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There is an urgent need for de-escalation to salvage what little is left of peace and stability in the Middle East.   NATO entered uncharted… Read More ›

  A severe slowdown could be on its way to Houston. John Moran and David Chen at Macquarie looked at multifamily (MF) and commercial real-estate… Read More ›

    As you scrolled past the various Turkey Trot selfies and declarations of gratefulness on Facebook this week, did you notice the ads? If… Read More ›

  s everyone from Victoria’s Secretto Kohl’s is jumping on the “athleisure” trend, there is suddenly a lot of competition in the sports apparel space.… Read More ›

    Strasbourg – France has put 24 green activists under house arrest ahead of the United Nations climate talks, using emergency laws put in… Read More ›

  Washington – President Barack Obama kept up his holiday tradition of supporting small businesses. Obama and daughters Malia and Sasha visited Upshur Street Books… Read More ›

Pope Francis begins his first full day in Uganda on Saturday — a country whose legal stance against homosexuality does not mirror his message of… Read More ›

Attorney General Loretta Lynch calls it a “crime against women;” Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper says it’s “a tragedy that is beyond speech.” Police have not… Read More ›

A suspect in the November 13 terrorist attacks in Paris, the most-wanted man in Europe, is said to have stopped off in a cafe in… Read More ›

Decree bans Turkish goods and clamps down on labor contracts for Turks and tourism; Erdogan expresses regret for downing of Russian plane, but falls short… Read More ›

Waleed al-Husseini sat in Palestinian jail after daring to criticize radicals – but he says he is also under fire in France for his ‘insensitive’… Read More ›

Journalists were not invited to join Carson, one of the leading contenders for the Republican nomination in the November 2016 presidential election.   Republican presidential… Read More ›

The liver cells represent varying genetic backgrounds for scientific, clinical and pharmaceutical development.   A living “library” of highly functional human liver cells has been… Read More ›

  A huge economic experiment will begin in Switzerland and Sweden in 2016, and some people are calling it the “war on cash.” Both countries… Read More ›

New York –  Police are looking for a suspect in connection to a string of robberies at ATMs in Manhattan. Authorities say the victims in… Read More ›

  Boston – A fired Massachusetts police officer accused of a shooting hoax that put a Boston suburb in lockdown was found dead early on… Read More ›

  Brussels – At a Paris train station, the zap of a pigeon getting electrocuted on the tracks is enough to send some jittery people… Read More ›

  When Fatimetou was 13-years-old she was forced to marry a much older man. She kept running away, but her family kept sending her back.… Read More ›

London – The presidents of Russia and France spoke Thursday about strengthening their countries’ shared work against terrorism, agreeing to increase the exchange of information and… Read More ›

“Shoot us or help us.” Hundreds of migrants stuck in no man’s land at the Greek-Macedonian border stand next to these heartbreaking words scrawled on… Read More ›