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Brennan Johnson has hit a rich vein of form of late, and speaking after the recent draw with West Ham, the Tottenham man has praised...

As the world ages, cancer cases are projected to rise, hitting some countries like ‘a tidal wave’  CNNView Full Coverage on Google News

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A DoorDash driver is claiming that he pays less taxes than people who have a W-2 job, eliciting questions from viewers about the tax write-offs the driver uses to keep their taxes down.

Tommy Walsh headed to Staffordshire on Homes Under the Hammer where he was met with a house that could go up in flames after illegal "hazardous" plastic cladding surrounded the property.

Britons have been warned to check their travel plans with a fresh wave of train strikes on the way across the country.

Milwaukee Tool has launched two blades in the TORCH line for cutting thin to thick metals.

Changes are likely years away, but a pilot in some St. Paul neighborhoods could start next winter.

Once nearly extirpated in California, sandhill cranes are coming back to Lake Tahoe.

"When life gives you a redwood, you make a trail."

Are you ready for the next big thing in hosiery? We recently declared the reign of red tights, but now it’s time for you to hit “add to cart” on another pair of trending stockings. We’ll give you a hint: much like red tights, this trend also owes props to “Gossip Girl’s” queen bee Blair...

In the moment, UConn’s 2016 title marked the end of an era, but it has since served as the peak the Huskies are still trying to get back to.

 From wood-fired pies to Detroit-style squares, LA’s pizza scene is second to none.

There are financial, physical and social benefits to working in retirement, and these cities could be good places to work.

A Roseland strip mall on West 111th Street. Chicago TREND, a social enterprise, wants to have residents invest in and help buy the mall.

DEAR ABBY: It seems I am a human landfill into which people dump their trauma. I'm not sure how this happened. It started three years ago, when an estranged friend called me and talked for more than an hour about what had led to him getting fired from his job. I was touched that he had reached out, and I expected us to resume our friendship, but he wasn't interested in much more communication.

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Louis Rees-Zammit was one of the world’s leading rugby players—until he gave it up for a long-shot bid to play pro football. Now he’s landed on the Kansas City Chiefs.

Asset manager Macquarie Group led a $500 million asset-backed vehicle to fund the expansion of on-demand, cloud-based services offered by artificial-intelligence infrastructure company Lambda.

Slideshows on a parallel site—which Forbes shut down Tuesday—were loaded with ads and promoted through clickbait-style paid links.

DNA analysis suggests that a giant predator may have survived in Java, one of the most populous places on earth.

Despite the focus on technology giants, “cyclical” sectors have staged a less-conspicuous rally and are trading at stretched valuations.

Salford captain Ryan Brierley says the advent of a new bespoke players' union for rugby league is closer to fruition.