List of All Articles with Tag 'la'

Paul Finebaum may be an alum of the University of Tennessee, but he is not about the Vols at all heading into this year's Third Saturday in October. He is once again siding with his moneymaker that is the Alabama Crimson Tide. Does he have a point here?

Killings by militants in France and Belgium prompt calls for better screening of migrants.

Davante Adams and the Las Vegas Raiders cannot agree on his usage or role in the offense. Something has to give, or it might be time to cut bait.

By Rodrigo Campos and Mayela Armas NEW YORK/CARACAS (Reuters) -Venezuela's sovereign bonds rallied on Thursday, a day after the United

The difference between misinformation and disinformation boils down to the intent behind it (or lack thereof). Plus, a handy trick for knowing which term to use when the time comes.

Ukraine appears to be expanding its forces on the Russian-occupied left or eastern bank of the river.

First responders to the scene tell a Dublin court there were no signs of life when they found her.

After Mexican marines occupied its facility this year, Vulcan Materials Co. is seeking the Biden administration’s protection from

Very pure.

Both firms must respond within a week to the request for information under the EU's new tech rules.

Ghosts, ghouls, and monsters turn up everywhere at Halloween—including in our language, and sometimes where you least expect.

In this week’s edition of The Fifth Down, Kinnu Singh observes how the league picks its award winners (and losers) through a not-so-objective process. Plus, Week 7 power rankings shine a spotlight on deserving NFL award-winners.