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The Atlanta Braves were not the dominant team many assumed them to be in the NLDS.

The Atlanta Braves gloated after a Game 2 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. It would wind up being their only win of the NLDS. In fairness, the Braves ha

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With the Phillies appearing on their way to a victory over the Atlanta Braves in Game 4, one that would clinch their spot in the NLCS for a second consecutive y

India’s leading banks should underscore the resilience of Asia’s third-largest economy when they report next week, while the

Supply chain management company Flexport said it plans to lay off 20% of its workforce on Friday, just one month after a messy CEO transition that played out, in part, on social media.

Electronic Arts Inc. may seek to reengage with global soccer body FIFA even though the two organizations failed

The Biden administration said they'll begin chartering flights on Friday from Israel to destinations in Europe, as officials scramble to get Americans stranded in the war-ravaged country back home to the US.

Roberto Saviano's comments were made in relation to Italian leader Giorgia Meloni's views on migration.

Ambitious, intriguing and ultimately a trifle confounding, "The Fall of the House of Usher" represents Mike Flanagan's latest macabre series for Netflix, this time taking a page from Roger Corman by adapting (even more loosely) the works of Edgar Allan Poe. English majors should get a kick from the names and titles, but the emphasis on excess detracts from a limited series worth watching upon a midnight dreary but that doesn't deserve to be loved.

Qualcomm, one of the largest microchip manufacturers globally, is scaling back its workforce.

The man, now 79, allegedly shot a man in the back as he was crossing into West Germany.