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By Patrick Vecchio I sit on the couch. K sits in a high-backed chair, listening, asking questions, commenting, taking notes. She dresses in black and wears her shoulder-length black hair pulled back. She parks her parti-colored glasses low on her nose and looks at me over the lenses. Only at the end of the session,…

"It was a magnificent evening celebrating the amazing work that goes on at Team WCHC .."

Trey Lance didn't have a nameplate in the locker room the first day it was open to reporters after the quarterback's trade to the Dallas Cowboys. Baby steps for the player who, in his own words, was at “square zero” on his first day with his new team. Lance is starting over with the Cowboys two years after he was looked at as the next franchise QB in San Francisco, which traded multiple first-round picks to move up and draft him third overall.

China and Brazil are the largest developing countries and important emerging market countries in the Eastern and Western Hemispheres. The overall, strategic and global influence of the relationship between the two countries is becoming increasingly prominent. Brazil is the first Latin American country whose trade with China exceeded $14 billion, and is China's largest trading partner and major investment target in Latin America. China and Brazil will work together to open up a new future for...

The T20 World Cup has taken the world by a storm in a teacup, setting tongues wagging as some return with tails distinctly unwagging and tucked between their legs, while others shoot upwards and onwards into the spheres of limited, forgettable glory.

We defy you not to be inspired by these barrier-breaking female entrepreneurs.

saranacbo@hotmail.com Whenever I buy anything, I’m guided by two principles: I try to buy American, and I try to buy locally. Buying American is a real chore since almost nothing’s made in America anymore. From my experience, American-made goods are still first quality. Unfortunately, you’ve got to look long and hard to find them — provided they even can exist. As for buying locally? Luckily, compared to almost everywhere else in the country, we have a lot of locally owned, independen...