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The league has accused City of dozens of breaches, including providing misleading information about its finances over a nine-year period from 2009-18

Existing abortion-related lawsuits are moving again through the courts now that voters have decided the issue, raising questions about how and when the amendment will be implemented

Pistorius, who turned 37 this week, has been in jail since late 2014 for the Valentine’s Day 2013 killing of his girlfriend, model Reeva Steenkamp

Although consumers have gotten some relief from easing inflation, many goods and services like meat and rent are still far higher than they were just three years ago

The Netherlands’ Party for Freedom’s leader, Geert Wilders, will likely have to convince potential coalition partners that he would tone down some of his anti-Islam policies

U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres described the U.N. climate change conference that begins in Dubai next week as an opportunity ‘decide the phase-out of fossil fuels in an adequate time frame’

The head of Ireland’s national police force described the protesters as a ‘complete lunatic hooligan faction driven by far-right ideology.’

It also dissolved Samidoun, a group that was behind a celebration in Berlin of Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack on Israel

The filing comes as Adams has been dogged by an FBI investigation into his 2021 campaign that prompted agents to seize his phones and raid the home of his chief campaign fundraiser

Hans Schroeder, the executive vice president of NFL Media, said the league had been exploring the possibility of adding a game on Black Friday for a while

Families that lost loved ones to overdoses are divided over Purdue Pharma’s plan to settle with governments

The rollout of the tourist “contribution” came after Venice narrowly escaped being placed on the UNESCO danger list earlier this year because of the threat that overtourism was having on its delicate ecosystem

Police said that a man in his 50s was also receiving treatment for serious injuries at a hospital and is a “person of interest.”

The vehicle had raced through an intersection, hit a median and was launched through the air before slamming into a line of booths and exploding at the Rainbow Bridge crossing in Niagara Falls

Geert Wilders provided a major boost to Europe’s far-right populists with his election win in the Netherlands. Suddenly on Thursday they felt there was hope in the air again. Especially with a European Parliament election coming up in June

The vote came less than a week after the use of the controversial chemical herbicide glyphosate in the 27-nation bloc was extended for 10 more years

The Kremlin rejected Finnish authorities’ claims that Russia has encouraged the influx of migrants at the border to punish Finland for joining NATO

Officials told residents to stop using their taps and began distributing vouchers for bottled water. Lead can have devastating effects on childhood development

The lawmaker, who has in the past been labeled a Dutch version of Donald Trump, first would have to form a coalition government before he can take the reins of power

Janet Yellen said plainly Tuesday that there is no need for new cryptocurrency rules at a news conference announcing the $4 billion settlement with Binance

The news sent shockwaves throughout the AI world and may raise trust concerns around a burgeoning technology that many people still have questions about

Two people in the vehicle that exploded were dead at scene. The FBI’s field office in Buffalo is investigating the explosion on the Rainbow Bridge

Putin noted the criticism of Russia’s action in Ukraine but sought to deflect attention from it by pointing at civilian suffering in the Israel-Hamas war

The value of the deal was not disclosed but is likely worth hundreds of millions of dollars. At World Cup finals, trophy and medal presentation assistants are dressed in the airline’s uniform

The agreement will be up for final approval at the climate talks that start in Nov. 30 in Dubai. Dissatisfaction from both wealthy and developing nations could block it

The term is most often traced to Philadelphia in the mid-20th century — when police and other city workers had to deal with large crowds who collected before the annual Army-Navy game

Opinion polls for months have put the Conservative Party, which has been in power since 2010, well behind the main opposition Labour Party and headed for likely defeat