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SYDNEY (Reuters) -Australian inflation was surprisingly strong in the third quarter, highlighting stubborn cost pressures that added greatly to the

Chinese stocks are poised for gains after US-listed shares of mainland companies recorded their biggest one-day jump since

Chinese President Xi Jinping stepped up support for the world’s second-biggest economy, issuing additional sovereign debt, raising the

Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and the Golden State Warriors were given some great bulletin-board material thanks to TNT analyst Charles Barkley.

CBS rules analyst Gene Steratore admits he made a mistake and agreed that Green Bay Packers Romeo Doubs had scored a touchdown against the Denver Broncos.

President Joe Biden will not file for New Hampshire's Democratic primary because he is "obligated" to comply with the Democratic National Committee's delegate selection rules, his campaign manager informed the state party in a letter obtained by CNN.

Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia is a zoo tonight as the Phillies try to defeat the Arizona Diamondbacks in Game 7 of the National League Division Series. The

Australia’s inflation rate came in faster than expected in the three months through September, bolstering the case for

Japan’s carmakers are staging their first motor show in four years to make the case they’ll remain major

The B-52s will not perform at the state dinner for Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as planned, with

Beijing has pumped a record amount of short-term cash into its financial system to shore up lending in

The New England Patriots announced they waived quarterback Malik Cunningham on Tuesday, less than two weeks after signing him to the active roster.