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When love strikes, Emilio's brother has to remind him that sacrifices have to be made to achieve the American dream.

Some of America’s most prominent NGOs are coming together as a collective to look at ways to strategize, number crunch, and talk best practices.

Nearly every one of the almost 2,000 Barbudans on the island were forced to evacuate. Many decamped to Antigua, Barbuda’s much more developed and richer sister island, where they're staying with friends, family or in a number of refugee camps that dot...

Allred is representing Louisette Geiss, a former actress and screenwriter, who alleges Weinstein harassed her in his hotel room in 2008.

In addition to bananas and figs, he also has a one-acre outdoor food forest brimming with berries, olives, stone fruit, and more.

We have all had at least one.

Recent reports of the fallen movie mogul's horrifying conduct are worse than ever—and it's nothing new.

While a death becomes news immediately on social media, many schools still treat it like a private matter.

The hunter became the hunted in Newfoundland.

There was hockey in Vegas long before the Golden Knights came to town. But now the sport finally has a chance to thrive under the bright Vegas lights.

The NFL commissioner sent a letter to owners regarding the national anthem protesst. It is, like everything else the league does, horseshit.

Last year in the state's 12th Congressional District, merely 16,000 voters decided who would represent 715,000 New Yorkers.