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The Rev. William “Bill” Lawson, a longtime pastor and civil rights leader who helped desegregate Houston, Texas, and worked with the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. during the civil rights movement, has died. He was 95. Lawson’s longtime church, Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church, announced on its website that Lawson died Tuesday. Lawson founded Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church in 1962 and served as its pastor for 42 years before retiring in 2004. He worked with King during the civil rights movement by setting... Читать дальше...

The Saratoga Springs Department of Public Works and Public Safety opened public parking permit registration to residents on Tuesday, May 14.

A study found 22 percent of Gen Z respondents said they engaged in unethical conduct in the past year at work.

Storms that slammed several Southern states have added to the region’s recent string of weather-related destruction and death. A woman who was nine months pregnant was killed after Monday night’s storms knocked a tree into a home in Louisiana's West Baton Rouge Parish. Her unborn child did not survive. The severe weather threat Tuesday stretched from Tennessee to south Georgia. And authorities in Oklahoma say they found a man’s body in an area where they had been searching for one missing since a tornado May 6. Читать дальше...

Erling Haaland may have just won Man City their fourth Premier League title in a row as the striker has completed his brace against Tottenham to make it 2-0. It has been a difficult game for the Premier League champions in North London but they took the lead early in the first half after Kevin […]

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Google says its new AI model, LearnLM, will help students with their homework.

In one of the weirdest situations in global football, Canada Soccer has officially named their men's managerial position after Major League Soccer.

Aurora Masters, from Colorado, was rushed to hospital after the tragic incident last Friday but sadly died on Saturday after her family made the heartbreaking decision to switch off her life support

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Lumos Pharma, Inc. (LUMO) on Tuesday reported a loss of $10.4 million in its first quarter.

Neither northern Gaza nor Israel’s “humanitarian zone” in southern Gaza have functioning hospitals.

NY Post readers discuss Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg’s decision to have Trump’s former attorney Michael Cohen testify.

America’s oldest university is likely to come under widening pressure to rid itself of antisemitism or answer for it in courts and the Congress — and maybe a Trump administration.

The Oklahoma Association of Chiefs of Police and Metro Law Enforcement Agency Leaders released a joint statement on Tuesday addressing the recently signed immigration bill, HB 4156.

Shortsellers have now lost more than $2.2 billion as the company’s shares have risen.

Investors suddenly have gotten more picky in the past month about which segments of the stock market they want to buy, as stubborn aspects of inflation keep getting in the way of Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts.

'Valheim' Early Access Update Adds Ashlands Biome, New Enemies, Weapons And More - Trailer

Temporary face tightener.

Tottenham are out of the Champions League race in Ange Postecoglou’s first season in north London and Arsenal are all but out of the title race after City’s 2-0 win.

Chinese conglomerate Alibaba Holding reported a 7% increase in fourth-quarter revenue, surpassing expectations, driven by the growth in low-cost product sales.

THE Fortune Hotel viewers have been left seething over the treatment of contestant’s mothers on the show.

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre declined to preview any actions that the US could take

Billionaire Trump backer Jeff Yass has been exposed as the key financier behind a right-wing group known for investigating and intimidating liberals.

The National Parks Service offered a grim update regarding Thomas L. Robison, who went missing last month after venturing out with his dog on a homemade raft.

First Nations, Inuit and Red River Métis leadership united Tuesday morning in Winnipeg to cement their alliance against what they call Indigenous identity fraud, which they say threatens their very existence as distinct peoples.