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Jan 24 (Infostrada Sports) - Scores from the European Tour Abu Dhabi Championship at the par-72 course on Sunday in Abu Dhabi -13 Rickie Fowler (U.S.) 70 68 65 -11 Joost Luiten (Netherlands) 69 68 68 -10 Branden Grace (South Africa) 66 74 66 Thomas Pieters (Belgium) 69 73 64 Matthew Baldwin (Britain) 69 70 67 Rory McIlroy (Britain) 66 70 70 An Byeong-Hun (Korea) 69 68 69 -9 Henrik Stenson (Sweden) 65 72 70 R

Washington D.C., along with the United States' east coast, has been brought to a standstill by a blizzard. Yiming Woo reports.

Washington D.C., along with the United States' east coast, has been brought to a standstill by a blizzard. Yiming Woo reports.

Washington D.C., along with the United States' east coast, has been brought to a standstill by a blizzard. Yiming Woo reports.

JAKARTA (Reuters) - The leader of Indonesia's second-largest political party has said his party will lend support to President Joko Widodo's government, potentially making it easier to pass legislation by giving it a majority in the house of representatives, news Website Detik reported on Sunday.

Американың Флорида штатында  яшәүче милләттәшләребез Сабан туе бәйрәмен 13 февральдә бәйрәм итәргә  җыена.

1991 елда дәрәҗәле “Татар җыры” конкурсы лауреаты булган Зөфәр Билаловка педагоглар матур киләчәк юрый.

24 января 2016 года звезды настоятельно рекомендуют быть более аккуратными и последовательными, если вы не обладаете такими качествами, то этот день хорош также и для тренировки самодисциплины. В течение дня будьте осторожны за рулем, а вечер проведите в кругу друзей.

BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand has confirmed its second case of the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) virus on Sunday, the country's health minister said.

Former mayor of New York City, Michael Bloomberg, has started plans for a campaign for the U.S. presidency, according to a source familiar with the situation. Yiming Woo reports.

Former mayor of New York City, Michael Bloomberg, has started plans for a campaign for the U.S. presidency, according to a source familiar with the situation. Yiming Woo reports.

Former mayor of New York City, Michael Bloomberg, has started plans for a campaign for the U.S. presidency, according to a source familiar with the situation. Yiming Woo reports.

During her State of the State address Wednesday, Gov. Nikki Haley asked senators who support ethics reform to stand up.

When Andres Duany came to Charleston last year to assess the city’s building review processes, one of his recommendations was to rewrite Charleston’s byzantine zoning laws, which allow for around 50 different zoning designations.

Why, when a U.S. inspector general for intelligence agencies reports that Secretary of State Hillary Clinton used her personal email server to include information which "had a classification higher than Top Secret," is that story relegated to Page A16 of The Post and Courier on Jan. 20? This should be front-page news.

South Carolina has not fully funded public school textbooks since 2008. When the school funding source was changed from property tax-based to sales tax-based, one unanticipated consequence was insufficient funds for education in general and textbooks in particular.

Over the past several weeks I have read letters from concerned citizens regarding the tent cities that have sprung up close to the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge off Meeting Street. I pass them as I drive home each day, so I am fully aware of what they look like.

President Obama’s immigration policies are practical for a number of reasons. We should not play political football with the lives of others, especially since America has always needed immigrants (forced and unforced) to do jobs we generally feel are too strenuous, or low paying.

Bravo to our state’s retirement investment brains. Who else can put $840 million of retiree funds in the stock market days before a 400-point drop in the Dow, and characterize it as something other than a disaster?

What are we to think after the S.C. Department of Revenue announced it was holding refunds until March 1 to "mitigate fraud?" After the SCDOR breach, one would think fraud mitigation would already have been the chief focus for the department. Has this not been its upmost priority? If it has, is its current leadership a failure?

WASHINGTON — During Watergate, Henry Kissinger’s mordant wit leavened the unpleasantness: "The illegal we do immediately; the unconstitutional takes a little longer." President Obama often does both simultaneously, using executive authoritarianism to evade the Constitution’s separation of powers and...

A very good year for the auto industry should raise warning flags for almost everyone else.

We get it. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, is rattled. He’s afraid of losing Iowa. He doesn’t know how to deal with Donald Trump.

Jim Newsome confidently assures us that all large ships calling the Port of Charleston are much cleaner in terms of air emissions.

A mama squirrel recently set up a cozy nest in our attic — it was cold and she had a brood to care for. When the tykes were old enough to go outside the nest — cute as can be, peering over the roof eaves — my husband, Paul, rigged up the "have-a-heart" trap, relocating them to places you’d think squirrels...