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How a kismet chain of events got Chris Colfer in SNL’s ‘What Up With That?’ middle chair.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Three people have been arrested Thursday morning after a shooting in northwest Columbus ends in and police pursuit in northeast Columbus. According to Columbus police, officers were responding to reports of shots fired near The Mall at Tuttle Crossing in Dublin, prompting a police chase in South Linden, in the area [...]

Columbia Gem House denies government claims that it owes $309bn in unpaid taxes and royalties.

A credit union with over 240,000 members recently revealed it was targeted by cybercriminals, resulting in a data breach that was part of a two-month attack by hackers.

Promotion: brands and studios must be willing to embrace difference and tension while creating space for dialogues, said panelists at a talk about collaboration hosted by Dezeen in New York. Read more

Sen. Rand Paul’s bold proposal to appoint Elon Musk as Speaker of the House raises eyebrows and questions. Discover the implications of this unconventional suggestion and what it could mean for Congress.

Longtime Democrat operative Rahm Emanuel offered advice for the party to reset after losing the election in an opinion piece for the Washington Post.

Indian markets declined sharply on Thursday, led by IT and banking stocks. The Nifty broke below the neckline of the inverse head and shoulders pattern, indicating a potential downside towards 23,850. The hawkish Fed stance has negatively impacted market sentiment.

Since his first donation in 1968, Sherman Blocher has returned for 56 years to donate blood. His 901 donations total more than 110 gallons of blood, helping over 2,700 people.

The huge Stegosaurus fossil Apex, bought at auction for $44.6 million, has debuted on loan at the American Museum of Natural History

Gradey Dick is winning in a unique way.

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From homemakers to antiheroes, TV’s leading ladies have transformed into fierce power players who dominate our screens and redefine storytelling.

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Is Nolan Arenado a secret member of the resistance?

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MLB News Roundup

MEADVILLE, Pa. -- Four student-athletes from the Allegheny College volleyball team earned College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District accolades in honor of their combined performances on the court and in the classroom.

The Biden administration’s approval of California’s electric vehicle mandate sets up a protracted fight.

Less than a year ago, the auction house reduced buyer’s premium and tried to introduce a flat 10% vendor's commission to avoid bartering. It did not prove popular with sellers

Despite sitting atop the world's second-largest natural gas reserves, energy shortages have become a feature of winters in Iran. Iran grapples with air pollution all year, but air quality significantly worsens during winter when power plants are forced to burn low-quality heavy fuel oil -- mazut -- to compensate for the lack of gas. A rare cold snap in recent weeks has exposed the extent of Iran's struggles to meet the rising demand for gas, with school classes forced to go online and government offices ordered shut to conserve energy. Читать дальше...

Voice assistants and smart home sensors can help you create a little more holiday magic without a lot of extra work.

Samsung is teaming up with Netflix to bring its streaming app to the Galaxy Store, just in time to unwrap new content for Squid Game.

Why does Windows have to nag me all the time? It’s a question many PC users ask themselves. If you’re tired of seeing those little speech bubbles pop up in the bottom right-hand corner (aka Message Suggestions), you can actually switch that feature off–it’s pretty easy to do.

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It appears Tyson Fury will not have a familiar face in his corner on Saturday.

From one family’s brush with a serial killer to a look at queer history through images, these were WIRED’s favorite photography books of the last year.

You won't see these endings coming. Can you solve the mystery before the end credits?

Central European emigrants to USA took up dangerous jobs.