A stretch of aqueduct that supplies about half of New York City’s water is being shut down through the winter as part of a $2 ...

Cynical as I am about the state of the sport, I could probably be artificially and inappropriately cheered up were there some ...

Since Justin Trudeau’s Liberals were elected in 2015, the federal public sector has swelled by 42 per cent to nearly 370,000 ...

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Prosecutors laid out a simple theory of the crime: it had been a $5,000 murder-for-hire mob hit. They argued that Roditis, ...

A Long Island man facing arrest for drunk driving managed to escape police custody after slipping his handcuffs over his head ...

The music streaming service Spotify was down temporarily on Sunday, leaving thousands of listeners without access to tunes ...

Riding in a black SUV with tinted windows, lawyer Mariel Colon rolls up to the gates of a remote mansion, strolling past a ...

In the July election, the Conservatives lost votes to hard-right Reform U.K., led by populist politician Nigel Farage, which ...

The government has just weeks to decide if it will meet the $16-billion demand from the Bloc Quebecois to stave off an ...

Is bloat a problem in our universities? It is sometimes suggested that universities’ workforces have grown exponentially and ...

As Israeli army chief Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi said, “The price for Hezbollah has to be high.” Sustained military pressure — ...