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Independent and third-party candidates could potentially siphon voters from the Democrats and Republicans.

By Hernan Nessi BUENOS AIRES Argentina's consumer prices likely rose by less than double digits in October, a

Playing Auburn annually was one of Hines Ward's favorite games while starring at Georgia. Unless the SEC goes to nine games or a 3-6 format, that rivalry will be going away by 2025. This cannot happen for the sake of college football.

Even though the Iron Bowl vs. Auburn could be interesting, Nick Saban knows that his Alabama Crimson Tide cannot afford to overlook the Kentucky Wildcats this weekend. One more slip-up means it is season over.

From Nicolas Cage to Jean-Claude Van Damme, plenty of Hollywood stars have performed on screen as fictionalized versions of themselves.

(In Nov 8 item, corrects headline, first bullet point and story to refer to "registration" not "approval" or "certification" after

Despite MLB's general manager meetings ending early, there is still plenty of hot stove buzz around the MLB. Friday brings us news on a possible AL East trade, Matt Chapman's future, and the Brewers possible Craig Counsell replacement.

CMA CGM SA, the world’s No. 3 container carrier, urged the industry to avoid a price war as

By Dan Burns U.S. consumer sentiment fell for a fourth straight month in November, and households' expectations for

More than 26,000 Gazans have been wounded since war erupted, many of them left with life-changing injuries.

Quebec's Jewish community, rocked by violence, fears a rise in hate crimes amid the Israel-Gaza war.

The Blue Lagoon thermal baths -- one of Iceland's main tourist draws -- has closed temporarily after increasing seismic activity in the surrounding Reykjanes Peninsula, including thousands of earthquakes.