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“I truly believe if they can’t get him help, he won’t live to see his 24th birthday”.

Leonardo DiCaprio’s deprivation of Oscar gold has become something of a punchline in Hollywood.

Groupon Inc.’s stock jumped more than 40 per cent in afternoon trading Tuesday.

Orlando is close to a deal which would send their 23-year-old gadget forward to Detroit.

The 2016 Pro Football Hall of Fame Game will feature two teams – the Packers and Colts – with large fanbases and a lot of excitement surrounding the induction of some very notable names into Canton.

Prosecutors believe that a train crash which killed 11 people was caused by “human error” on behalf of the train dispatcher.

Washington Post Jerusalem bureau chief William Booth was detained by Border Police in Jerusalem.

A Supreme Court nomination battle that was ignited on Saturday with the death of Justice Antonin Scalia has given Democrats an explosive new issue that could bolster their chances of regaining majority control of the U.S. Senate.

Gravitational waves have been discovered for the first time after scientists managed to observe the warping of spacetime caused by the collision of two black holes over a billion years ago.

Held in the first venue outside of the United States, and finishing with the Western Conference All-Stars leading the way in the highest-scoring All-Star game in history, the three-day extravaganza was one to remember.

In Deoband, Congress’s Mavia Ali, defeated his nearest rival SP’s Meena Rana, wife of late minister Rajendra Singh Rana of SP by 3,559 votes.

Residents will have fewer days to vote early this year compared to 2012.

A setback to the Obama administration’s and the EPA’s Clean Power Plan came down from the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday.

The leading challenger to Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni said on Tuesday he had no confidence that elections this week would be free or fair, as all the major candidates held huge rallies in the capital Kampala to mark the end of the campaign.

Coal industry representatives in IN, one of the nation’s top coal-producing states, say the Supreme Court’s stay of the Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Power Plan has little immediate effect on the state.