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The Kenyan military denied the death toll, saying it was pure “propaganda”.

The Blues took the lead on two occasions, but their opponents managed to level both times as each team went home with a point.

The ban will prevent them from registering any player at national and worldwide level for the next two complete and consecutive registration periods.

They say they are going to the Tennessee lottery to get their ticket verified later Friday.

Brent crude futures clawed back from 12-year lows on Friday, but intense downward pressure remained as the market braced for increased Iranian oil exports once worldwide sanctions are lifted, possibly within days.

Djokovic is chasing his sixth title after beating Andy Murray in last year’s final, while Williams, battling a knee injury, is after her seventh Australian crown.

Tom Coughlin, who returned the Giants to National Football League prominence by winning two Super Bowls, resigned Monday after missing the playoffs for the fourth consecutive year.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has said he needs football to be “entertaining” but refused to criticise the approach of Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal.

SC senator and onetime GOP presidential candidate Lindsey Graham endorsed Jeb Bush today, despite flagging poll numbers nationwide and in key primary states.

Sock made a decision to carry on.

His wife, Heidi, is employed by Goldman Sachs, which has its headquarters in Manhattan, and Cruz during his 2012 Senate candidacy sought and received a loan from the financial giant.

Wall Street capped the first two weeks of 2016 with a steep slide on Friday that sent the Dow Jones industrial average down almost 400 points. The Nasdaq Composite lost 2.74 per cent to 4,488.42. In addition, the market has not seen the kind of sell-off in high volume that...

The two CH-53s are from the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing from Marine Corps Base Hawaii. “It is very hard to find things right now”.

The European commission’s recent ruling against tax breaks for multinational corporations in Belgium strongly suggests that the tech behemoth could be subject to a hefty bill when the open investigation against its activities in Ireland concludes.

The world’s largest company could owe more than $8 billion (roughly Rs. 54,232 crores) in back taxes as a result of a European Commission investigation into its tax policies, according to an analysis by Matt Larson of Bloomberg Intelligence.