Some Iowa voters shift favorites after GOP debate, while Ramaswamy stokes a divide
Betsy Sarcone is nowhere near done looking for a presidential candidate, but the first Republican primary debate did reorder her shopping list some.
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Analysis-Investors see long wait for enlarged BRICS' economic boon
By Rachel Savage and Karin Strohecker JOHANNESBURG/LONDON The expansion of the BRICS group of developing countries could provide
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Central bank efforts to cool inflation may harm innovation, study shows
By Howard Schneider JACKSON HOLE, Wyoming Central bank efforts to slow inflation, by raising borrowing costs and cooling
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How to watch Simone Biles go for more history at US Gymnastics Championships
Simone Biles is familiar with making history. At 26 years of age, she's already one of the sport's greats.
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Trump co-defendant Smith to appear in Atlanta court on election charges
By Jack Queen ATLANTA Donald Trump's co-defendant Ray Smith was set to appear in an Atlanta court on
1970-01-01 08:00
Why Do Older People Grunt or Moan While Sitting Down or Standing Up?
It's known as "middle-aged groan," and it afflicts millions who dare try to get off the couch.
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Antigua and Barbuda country profile
Provides an overview of Antigua and Barbuda, including key facts about this Caribbean country.
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St Kitts and Nevis media guide
An overview of the media in St Kitts and Nevis, as well as links to broadcasters and newspapers.
1970-01-01 08:00
St Kitts and Nevis country profile
Provides an overview of St Kitts and Nevis, including key facts about this Caribbean nation.
1970-01-01 08:00
FOX NFL Pregame Show and Broadcast Booth Roster
FOX NFL announcing teams.
1970-01-01 08:00
Zimbabwe vote observers find election 'fell short' of standards
Foreign poll observers on Friday said Zimbabwe's presidential and legislative elections failed to conform to regional and international standards, placing in doubt the...
1970-01-01 08:00
Liam Neeson can't stop -- literally this time -- in the silly but fun 'Retribution'
Given the can't stop/won't stop pace that Liam Neeson has brought to churning out later-in-life action thrillers post-"Taken," there's something particularly appropriate about his latest, "Retribution," which involves a guy who can't stop moving. Set in Berlin, the "Speed"-like conceit possesses a crisp and efficient stupidity before, predictably, running out of gas.
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