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In an NCAA tournament game with 21 lead changes, the 12,385 spectators in Assembly Hall made all the difference to pushing IU women to the Sweet 16.

The Cypriot economy is on a sound footing due to solid economic growth and declining inflation, but its high integration with EU and non-EU economies make geopolitical and trade tensions...

(G)I-DLE, known for their dynamic performances and captivating music, has made headlines once again with their latest hit single "Fate". Th…

Eight MIT and Harvard students are biking across the country to teach hands-on engineering workshops to students in select locations, including a stop at the Carson City Library. The team of students will bike across the United States in collaboration with edX and Teach for America as part of an effort to rethink STEM education.

 The activist NGO Transport & Environment (T&E) issued a new study contending the major shipping carriers are “profiteering from the EU carbon emissio...

What’s happened to us? Many citizens of Carson City were whining after the results of the June 5 primary, even the complacent “registered” 3,305 non-voters, who didn’t brave the sunny weather.

Helsingin Sanomat on Friday reported that Belgium turned to Finland in a last-minute attempt to rescue the EU’s much-debated restoration law, following a U-turn by Hungary.

A hair-raising story at the weekend has got unionists into a lather over hotel shampoo bottles.

The Instiz chart combines the overwhelming variety of charts that South Korea uses to rank music sales, and its also what fans use to determine whet…

The New Pact on Migration and Asylum: Necessary progress, but not a magic bullet