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Jamie Vardy scores his first double in Serie A to help Cremonese beat high-flying Bologna.
Suns vs. Lakers predictions and NBA picks for Monday, December 1. Deandre Ayton doubles up.
The North Carolina Tar Heels went 1-1 in the Fort Myers Tip-Off. As a result, UNC's ranking remained unchanged in the December 1 AP Poll.
The Packers released rookie WR Will Sheppard on Monday, opening a spot on the 53-man roster to start Week 14.
Lane Kiffin's introductory news conference at LSU featured a story about Ole Miss fans trying to run him off the road on the way to Oxford airport.
If James Madison coach Bob Chesney thrives for UCLA at a level anywhere close to what Curt Cignetti did for Indiana, the uproar at USC will be loud
Hayden Rucci heads to Lions despite Dolphins interest in re-signing tight end.
Michigan State has suffered their first recruiting causality after the coaching change, with Louisville flipping an MSU safety commit
The Hoosiers debuted at No. 25 in last week’s AP poll and have risen after a pair of home wins at Assembly Hall.
Ryan Helsley and the Baltimore Orioles finalized a $28 million, two-year contract on Monday, a deal that includes a player option for 2027. Helsley gets a $14 million salary next year and has a $14 mi...
James Trafford eyes Manchester City exit, Jean-Philippe Mateta is wanted by AC Milan, Atletico Madrid are ready to sell Conor Gallagher, plus more.
Cleaning windshield corners isn't easy, especially inside the car. A cheap Dollar Tree tool trending on TikTok is helping drivers reach those tight spots.
An eventful instalment.
The B.C. government announced last week that if passed, the bill's current language around involuntary care would make it clearer and more concise.
The government of Alberta has created the Police Review Commission to investigate serious complaints about police misconduct in the province.
Nicola Puddicombe says she's changed despite the fact she's now romantically involved with a woman serving a life sentence for second-degree murder.
The scholarships, set up to pay tribute not only to the victims but also to their families, were awarded during a ceremony at the school on Monday.
The agreement affects workers at more than 100 facilities that are part of the Health Employers Association of B.C., which receives at least half its funding from the province.
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‘Love Actually’ and ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ also scored highly in the new poll conducted by BBFC