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Crystal Palace legend Salako: De Boer must be arrogant

This proved to be the deciding factor in the match – and now de Boer is 1/5 with SkyBet to be the first Premier League manager sacked this season. “It’s

Crews say Eagle Creek Fire 5% contained

The Norse Peak fire has burned more than 19,000 acres, with smoke from the fire prompting Crystal Mountain Ski Resort to close.

UPDATE: NFL postpones Bucs-Dolphins game until Nov. 19

Current Hurricane Irma forecasts give South Florida reason for concern.

Microsoft, Facebook gear up for new battle on DACA program

Foremost in the debate over President Donald Trump’s decision to end DACA, the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy, is the fate of the roughly 700,000 young undocumented immigrants

Facebook sold $100000 in political ads that ‘likely’ came from Russian Federation

Facebook also found another $50,000 in additional political ads that might have had ties to Russian Federation, but those ads didn’t necessarily violate Facebook’s policies like the fake accounts did.

Deeper ties with Myanmar a priority for India: Modi

“With tens of thousands of Rohingya pouring across the border, and thousands of others displaced in the state, the evidence that the Burmese military has launched a vicious campaign of

Hurricane Irma: Two Dead As Hurricane Devastates Caribbean

The U.S. Department of Transportation said it has received complaints about price gouging from areas near hurricanes Harvey and Irma.

Nissan’s next Leaf is cheaper and can nearly drive itself

Nissan on Wednesday introduced the new Nissan Leaf, the next evolution of its zero-emission electric vehicle.

Gas prices surge as Harvey flooding threatens pipelines

Atlanta, Athens ($2.52) and Albany ($2.44) are where gas prices are highest, while Macon ($2.37) and August ($2.39) are Georgia’s lowest. Prices have jumped nearly 20 cents since the storm

Former IU Football Coach Lee Corso To Be Honored At OSU Game

They came in droves from every corner of the state – Gary, Fort Wayne, Evansville and everywhere in between – for what was billed as the biggest in football game

Myanmar Armed Forces Burn Villages, Fire On Fleeing Civilians

At least 18,000 Rohingya have fled the violence and crossed into Bangladesh in less than a week, with hundreds stranded in a no man’s land at the countries’ border, the

Interior Secretary Recommendations on National Monuments Remain Secret

Pictured: US Sec. of the Interior Ryan Zinke, Grand Staircase-Escalante and Cascade Siskiyou National Monuments.

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