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Philippe, a former tropical storm that is swiping Bermuda on Friday, will combine with a potent cold front to drench the Northeast and deliver gusty winds to parts of New England this weekend.

Few businesses have Chicago roots as deep as the CME Group Inc. — the company has been based

Hunter Biden will ask a judge to throw out his federal indictment on felony gun charges, his attorneys said in a court filing late Thursday.

Erik ten Hag believes there is one problem above all else that Manchester United have struggled with so far this season, while he has also commented on Marcus Rashford's tricky start to the new campaign.

Taylor Swift once shared recipes for two different versions of her chai sugar cookies—here are both.

Devastated families speak out as Creeslough marks one year since an explosion which killed 10 people.

Bose Ogulu, who manages Burna Boy, speaks to the BBC about what is next for the Afrobeats sensation.

This year's NLDS pits the Los Angeles Dodgers against the Arizona Diamondbacks. Here's what to know about their regular season series history.

South Africa’s near fourfold increase in rooftop solar power generation capacity in the year to March has reduced

By Luc Cohen NEW YORK Sam Bankman-Fried's fraud trial kicked off this week, nearly a year after the

The Minnesota Vikings are simply incapable of breaking tackles when running the football. It is quite comical really, only to be outdone by the division rival Detroit Lions who have a league-leading 19 on the campaign. Good times!

Republican Rep. Jim Jordan is trying to draw a sharp contrast with his chief competitor for the speakership, arguing that he would be a more effective messenger for his party to the American public as he tries to win Republican holdouts ahead of next week's pivotal vote.