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By Mitch Phillips ROME (Reuters) -Europe have another home Ryder Cup victory tantalisingly within their grasp after ending Saturday five

The Cubs have been struggling in the final month of the year, but has this cost them the postseason, or do they have a chance to still make it, even if it's just slim?

From blowouts to close calls, Week 4 of college football was full of excitement. Check out how the top quarterback prospects fared.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy announced that the House will vote on a 45-day short-term spending bill Saturday, as congressional lawmakers race against a government shutdown that will commence at midnight unless a last-minute deal is struck.

Chase Claypool calls out Bears coaching staff for not using him properly

The imminent government shutdown is weighing on everyone. Here in California, we’re worried that if Congress doesn’t reach

Thousands of firms in the US rely on business from federal parks. A shutdown leaves them in the lurch.

Several million federal employees will stop being paid if lawmakers cannot agree on funding the federal agencies by the start of the coming fiscal year on October 1. Hundreds of people wrote to CNN to express their views about the looming shutdown.

Vietnam’s government is pushing for economic growth of about 6% this year, with Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh

South Africa’s ruling party looks set to lose overall control of the country’s second-most populous province in next

India recorded the weakest monsoon rains in five years, increasing the risk to crops in the fields and

A "government shutdown" -- as we've come to define it -- is expected if lawmakers can't agree to pass a spending bill. But most of the government, as it touches people's everyday lives, will continue to churn.