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Did Colorado State coach Jay Norvell take a shot at Colorado coach Deion Sanders in an interview before their rivalry matchup?

By Diane Bartz WASHINGTON The Justice Department will press its argument Thursday that Google sought to strike agreements

Union boss Shawn Fain says companies can afford demands, including a 40% pay rise.

Low-post, mid-post, post-ups — all terms you'll hear watching any basketball game. What do they mean and how can they help you understand the game?

Bill Belichick has done it again, folks.

The luxury cruise ship that ran aground in a remote Arctic area of Greenland and had been stuck

Residents of Derna tell the BBC how they got out alive as floodwaters smashed through the city.

Microsoft Corp.’s attempt at avoiding deeper European Union scrutiny of its Teams video-conferencing app fell flat with the

By Fanny Potkin and Yantoultra Ngui SINGAPORE (Reuters) -Singapore is working with Malaysia and Indonesia to build a strong regional

Carrefour is telling its customers which products are smaller than they used to be.

Shoppers stepped up their buying modestly as inflation on many items eased, but they still face a host of economic challenges over the next few months

Kenneth Branagh has found a nice rhythm in his Hercule Poirot mysteries, serving as director, producer and star. "A Haunting in Venice," his third go-round with writer Michael Green, derives its main wrinkle from the vaguely supernatural tone, a just-in-time-for-Halloween adornment that might add a small commercial boost to a formula otherwise as neatly manicured as the great detective's moustache.