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HUNTINGTON — The Marshall University Counseling Center will host its annual We Will Run for You 5K at 8 a.m. Saturday, April 16, in Huntington.

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Artists offered us a vision of a luxurious suburban lifestyle.

Islamabad must tread carefully with its long-time Taliban allies back in power in Kabul. Pitfalls lie ahead for Pakistan’s domestic security and its foreign relations. The Pakistani government should encourage Afghanistan’s new authorities down the path of compromise with international demands regarding rights and counter-terrorism.

Starting a business comes with challenges. Before you create one, you need to consider a number of things to ensure that it has a chance of succeeding.

More dominos are starting to fall from last week’s announcement by Congressman Jim Langevin that he will not seek re-election in the second congressional district. General Treasurer Seth Magaziner, who was widely rumored to be exiting the 2022 gubernatori

NFL teams could lose draft picks and face fines if they treat draft prospects unprofessionally, according to a memo obtained by The Associated Press on Wednesda

Bed Occupancy instead of positivity rate will serve as the basis for the implementation of the Amber Alert, the next type of alert in the colour-coded Graded

International donors cut off all but emergency aid to Afghanistan after the Taliban’s takeover in August. Months later, the state is collapsing and a humanitarian disaster is looming. Donors should work with the state to restore basic public services and mitigate the population’s suffering.

Facing economic crisis after a 129-month conflict, the Assad regime raids Syria's remaining businesses, including mobile phone provider MTN Syria.