Boldin said he's "uncomfortable" with how...

A look at the most notable rookie running back performances of preseason Week 2.

Her fans seem to be very much in favor of Thorne’s ever-dazzling fashion sense

Another divorce in Canada's loyalty card sector has consumers stuck in the middle asking questions about the future of an industry still bruised by the actions of some of its largest providers.

A speaker of the Syrian Parliament, Najdat Anzour, in an interview with Sputnik said that the victory in the war on terrorism is very close, as the militants are suffering huge losses. The country is reforming its political system as it prepares for the return of peace.

A speaker of the Syrian Parliament, Najdat Anzour, in an interview with Sputnik said that the victory in the war on terrorism is very close, as the militants are suffering huge losses. The country is reforming its political system as it prepares for the return of peace.

For the record, there was no fight out and they didn't punch anyone's lights out.

BURNLEY, England — New Zealand striker Chris Wood is back in the English Premier League after joining Burnley for a club-record fee from Leeds. Burnley didn’t disclose the fee for the 25-year-old Wood on Monday. British media reported he cost 15 million pounds ($19.4 million). The Auckland-born Wood, who was the top scorer in the

Jerry Falwell Jr., left, spoke as President Trump was given an honorary degree during Liberty University’s commencement ceremony in May.

Save corporate tax cuts for the next recession. The economy needs more workers and rising productivity.

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WASHINGTON, Aug 21 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump is likely to announce a modest increase in U.S. troop numbers in Afghanistan when he lays out his strategy on Monday for the war there, America's longest military conflict, a senior administration official said.

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One sure-fire way of getting a crappy on-camera interview is to make unprofessional mistakes when you conduct your interview.

We’re getting the first look at the seventh installment of Ryan Murphy’s FX anthology, American Horror Story: Cult, with the release of the opening credits sequence and the election theme coming more clearly into focus. After a close-up of bees swarming and crawling out of someone’s skin, we see what appear to be members of the cult in Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton masks along with an American flag covered in blood. During the recent TCA, EP Alexis Martin Woodall said…

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RALEIGH, N.C. — JetBlue says one of its commercial jets made an emergency landing at a North Carolina airport due to mechanical issues. The company released a statement saying a mechanical issue forced the flight from New York to Palm Beach, Florida, to land at Raleigh-Durham International Airport on Monday morning. The statement didn’t elaborate.

Police say they are exploring possible links between a rape at a bus stop and disturbances in Cromer.

As tech money from companies like Amazon floods in, Hollywood is welcoming the news, N.Y. Times reports.

US Senator John McCain said in a statement on Monday that he expects a full and transparent report from the US Navy on its investigations of recent Navy ship collisions.

US Senator John McCain said in a statement on Monday that he expects a full and transparent report from the US Navy on its investigations of recent Navy ship collisions.

New Zealand striker Chris Wood is back in the English Premier League after joining Burnley for a club-record fee from Leeds

BURNLEY, England (AP) - New Zealand striker Chris Wood is back in the English Premier League after joining Burnley for a club-record fee from Leeds.

BURNLEY, England (AP) - New Zealand striker Chris Wood is back in the English Premier League after joining Burnley for a club-record fee from Leeds.