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Spain's Princess Cristina, the country's first royal to face criminal charges since the monarchy's 1975 restoration, today took the stand in a landmark corruption case centred on her husband's business dealings.

Elections for UP Legislative Council through local bodies constituency was held peacefully across the state on Thursday, with overall polling percentage settling at 97.22%.

That Boss Level Is Intense AF!

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Class 2A boys' hockey quarterfinals: No. 2 seed Stillwater dispatched Farmington with a 4-1 victory.

The best new EDM, pop, rock, and R&B for March, in no particular order.

Recent data from the Southern Poverty Law Center shows active hate groups exist in all US states except Alaska and Hawaii - and the number of Ku Klux Klan groups has risen dramatically in the past year

It’s democracy time again. Who is the best person in America, the one who should be put in charge of all the other people?

According to Mitt Romney, Donald Trump is "a phony, a fraud" whose "domestic policies would lead to recession." But it gets worse! "His foreign policies would make America and the world less safe" and "his personal qualities would mean that America would cease to be a shining city on a hill."

Kendall Jenner struts her stuff with her new blond hair while heading to lunch at L’Avenue restaurant on Thursday afternoon (March 3 in Paris, France. The 20-year-old model was joined by her mom Kris and her BFF Gigi Hadid, who rocked a darker mane. Kendall and Gigi both showed off their new looks earlier in [...]

Barry Bennett, Ben Carson's former campaign manager told CNN that Mitt Romney's speech was designed by the GOP establishment to help steal the vote from the will of the people.

By fine-tuning our ability to suppress certain stimuli, we can find things faster.

Mexico is not going to pay for the wall on its border with the United States, recently proposed by Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump, Mexico's Finance Minister Luis Videgaray said Thursday.

Times and dates for theaters in Japan, Okinawa and South Korea

Results from Thursday's girls state hoops action across Lincoln.

THURSDAY, March 3, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- Seniors who use their computers as little as once a week may help ward off age-related declines in memory and thinking, new research suggests.

Lower Columbia College instructors Rob Davis and Hiedi Bauer present "Composing Ugly: Stravinsky Climbs Out a Window."

THURSDAY, March 3, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- Seniors who use their computers as little as once a week may help ward off age-related declines in memory and thinking, new research suggests.

Ben Carson suspends campaign, NYPD wrapping up body camera pilot program and what one year of space travel does to the human body.

Courtesy of Harold Pollack

In 2013, University of Chicago professor Harold Pollack offhandedly mentioned that the best money advice fits on a three-by-five inch index card while interviewing financial journalist and author Helaine Olen on The Reality-Based Community blog.

A commenter, Alex M, asked for the actual index card.

Although he was originally speaking in metaphor, to prove his point, Pollack grabbed a pen and four-by-six inch note card, and scribbled the basic financial rules he'd been following the past decade. Читать дальше...

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America is notorious for its work ethic, where overwork and stress become badges of honor.

According to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development, Americans logged on average 1,789 hours of work in 2014. That's at least 100 more hours a year than in European countries like the UK, France, Germany, or Denmark.

And when looking at US census data, that number could be higher, since the average working American logs about 39 hours a week. Читать дальше...

Many oil and gas companies could file for bankruptcy this year if energy prices stay low, reports CNBC's Morgan Brennan.

A one-time "Queen of the Fleet" for the U.S. Coast Guard may find a permanent home in the Twin Ports, if a local fundraising effort is successful.

GREENBURGH, N.Y. (AP) — Carmelo Anthony says the decision to issue an apology for his interaction with a fan was made by Madison Square Garden chairman James Dolan.

GREENBURGH, N.Y. (AP) — Carmelo Anthony says the decision to issue an apology for his interaction with a fan was made by Madison Square Garden chairman James Dolan.

GREENBURGH, New York - Carmelo Anthony says the decision to issue an apology for his interaction with a fan was made by Madison Square Garden chairman James Dolan.