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North Korea Threatens To Hit Back Over Sanctions
North Korea has warned it will retaliate if the global community ramps up sanctions over its latest round of weapons...
Cash-Rich Indian Premier League Marches Into Season 10
The 10th season of the Indian Premier League starts on Wednesday, marking a decade of scandal and success for the...
Timberwolves Halt Trail Blazers Streak
Karl-Anthony Towns scored 34 points and pulled down 12 rebounds as the Minnesota Timberwolves cooled off the red-hot...
EU, UN Seek Plan For Syria’s Future At Aid Conference
The European Union and the UN host a two-day conference starting Tuesday on Syria's future, with Russian-backed...
Stransky Tells Super Bosses To Unveil Revamp
Springbok great Joel Stransky on Tuesday urged SANZAAR to stop delaying and unveil its revamped Super Rugby format,...
Day Brightens Even As Storm Hits Masters Practice
Severe thunderstorms shortened Monday's first official practice session for the 81st Masters, but the outlook...
Harrison Ford Avoids Action Over Near-Miss Plane Landing
Hollywood star Harrison Ford is to avoid punishment over a near-miss at a California airport as he was piloting his...
Solo Yachtswoman In Antarctica Bid Hits Trouble
An Australian attempting to become the first woman to circumnavigate Antarctica solo issued a distress call Tuesday...
Syrian People Do Not Want Assad In Power
The United States believes the Syrian people do not want President Bashar al-Assad to remain in power and does not...
AFP Photographer Freed In Libya, Still Under Detention Threat
AFP's photographer in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi, Abdullah Doma, was released Monday after two days of...
Judge Denies Polanski’s Motion In Underage Sex Case
A US judge on Monday rejected a motion by fugitive filmmaker Roman Polanski seeking assurances that he can return to...
US Teen Pleads Guilty To 2015 Islamic State Plot To Kill Pope
A New Jersey teen pleaded guilty Monday to an allegedly Islamic State-inspired plot to kill Pope Francis during his US...
US Newspapers Cut More Than Half Their Jobs Since 2001
More than half of the jobs at US newspapers have disappeared since 2001, with a large portion of the losses offset by...
Masters Stars Demand End To TV Review Penalties
Masters stars pushed Monday for banning television review penalties like the one that cost Lexi Thompson the first...
Fleetwood Eyes Masters Glory
Tommy Fleetwood is no one's favorite to win the 81st Masters, but the understated 26-year-old Englishman with the...
NHL Won’t Participate In 2018 Olympic Games
The National Hockey League announced on Monday that it will not shut down it's regular season to allow top players to...
Trump Gives Portion of Salary To National Parks
The White House announced Monday that President Donald Trump will donate part of his salary to the US National Park...
6.5-Magnitude Quake Shakes Southern Africa
A strong earthquake with a magnitude of 6.5 struck the southern African nation of Botswana on Monday, US seismologists...
Tribal Clashes Flare In Sudan’s West Kordofan State
Clashes between two Arab tribes have erupted in Sudan's West Kordofan state, causing several casualties, state media...