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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Blanton Creque made a 34-yard field goal with five seconds remaining as Louisville defeated Florida State 31-28 on Saturday and got its first win at Doak Campbell Stadium since 1952. The Cardinals (5-3, 2-3 Atlantic Coast Conference) took over on their own 24 with 2:05 remaining after Henry Famurewa recovered a James

What if an author was so inspired by your life’s work that he based a high-profile fictional character on you? What if that character was then played by numerous actors in movies and TV shows — and you didn’t like any of them? This is the situation John Douglas finds himself in. During his 24...

The NAACP board unanimously elected Derrick Johnson to serve a three-year term as the president and CEO of the longtime civil rights organization, the NAACP announced on Saturday. Johnson, 49, had served as interim president and CEO since July, the group said. He took over after the NAACP voted to dismiss its former president Cornell […]

Ebbsfleet have completed the signing of former Manchester United striker Febian Brandy.

Ebbsfleet are signing this striker as a replacement for Darren McQueen - subject to international clearance.

Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman announced the launch of a new comic series, Oblivion Song, about how a part of Philadelphia disappears into another dimension. Forbes talked to Kirkman about his new comic as well as the upcoming season of The Walking Dead.

While perhaps more comfortable than the rest, the Badgers' 38-13 victory over Maryland at Camp Randall didn’t look all that different from UW's previous three Big Ten games this season.

A quartet of Arizona Cardinals fans trekked to London for Sunday’s game against the Rams, and they came decked out in team jerseys that paid tribute to the Beatles.

They parade down Havelock Avenue, three dozen strong women in pink, wearing tennis shoes and workout pants.

Police in Tampa, Fla. believe the killing of a 20-year-old autistic man Thursday night is linked to two other suspicious deaths in the same neighborhood.

Astronaut Scott Kelly spent a year in space and chronicled his experience in a new book, "Endurance." Weaving together his reflections, observations, and aspirations, Kelly talks with Alex about his 'year abroad.'

Donald Trump is president. Some in the Republican Party can't get over that fact. But they should. Who else but Donald Trump could take this much political heat, and still fight for what matters most — the spirit of America?

Lamar Jackson showed off his stunning moves against Florida State.

Model Kaia Gerber swapped her signature youthful style for something more seductive in New York City.

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas reports that its unemployment rate dropped slightly to 3.8 percent in September but the state saw a small decline in the number of private-sector jobs over the previous year. The state Department of Labor says the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate last month was lower than August's rate of 3.9 percent and the 4.3 percent rate for September 2016. Monthly unemployment rates this year have remained below those for last year. But the number of private-sector, non-farm jobs... Читать дальше...

Goaltender Alex Stalock will get his second start of the season Saturday, backstopping a Wild team that fell to 1-2-2 with Friday's loss at Winnipeg.

Residents in part of Santa Rosa were allowed to re-enter their neighborhoods Saturday as firefighters approached full containment on a series of blazes that caused mass destruction across Northern California. The recent rain that swept through the fire zones of Napa and Sonoma counties — more than six-tenths of an inch — gave firefighters a boost in holding containment lines. Full containment for all of the fires is expected by Wednesday. Residents... Читать дальше...

Seattle's recent history of wetter-than-normal Octobers added a soggy, new chapter Saturday as heavy rains set a record for the date.

Southampton boss Mauricio Pellegrino says he thought his side deserved a 1-0 victory at home to West Bromwich Albion.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Blanton Creque made a 34-yard field goal with five seconds remaining as Louisville defeated Florida State 31-28 on Saturday and got its first win at Doak Campbell Stadium since 1952.