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A group of people allegedly preparing to carry out a terrorist attack in the Russian capital of Moscow have been arrested during counter-terrorism raids.

The company’s web site shows today that it raised the monthly price for its Standard streaming service by $1 to $9.99 for new subscribers in the USA, Canada, and a few Latin American countries.

It was only six episodes – and not all of them were that great – but “Fear the Walking Dead” Season 1 managed to make history as the highest-rated first season of any series on a cable network.

Khalifa shared a photo of himself taking a Wiz on Instagram yesterday, but it’s not clear if this is the same stream that earned him the ticket.

A preliminary investigation reveals a customer wounded the armed suspect during the incident, NCPD Lt. Angela Johnson said.

Hong Kong in August shrank for the first time in five months after China’s surprise devaluation triggered a move out of assets denominated in the currency.

President Obama called Hillary Rodham Clinton’s use of a private e-mail server “a mistake” and said she should come clean about the scandal to the American public.

A National Transportation Safety Board inspector said Saturday afternoon, however, it would take six months to a year to determine the crash’s cause.

Senator Charles Schumer wants federal agencies to work with Canadian officials to stop the city of Montreal’s plan to dump of raw sewage into the St. Lawrence River.

The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership involves the United States and the European Union.

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Marvel Studios has announced an Ant-Man sequel will be reaching cinemas in July 2018.

The news comes after Turkey scrambled F-16 fighter jets last weekend after a Russian MiG-29 crossed into Turkish territory near the town of Yayladagi, in Hatay province, close to the border with Syria.

Fittingly announced briefly at the tail end of their ‘Classified’ panel Friday at New York Comic Con and on Twitter, Dark Horse Comics revealed a 10-year licensing deal with James Cameron’s Avatar.

A recent weakening of the won – down 12% year-on-year against the dollar by the end of the third quarter – helped boost profits as most sales of semiconductors and display panels to emerging markets are settled in USA dollars, he added. According to Morgan Stanley,...