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Samsung has announced new Notebook 7 models ahead of WWDC 2019, and they look incredibly similar to some high-end laptops from the competition.

Paige Winter's grandmother said the teenager "is still alive” although with “one leg gone” and “may need a hand transplant in the future and several on the other.”

Eid al-Fitr, which means “festival of breaking the fast,” falls on different dates depending on the moon sighting.

House Bill 1438 has been passed, and Illinois is set to be the 11th state in the United States to legalize marijuana for recreational use.

International Business Times poll on major U.S. economic releases scheduled for the week of June 3, 2019.

With hurricane season comes the usual efforts by insurance companies and government agencies to calculate the economic costs. An economist explains how they're doing it wrong.

The company has to balance the needs of customers and franchise owners.

Geographic realities suggest that cleaning up the nation's power mix will rely on regional efforts.

Tesla will price its upcoming pickup some $19,000 cheaper than Rivian's version.

Prince William and Prince Charles snubbed Donald Trump a year ago.

A new technical problem hounds Boeing jetliners.

The U.S. and the world are headed for a recession by mid-2020 on account of the trade war, contends Morgan Stanley.

China laid the blame for the stalled trade negotition with the United States solely on president Donald Trump and his administration.

Ruiz knocked down Anthony Joshua four times on Saturday night at Madison Square Garden.

Can the Marvel movie beat James Cameron’s 2009 movie?

Get to know the cast of the new Lifetime drama.

Amazon.com is pushing more small vendors to use its third-party seller services.

The Trump administration in both obvious and nuanced ways is significantly affecting the national dialogue on climate change, and in doing so attempting to change opinions across the globe.

Amazon is interested in buying Boost Mobile, as Sprint and T-Mobile will have to divest the brand as part of their merger deal.

The British Parliament voted unanimously last week to strip knighthood from billionaire Sir Philip Green in the way of the collapse of one of his retail conglomerates. At the same time, Green faces misdemeanor charges of assault in connection with two incidents involving allegedly touching and slapping the backside of a Tucson, Ariz. Pilates instructor during a class.

Let’s recap Season 1 and look ahead to Season 2.