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A locally-grown fruit that was once a delicacy in high demand among society's elites is being brought back to the city. The Montreal melon is making waves, again.

As Second-hand September rolls around, we hear from pre-loved specialists their hacks for sourcing the best fashion thrifts.

Krista Rodriguez has spent more than 24 years fighting for the health-care system to take her pain seriously, but she does not want to wait any longer.

Spanish architect Joan J Fortuny and studio Alventosa Morell Arquitectes have created 54 social housing units in Inca, Mallorca, wrapped in larch shutters and perforated bricks. Located on an empty plot at the edge of the town, the project provides socially rented flats for low-income tenants and is designed as a response to its urban

Liverpool allegedly identify one of Everton's star players as a potential addition for one of the next two transfer windows.

Throughout the first several years of her political career, Sen. Jacky Rosen (D., Nev.) often pointed to her husband’s "everyday" service as a doctor for wounded veterans to boost her political bonafides with the military community.

With two months until Election Day, polls show a dead heat in key states between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump as they gear up for a final blitz after the Labor Day holiday weekend.

This article is adapted from the book “Where Tyranny Begins: The Justice Department, the FBI, and the War on Democracy,” by NBC News’ national security editor.

I will admit I had flashes of quitting after I heard the news about Christion. The pain of dealing with his death is excruciating. I often wonder what meaning is to be found?

With the Republican Party and Donald Trump focusing on personal freedom, Kamala Harris successfully reclaimed the narrative in August by emphasizing individual freedoms.

Amaka Sonnberger, a Nigerian woman in Canada, faces potential prison time or deportation after being arrested for allegedly inciting violence against Nigerians.

David Lohr walked into a Los Angeles grocery store in November 2018 and poured Clorox into a refrigerator full of cheese for sale. He doused bleach on more groceries like ice, alcohol, and frozen shrimp in California stores—four more times—before being arrested on federal charges in February 2019, according to court documents reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon.

Getting there required buying something far worse than the typical fixer-upper: “It was like excavating in Pompeii.”

BBC are currently assembling star-studded cast

Nearly 80% of US teachers say youngsters are not as prepared to start elementary school as in previous years -- the most dismal percentage of any country taking part in the global survey.

There's a new 1.5-litre petrol engine from BYD, which claims amazing stats as part of a PHEV powertrain.

Charli XCX has bid farewell to Brat Summer.

After Labor Day, we’re looking at an extremely close election. Here’s each candidate’s strategy to finish first.

1-Across, Five Letters: Hobbit played by Martin and Ian

Kay Newell, a Portland, Oregon based business owner, told Fox News Digital that she is "disappointed" that the city’s Property Crimes Unit has been disbanded.

The highly anticipated and much-loved annual celebration of all things poetry will take place from 3 to 15 October.

Blurs Dave Rowntree would definitely go and see old Britpop rivals Oasis on their reunion tour.

1. It's a shark eat shark world. Researchers find evidence that large sharks may be hunting each other.  CBS News
2. First evidence of predation on an adult porbeagle equipped with a pop-off satellite archival tag in the Northwest Atlantic  Frontiers
3. A Giant Shark's Satellite Tag Wound Up Inside Something Much Bigger  IFLScience
4. A really big shark got gobbled up by another, massive shark in 1st known case of its kind  Livescience.com

Researchers discovered the first known case of a porbeagle shark likely being killed by a large shark predator, raising questions about whether this rare instance represents a larger trend.

Breast cancer rises among Asian American and Pacific Islander women, and experts aren't sure why  CBS News