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Officials are monitoring four people who recently visited Guinea and the Democratic Republic of the Congo -- two countries that have regions currently experiencing Ebola outbreaks

As the Biden administration plans a push for abitious public works projects, a crumbling, 110-year-old rail tunnel under the Hudson River is a symbol of America's aging infrastructure. (March 25)

Dustin Poirier was in line to fight for Khabib Nurmagomedov's vacated title but instead Charles Oliveira will take on Michael Chandler

Report from RNZ Hospitals across the country have reached crisis point, with several emergency departments at capacity. People are being treated in corridors, increasing numbers of staff are reporting burnout and wait times are becoming longer. Capital & Coast DHB said Wellington Hospital had an emergency department that was too small to meet the increasing […]

The Winnipeg Jets are flying high while the Calgary Flames are watching their playoff hopes flicker as the rivals prepare for a trio of meetings starting on Friday. Calgary, which will host the Jets

The College of Charleston is expected to hire Winthrop's Pat Kelsey as its new head basketball coach, Stadium reported Thursday. Kelsey would replace Earl Grant, who took the head coaching job at Bos

Marine shipping drives 90 per cent of global trade, moving over

Two convincing victories to start the NCAA Tournament has led to Gonzaga's odds of winning the school's first title continuing to shorten. The Bulldogs were installed as 200 favorites before the star

Portland Trail Blazers center Jusuf Nurkic said Thursday that he will return from a fractured right wrist to play in Friday's road game against the Orlando Magic. Nurkic made the announcement from hi

A viral video shows a woman yelling profanities at an 11-year-old boy for being "disrespectful"—while she smokes a cigarette in a car with three kids.

The seasoned English Vatican journalist John Cornwell (born in 1940) has just published an incisive and admirably accessible 300-page book about Pope Francis' papacy and its controversies titled Church, Interrupted: Havoc and Hope: The Tender Revolt of Pope Francis (San Francisco: Chronicle Prism, 2021). One of its many strengths is that Cornwell includes sharply worded commentaries by both conservative and liberal Catholics.

Dirt -- that's the great unknown when NASCAR Cup Series drivers venture to the transformed Bristol Motor Speedway for Sunday's Food City Dirt Race (3:30 p.m. ET on FOX, PRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio).

After nearly a century of widespread use of plastics, which do not biodegrade, some scientists estimate that humans consume a credit card’s worth of microscopic plastic pieces every week, raising questions about the long-term health effects of exposure.

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The EU Start-up Nations Standard calls on countries to change their laws on stock options and immigration visas so that start-ups can attract the best talent.

A revival in India's economic activity should continue "unabated" despite a recent surge in coronavirus infections in many areas, the chief of the Reserve Bank of India said on Thursday.

The Spurs shut Aldridge down recently in hopes of finding a trade partner, but nothing ended up materializing before the deadline. Now, the Spurs and Aldridge have agreed to a buyout, which will allow him to sign with any team that he chooses. ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski reports he is expected to talk with several teams […]

A New York Times columnist on Thursday sold one of his articles in digital form for $563,000, the latest example of the craze surrounding "non fungible tokens," which collectors are snapping up.

Supervalu and Albertsons supermarket chains say that hackers may have stolen consumer credit and debit card information in August or September. Plus, pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong are dragging down the markets. Jill Wagner reports on the day's top MoneyWatch headlines.

"We will leave. The question is when we leave," said Biden, who signaled that the longest war in US history will end within the year.