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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — The University of Alabama is selecting the University of Michigan's pharmacy dean as its next provost.

Jamaica's Olympic sprint legend Usain Bolt has become a father for the first time after welcoming the birth of a baby girl with partner Kasi Bennett, reports said Monday.

You're never too old for a good bedtime story. Sleep experts say these stories and guided meditations will help you easily conk out at night.

Big-box retailer JC Penney will close almost one-third of its U.S. store locations as part of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring plan that the company hopes will avoid an all-out liquidation of assets.

The luxury giant said it saw “significant interest from investors,” reflecting its strong cash generation, and said it wanted to raise money ahead of "potentially tougher times ahead."

Coronation Street newcomer Dr Ward is played by actress Zita Sattar, who is a very familiar face on TV

Lawyers, students, academics, and advocates hope to move the criminal justice system toward more transparency.

Many of the supercomputers that suffered "security incidents" over the last week were reportedly being used for conducting research on the novel coronavirus outbreak, work that was apparently obstructed by the attacks.

While a bit behind schedule, the Air Force's gunship is finally getting outfitted with lasers.

Last week, bars and restaurants in several states across this fair nation began to reopen. The news was filled with photos of Wisconsinites packing themselves into bars and Atlantans carelessly sprawled on the grass in outdoor shopping malls, sipping wine and asserting their right to live freely. This was followed by…

Stay one step ahead and prepare your home for summer's potential heatwaves with a home fan. From bedroom fans to desk fans to Dyson's iconic bladeless fan, these are eight of the best.

As would normally be the case we are on the course working 7 days a week with the only difference being our squad is reduced to 3 green-staff as previously mentioned. Since week 3 of lockdown our shift patterns have consisted of 12 days on, 2 days off, as essential maintenance was stepped up slightly. […]

Ken Osmond, an actor best known for his role as troublemaker Eddie Haskell on "Leave It to Beaver," has died, his son Eric told The Hollywood Reporter.

LaLiga president Javier Tebas has hailed the return of the Bundesliga and says the German league is an example to follow for the Spanish competition.

Pro sporting events without fans, in-store retail and haircuts could potentially resume as early as the first week of June if the state’s transmission rates don’t rise in the next few weeks, California Gov. Gavin Newsom said on Monday, while church services could be “a few weeks away.”

MADISON, Wis. — Gov. Tony Evers said Monday that he's given up trying to push through any more statewide mandates to try to slow the spread of the coronavirus because he thinks rival Republicans would never allow any restrictions after the state Supreme Court erased his stay-at-home order.

Starting Tuesday, Google will begin rolling out a dark mode setting for its mobile search app on Android and iOS. 

For the United Way of the Greater Capital Region, May 18 isn’t just another day on the calendar, their 518 day is devoted to community service, civic pride and unity to give back.

California governor Gavin Newsom says sports in the state could return in early June without spectators.

The taxpayer-funded program is expected to benefit up to 150,000 people who cannot receive unemployment insurance or a stimulus check.

California is rolling out a taxpayer-funded program to aid unauthorised immigrants with $US500 cash payments. "Every Californian, including our undocumented neighbours and friends, should know that California is here to support them during this crisis," Gov. Gavin Newsom said in a statement. More »