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Playing Auburn annually was one of Hines Ward's favorite games while starring at Georgia. Unless the SEC goes to nine games or a 3-6 format, that rivalry will be going away by 2025. This cannot happen for the sake of college football.

The US and the European Union are leading a global push for the United Nations’ climate talks to

Julian Araujo is hoping to improve his game during his spell at Las Palmas, a club flying high in LaLiga and hailing from Gran Canaria.

By Steve Holland WASHINGTON Two years after President Joe Biden signed a $1 trillion infrastructure bill into law,

More than 1.6 million people could be affected by the unusually heavy seasonal rains.

Cargill Inc., the world’s biggest crop trader, said China just made an enormous purchase of US soybeans that

Meta Platforms Inc. is close to reaching a deal that will bring its mixed reality headset to China

Corn futures extended losses, trading near a three-year low, on forecasts that the US farmers will collect a

Six years ago, Ken Moelis predicted he would hand the reins of his namesake firm to someone else

More than 26,000 Gazans have been wounded since war erupted, many of them left with life-changing injuries.

Erik ten Hag explains why Mason Mount has struggled for minutes at Man Utd.

Trade Desk Inc. shares plummeted the most in a year-and-a-half after the digital advertising platform gave a weak