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– The founder of the El-Bethel Parish of the Celestial Church of Christ, Itaaka, Abeokuta, Michael Adeniran has been arrested for impregnating a 15-year-old girl – The police said the pastor was arrested after a complaint from the teenager’s mother on Saturday, November 5 – The teenager, Mary is a secondary school 2 student in Abeokuta, Ogun […]

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Putin is the winner no matter who wins the US election. The next time the West wants to reprimand him for his repressive electoral tricks, he’ll simply remind his critics of the DNC Wikileaks. If critics complain about the enrichment of his inner circle, he only need rehash the antics of the Clinton Foundation. If we complain about his state-run media, Putin need only talk about the cozy relationship between the mainstream media and the Democratic Party. Vladimir Putin will be a satisfied man next Tuesday.

The Republican nominee punctuates his closing argument with riffs about a Trump mask and complaints about rap music.

Nearly 300 dwellings were ravaged and almost 700 people rendered homeless as a fire broke out in a slum at the Sadar Bazar area in north Delhi, injuring at least four persons.

BEIJING (AP) — The Latest on China's intervention in a Hong Kong political dispute (all times local):

Mississauga-based firm’s stock has fallen 50 per cent over the past year amid slow growth in its key telecom market. Now that the company is potentially for sale, could investors finally see some gains?

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump may be dominating the headlines, but there are at least 29 other Americans running for president in this election. Though most don’t appear on the ballot in every state, their presence may actually tip the scales this time.
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The election has "blown up" Americans' trust in institutions. That does not bode well for tech, two investors said.

Post-Communist countries are facing lower inequality of opportunity than the United States, a report issued by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said.

Just as election data suggests a surge of Latino voters in the U.S. is backing the Democratic Party, a recent Canadian government study shows it was a wave of minority support that helped sweep country's anti-Donald Trump, Justin Trudeau, to power a year ago.

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PROVIDENCE, R.I., Nov. 7 (UPI) -- A Rhode Island designer introduced gag gifts of the past to the tech of today by wiring Amazon's virtual personal assistant into a Big Mouth Billy Bass.

Laura Johannes on whether blankets filled with small weights to make them heavy can benefit those with insomnia, autism and other disorders.

Several states could legalize marijuana on Tuesday. But hazy laws and policies could still land users in trouble.

Over 6 million Floridians have already cast their ballots in early voting, more than the total 5.9 million cast by voters in 2000.

TAMPA, Fla. — Josh Huff is getting a second chance in the NFL with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The drama ends... for now.

The Pennsylvania Senate race between Republican incumbent Sen. Pat Toomey and Democrat Katie McGinty is now the most expensive in history

Election stress getting you down? Then turn your attention to happier times — namely, Monday, Jan. 2, 2017, when ABC will gift us with a new season of The Bachelor to love/hate-watch. Whether you love or hate (or have no opinion about) new Bachelor Nick Viall (for more on his bumpy history with the Bachelor franchise, click here) the new season will no doubt feature plenty of entertaining absurdity.

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LANDOVER, Md., Nov. 7 (UPI) -- Despite a difficult schedule ahead, it appears that Rob Kelley will be the early-down workhorse for the Washington Redskins.

LONDON — Greece’s tourism sector appears to be reaping the rewards from a period of relative political stability as well as attracting many travelers who had shied away from other Mediterranean hotspots, like Turkey and Egypt, following a string of attacks.

After years of relative equilibrium, the job market for nurses is heating up in many markets, driving up wages and sign-on bonuses for the nation’s fifth-largest occupation.

America's biggest night is not without an intense amount of preparation.

BART delays caused by overcrowding Monday weren’t enough to prevent a high-powered passel of Bay Area politicos — from Rep. Barbara Lee and Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom to state legislators and mayors Ed Lee and Libby Schaaf — from gathering in Frank Ogawa Plaza in Oakland to urge voters to pass Measure RR. With the polls set to open Tuesday, the Yes on RR campaign held its first big news conference to counter the arguments of opponents, mainly state Sen. Steve Glazer, D-Orinda, who has accused BART of mismanagement with the money it has. Читать дальше...