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Laurentian University will have to release financial records to its ousted faculty association, as well as any other internal records of the university during the time the union was critical of the institution’s ethical…
Written by by Sara Melnikov, CNN The five most recent U.S. Census data are out, shedding light on some very telling demographic trends. According to the results, almost all Americans between the ages of…
by Selim Algar, Special to CNN Written by After a measles outbreak broke out in Ontario, just across the water from Chicago, journalists in the United States have referred to the Canadian province as…
I haven’t been a huge fan of Nathan MacKinnon’s the last couple of years, but I watched him this weekend in Buffalo and it seems like his numbers are down a lot this season….
A popular Chinese tennis player is being accused of sexual assault by a retired senior Chinese Communist Party leader. It was allegedly committed in June in Taiwan. After winning her first set in women’s…
In October 1982, the four-time Indianapolis 500 winner Al Unser Sr. died of a heart attack after a big race at Road America. The day before the race, he was hospitalized with chest pains,…
Image copyright Getty Images Image caption You have to pay a $30 fee to hike the 27,500-foot Zion Canyon in Utah The climbing route at the base of Utah’s Zion National Park will require…
Here’s another piece of good news to be excited about: for the first time ever, the employees at a single Starbucks store in upstate New York have voted for union representation. In October, 1199SEIU’s…
Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro faces a repeat election amid growing concern over his chances of surviving in office. The 54-year-old, who has led the oil-rich nation since 2013, has been hit by low oil…
For decades, the Olympics have been plagued by harsh boycotts by other countries, usually because of human rights or perceived conflicts, but for the past 45 years, the summer and winter games were free…