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By Mike Wolterbeek A new invasive species has been identified at Lake Tahoe, and it’s likely to be the most aggressive fish to ply the waters of the mile-high lake.

A coalition of civil society groups, including several sex workers’ rights activists, have asked the European Commission in a letter to regulate the most prominent porn websites in the world as “very large online platforms” under the European Union’s Digital Services Act (DSA).

After a 35 mile bike ride from Lake Tahoe, the Journey of Hope made a brief stop Friday at Western Nevada College in Carson City. A group of 29 cyclists from Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity were welcomed by dozens of volunteer organizations throughout the community.

Deal targets growth of its employee benefits practice

Australian prosecco producers and Australian Grape & Wine have supported Trade Minister Don Farrell's decision to walk away from a free trade deal with the European Union.

No. 9 Indiana is preparing to defend its first Big Ten regular-season title since 1983, while using last season's early March exit as fuel.

Numerous events are tempting the EU to reform its treaty. This paper returns to this debate, reviewing recent institutional proposals and other contributions.

The Hoosiers trailed at halftime to Division II UIndy but its length, athleticism and size come out in second half

Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo believes that negotiations between the EU and Ukraine on membership in the union may begin in December, Yle reports.

Indonesia says that many of its palm oil plantations have met the national sustainability standards.