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OTTAWA — MPs will likely have to find a new spot to sign their Christmas cards and prop up their speaking notes when they return to sit in the Centre Block building, as the House of Commons is ...

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Two board members from Birmingham’s regional water works are suing their board colleagues to stop the actions of the newly hired new CEO. Meanwhile, CEO Jeffrey Thompson, a few hours on the job, ...

A judge blocked the deployment of National Guard troops in the Chicago area for two weeks, finding no substantial evidence that a “danger of rebellion” is brewing in Illinois. It’s a victory for ...

The president insisted that U.S. District Judge Immergut—whom he appointed—should be “ashamed” of how she’d served him. Reporter Donald Trump seems to have set his sights on a new enemy after the ...

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A team at Nanyang Technological University has developed the world’s first pollen-based sunscreen. It is a natural formula that blocks harmful UV rays and cools the skin by up to five degrees Celsius.

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The Ministry of Defence is planning to reverse the rules THOUSANDS of potential squaddies have been barred from joining the Army because of acne. Some 2,600 hopefuls were refused over skin conditions ...

THOUSANDS of potential squaddies have been barred from joining the Army because of acne. Some 2,600 hopefuls were refused over skin conditions in the last four years. It is about one in 18 of all ...