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Arthur Brand met an unnamed man under a tree during a mysterious, years-long quest to find the work.

Thierry Breton was visibly pleased after meeting with Mark Zuckerberg. The 68-year-old Frenchman was suppressing a smile, his

Asian stocks look set for a mixed opening, after Wall Street rose ahead of key US data that’s

A landmark trial against Google will be a key test of whether the US can rein in the industry.

The words ‘fall’ and ‘autumn’ appeared around the same time in Great Britain, but only one of the seasonal names is still used there today.

The wager, bearing the title "Never Forget," was a parlay bet that the New York Mets, New York Yankees, and New York Jets would win their respective games on September 11. DraftKings apologized and said it respects the "significance of this day."

Researchers have reconstructed how the Scottish city would have looked shortly before it was largely destroyed by the English army in 1544.

It's 500 feet tall and is being built inside of a mountain.

From ‘cakewalk’ to ‘no can do,’ the origins of these common idioms and sayings are surprisingly dark.

FIBA and Euroleague are separate organizations and have a tumultuous history with each other. There is not a resolution in sight, and here's how both FIBA and Euroleague ended up as the separate enemies they are today.

Crossing in the rain? The Starling Crossing will create a wider buffer for you. Crossing diagonally? It'll adapt to your path.

Germany won their first-ever FIBA World Cup gold medal by defeating Serbia, and Canada won the first big match of a brewing North American rivalry with Team USA to capture bronze and send the Americans home without a medal.