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With the Eagles' first win of the season under our belt, Philadelphians can head into this weekend feeling a little lighter. While this means we don't have a game to look forward to Sunday, consider ...

G20 Summit: President Trump announced Friday that next year’s Group of 20 summit would be held at a resort he owns, the Trump Doral, in Florida, despite ethical concerns that led to him dropping a ...

Fed governor investigation: The Justice Department is said to have opened a criminal fraud investigation into Lisa Cook, the Federal Reserve governor President Trump has sought to fire. Mr. Trump and ...

President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that US Space Command will be relocated from Colorado to Alabama, returning to the Pentagon's plans for the command's headquarters from the final days of Trump ...

President Donald Trump re-established the U.S. Space Command during his first term in 2019. Al Drago/Bloomberg President Donald Trump is relocating the Space Command headquarters from Colorado to ...

Toronto is known for its amazingly delicious restaurants but we’re also home to some pretty incredible dessert spots. Take Tre Mari Bakery, a beloved Corso Italia institution that opened its doors ...

During Tuesday’s episode, the WA couple became incensed when a Block producer stepped in to let them know they had less time left in the day to work than they’d thought. This week, all teams had been ...

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KOAA) — The United States Space Command is leaving Colorado Springs and taking off to Huntsville, Alabama. President Trump announced the command's move on Tuesday. How will ...

President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that Space Command will move from Colorado Springs to Alabama, the latest in a years' long fight over the command. What do you think about this announcement?

In a move to expand access to the arts, the Denver Philharmonic Orchestra will launch a year-round Pay What You Can (PWYC) ticketing program beginning Sept. 2. One hundred PWYC tickets will be ...