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An Anne Arundel County taekwondo instructor is charged with sexually abusing a minor more than three years ago.
An Anne Arundel County taekwondo instructor is charged with sexually abusing a minor more than three years ago.
GM looks to shift back into overdrive with investors.
Rescuers on Monday retrieved the body of an 8-year-old girl, five days after a Russian missile strike on Ukraine's eastern town of Novohrodivka, Ukrainian authorities said, bringing the total death toll to three. In Novohrodivka, a missile damaged a residential building, killing two, they said. The Ukrainian Interior Ministry said rescuers continued working at the site.
This Morning viewers were delighted to see Rylan and Emma Willis in the hot seat as presenters for the show.
Jason Momoa is "extremely proud" that he helped craft the story for the superhero sequel 'Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom'.
Old Dominion and Western Kentucky were named to play in the Famous Toastery Bowl, which will be played Dec. 18 at the Charlotte 49ers’ Jerry Richardson Stadium.
When Nissan announced a big new investment in Sunderland last month, it was a resounding blow to the doomsayers who predicted Brexit would hasten the exit of manufacturing. But the investment came with a warning. Nissan only stays if energy costs are competitive.
Former Rep. Larry LaRocco examines the decision by Idaho’s House members to sign onto legal document that sought to overturn the election. | Opinion
Edgar Wright is working on a new movie adaptation of Stephen King's novel 'The Running Man' and has vowed that it will be more faithful to the story than the 1987 picture that featured Arnold Schwarzengger.
Tom Hanks has admitted he had 'no ambition' at all as a teenager apart and was just focused on impressing girls at school
“Nothing could have stopped this,” wrote the poet Molly Brodak in the suicide note she left in March 2020 for her novelist husband, Blake Butler. “The way I hate myself is simply so complete that nothing could change it, even as I hoped your love could.”
A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan After closing at their highest level of the year on Friday, U.S. stocks mostly hogged those gains into the new week - with 'peak rates' optimism, Friday's U.S. jobs report and falling oil prices jockeying with edgy geopolitics for attention. The S&P500 recorded its highest close since March 2022 on Friday - the month the Federal Reserve started its brutal five-percentage-point-plus interest rate squeeze. The milestone was hit as Fed boss Jerome Powell, for many investors at least, gave his clearest signal yet that the rate campaign is over and the central bank was now weighing the effects and when it may be able to ease back.
The Kansas City Chiefs meet the Buffalo Bills this weekend. Here’s how to watch and what to know.
'Wonka' director Paul King has admitted seeing footage of Timothee Chalamet singing at high school helped him land his part in the new musical.
Maren Morris is happy to stay single next year following her recent split from Ryan Hurd.
Today, shares are still burning off its staggering valuation that peaked at a price-to-sales ratio (P/S) of more than 183. Snowflake's share price has fallen over 50% from its all-time high, and the company's strong growth has further poured water on the valuation. The global economy is steadily going through a technological revolution happening in the cloud -- massive data centers filled with remote servers.
Patrick Dempsey's hair fell out because of the dye used to turn him blond and the tight-fitting helmet he wore in 'Ferrari'.
The former first lady died Nov. 19 at age 96.
The S&P 500's feverish late-year rally has brought the index to its highest level of 2023, leaving it just 4.2% away from the all-time peak reached in January 2022. A close above 4,796.56 on the S&P 500 would confirm that the index has been in a bull market since bottoming out on Oct. 12, 2022, by one commonly used definition. A look at bull markets of the past suggests that investors should expect stocks to take a breather before marching higher.
U.S. Federal Reserve officials appear on track to end the year with interest rate hikes as a thing of the past but with a coming challenge over when and how to signal a turn to rate cuts that investors, politicians and the public may demand before the central bank is ready. A closely watched gauge of underlying inflation remains at 3.5% year-over-year, significantly above the Fed's 2% target, policymakers still worry about its resurgence in a low-unemployment economy, and officials' rhetoric points more to an extended rates plateau or even another hike. But the hawkish tilt in their words is also a way to keep options open at a time of uncertainty even as the outlook has made Fed officials increasingly confident that the federal funds rate range of 5.25% to 5.5% in place since July is enough to take some steam out of the economy and lower inflation the rest of the way.
Carnival (NYSE: CCL) (NYSE: CUK) shares have climbed 95% this year, but they're still trading way below their pre-pandemic levels. Things weren't easy for Carnival at the start of the health crisis since it was forced to halt sailings -- and debt ballooned so the company could stay afloat. Carnival's latest earnings reports offer us reason to be optimistic.