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The South Korean boy band BTS performed at Grand Central Terminal in New York City for a special episode of Jimmy Fallon's “The Tonight Show.” The band performed…

6 people are dead, including the shooter in a rampage at MillerCoors brewery in Milwaukee. The gunman was reportedly an employee who was fired earlier Wednesday and returned for revenge. Via the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Seven people were killed including a gunman during a shooting rampage on the Milwaukee campus of Molson Coors on Wednesday […]

Rhino enthusiasts -- the long wait is over.

A Facebook user from Arizona posted photos of the woman wearing the creepy ring and the coffin-shaped box on the group 'That's it, I'm Proposal Shaming.'

Trump, goaded by Tucker Carlson, is building the drama before pulling the trigger, while Mulvaney, Cipollone, and Kushner argue against—could Barr resign? (And will coronavirus spoil Trump’s campaign close-up?)

USA TODAY Sports' Mike Jones breaks down the latest on the negotiations between NFL players and owners.

With mid-band spectrum being such a focal point of 5G around the world, it’s no wonder the CBRS Alliance is happy to report the completion of its 5G specifications for the 3.5 GHz Citizens Band Radio Services (CBRS) 3.5 GHz band here in the U.S.

Keeping up with the Johnsons.

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The discovery comes from new research that could boost conservation plans.

New York needs more face masks to beat back a potential coronavirus outbreak, city and state officials said Wednesday. “Already our public health officials have distributed 1.5 million masks in the city of New York. That is a very good start but we need more. We have requests out for an additional minimum of 300,000...

From endorsing wearing masks to public health announcements and to recommending eating kimchi, North Korea is pushing out an anti-epidemic campaign to prevent the coronavirus from infiltrating its borders.

"There are no words to express the deep sadness many of us are feeling right now," Molson Coors CEO Gavin Hattersley said.

"It is a horrible, horrible day," Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett said to reporters, confirming that multiple people were gunned down.

• A shooting was reporting at a Molson Coors Beverage Co. complex in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on Wednesday.
• Police tweeted that they are responding to a "critical incident," while the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel said that seven people, including the shooter, were dead. Authorities have not confirmed that number.
• Employees had been ordered to find a "safe space" to hunker down in the building, which had been locked down, CBS reported.
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HONOLULU (AP) - Hawaiian Airlines said Wednesday it would suspend flights to South Korea amid a spike in cases of the new coronavirus and declining demand for tickets in the country.

A new manga plotted and designed by artificial intelligence that learned the artistic style of “Astro Boy” manga creator Osamu Tezuka will be published this ...

Cristiano Ronaldo drew a blank as a Lucas Tousart goal handed Lyon a surprise 1-0 win over Juventus in the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie in France on Wednesday. Midfielder Tousart netted from close range in the 31st minute to give Lyon a lead to defend when they head to Turin for the return on March 17. The goal came with Juventus defender Matthijs de Ligt off the field receiving treatment, but it was just reward for an excellent first-half performance by a Lyon side enduring a mediocre campaign in Ligue 1. Читать дальше...

In 2011, the Steelers were unanimously opposed to the new CBA. In 2020, they apparently won’t be unanimous. Center Maurkice Pouncey left no doubt regarding his position on the matter when he posted on social media a more-profanity-than-not video attacking the proposed CBA. Guard Ramon Foster, Pittsburgh’s player rep, has shared his own perspective on [more]

The head of Medicare put accrediting organizations that inspect hospitals on notice they could expect more scrutiny over their surveys and consulting arms.

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The struggle to solve human problems may seem overwhelming - but an old Russian parable about drowning frogs tells everyone to keep on kicking.

Mass protests against structural inequality are expected to intensify before April referendum.

The coronavirus has already dented supply chains — notably those that serve retailers and auto manufacturers, among others. Digging a bit deeper and into the tech supply chains serving Apple, the headlines seem focused on consumer-facing firms, where end products such as cell phones may be slow to reach shelves if (well, of course, when) […]