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First Dates Hotel fans were stunned tonight as one of the daters asked his date an extremely personal question

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Defeated 2016 Democrat presidential nominee Hillary Clinton called the man who beat her, President Donald Trump, a “corrupt human tornado” and a “clear and present danger” in an excerpt of an interview with CBS Sunday Morning promoted Thursday by CBS. Clinton’s comments echoed remarks she made to People a few days before in which she […]

A 16-year-old was busted with a loaded .38-caliber pistol in his backpack at a Queens high school Thursday morning, police said. The student, whose name wasn’t released because he’s a juvenile, was walking through the metal detectors at John Adams High School in South Ozone Park around 9:30 a.m. when the machine activated, cops said....

A passenger is trapped in a toilet forcing a diversion to the flight from Washington DC to San Francisco.

The whistleblower whose complaint has shaken the foundations of Donald Trump's presidency is a male officer of the Central Intelligence Agency who was seconded to the White House, the New York Times reported Thursday.

Hong Kong's embattled leader endured a barrage of criticism at a town hall meeting Thursday night that laid bare anger coursing through the city after months of huge, sometimes violent pro-democracy protests.

Because the cleanest, cheapest energy is the energy you dont use, its smart to make energy efficiency the foundation of New Jerseys clean-energy efforts The post Op-Ed: Helping Utility Customers Save

Two of Harry Redknapp’s former sides meet on Saturday afternoon when Southampton are the visitors to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. […]

Beede hadn't allowed a baserunner in 3 1/3 dominant innings.

Stocks fell and bond prices rose on Wall Street Thursday as investors turned cautious and shifted money into lower-risk holdings.

A new video released by the OPP shows just how important its Aviation Services team can be.

OSLO — Syrian-Lebanese economist Rouba Mhaissen won Norway's Rafto Prize on Thursday for her work defending the rights of Syrian refugees, the Rafto Foundation said.

1. Thomas Cook 'a sorry tale of corporate greed'  This is Money
2. Thomas Cook collapse means holidays will be more expensive next year – here’s how you can avoid sky-high pri  The Sun
3. Cost of Thomas Cook collapse becomes clearer  Financial Times
4. Why Thomas Cook collapsed  MoneyWeek
5. Fraud warning over Thomas Cook refund 'scam'  The Bolton News
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ATLANTA (AP) - Slow starts for the Atlanta Falcons and Tennessee Titans have created more pressure on quarterbacks Matt Ryan and Marcus Mariota.

ATLANTA (AP) — Slow starts for the Atlanta Falcons and Tennessee Titans have created more pressure on quarterbacks Matt Ryan and Marcus Mariota. Ryan’s six interceptions are a big reason the Falcons (1-2) have a minus-4 turnover differential. His red-zone interceptions have made it even more difficult for the Falcons to overcome their high penalty […]

In a bid to get his empire back on track, Neil Woodford has focused on a number of blue-chip stocks including IAG and Imperial Brands - both of which saw their shares tumble yesterday.

That honestly explains a TON.

Max Armstrong talks about flu season, the Real ID program, a new trade agreement and a woman visiting national parks.

A new app for gyms and leisure centres in Australia and New Zealand is opening up fresh ways for members to connect with each other and their fitness facilities.

1. Red alert: Four FTSE 100 giants issue shock warnings over profits  This is Money
2. FTSE closes higher despite slew of profit warnings  The Telegraph
3. Got £2k to invest? One FTSE 100 dividend stock I'd buy and one I'd avoid  Motley Fool UK
4. Market report: Imperial Brands wafts lower on warning, Pearson also feels the pain, 26 Sep 2019 09:16  Shares magazine
5. FTSE opens higher after Trump whistleblower fallout hits US and Asian stocks  The Telegraph
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RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) — In a lab southeast of Los Angeles, researchers are opening a new front in the yearslong battle against a tiny pest that has wreaked havoc on citrus groves around the world.

A WOMAN who claims she is allergic to WiFi sleeps in a £400 copper sleeping bag and is terrified that the rollout of 5G will kill her. Rosi Gladwell, 70, a self-diagnosed radiation sufferer has spent thousands of pounds protecting herself against WiFi over the years. She believes the electromagnetic radiation from WiFi leaves her […]

Brigham Young University welcomed students back to school a few weeks ago. Students are confused by the construction on campus that began in the spring. One student said, “It’d be nice if we knew what it was for. I’m not opposed to construction as long as it has a purpose, but there is construction all […]