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By Valerie Volcovici, Kate Abnett and Maha El Dahan WASHINGTON/BRUSSELS/DUBAI (Reuters) -Delegates from nearly 200 countries will convene this week

A company that caters to the Hollywood private-jet set is tapping the municipal market to help it expand

From James Baldwin to Gertrude Stein and beyond, literature’s most celebrated authors have faced stinging and ruthless rejections.

A look at which teams surprised and shocked the most, playing better in the NBA In-Season Tournament games than they have across the regular season.

Week 12 featured a full slate of games and more than a few surprises. Which favored teams need to be at their best this Sunday?

While there may be no definite consensus on how red and green became the official colors of Christmas, there are a few interesting explanations.

Considering how familiar we all are with the human body—since we all have one—there is a surprising number of enduring myths about it.

The St. Louis Cardinals may have already addressed their starting rotation. But there is still work to be done and areas to address.

New England Patriots assistant Bill O'Brien was personally offended by questions about Bill Belichick's job status.

The latest fitness and injury updates for Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson

Ohio State may very well roll with former five-star quarterback Kyle McCord for another year, but there could be better options out there to be had in the transfer portal. Here are a few signal-callers Buckeyes fans may want to see come to Columbus.

By Juliette Jabkhiro PARIS A special tribunal on Wednesday ruled that French Justice Minister Eric Dupond-Moretti did not