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More than 600 killed in Nigeria’s worst flooding in a decade The flooding of southern Nigeria over the past two days has killed at least 658 people and displaced over 27.4 million (30.5 million…
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‘When We Were Young’ music festival canceled Saturday due to high winds, but organizers promised thousands in refunds A music festival in Virginia was canceled Saturday because of high winds but organizers promised thousands…
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Sleep may be just as important to heart health as diet and physical activity, research finds The new findings from a study published in the American Heart Association journal Stroke indicate that sleep may…
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World Series: Nick Castellanos Saved Phillies With Catch in Game 1 The National League champion Phillies won the National League pennant, the World Series and it was a good thing for Castellanos too. After…
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UN chief urges nations to consider deploying forces to help Haiti after earthquake Published duration 8 January 2014 An UN humanitarian chief has urged nations to consider deploying some troops to Haiti as a…
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U.S. soccer president tells CNN more misconduct cases reported John Patrick Bedell, USA TODAY Sports | USATODAY The U.S. Soccer Federation on Thursday announced that a total of 14 current and former players have…
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Colin Farrell doesn’t have many ‘true friends.’ But Brendan Gleeson is one. They’ve known each other since grade school, the older man a former classmate from the University of Southern California, the younger one…
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Dr. Eileen de Villa, Toronto’s public health chief, taking leave of absence for medical treatment TORONTO – Toronto’s chief public health officer, Dr. Eileen de Villa, will be stepping in as the city’s new…
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A misleading robocall in Georgia uses polarizing language about abortion to target Democrats in two key races. The call was an effort to influence elections as tensions are rising in the polarized political atmosphere…
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Toronto relaxes COVID-19 rink rules as winter activities move ‘toward normal’ This week, the Bluecoats will be participating in the first of a number of “Winter Welcome Weekend” activities, which run through Saturday. The…
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