VTB is mostly owned by the Russian state, and while it didn't give a reason for the low rate, it aligns with other Russian efforts to cement its hold on occupied land. It did not respond to a ...

Who do the Cape locals play? No. 48 Brooke Charter/No. 17 Rising Tide at No. 16 St. John Paul II ...

The Massachusetts high school girls volleyball playoffs are here. There are 10 teams on Cape Cod that made the cut. Bourne, Cape Tech and St. John Paul II will play the waiting game, as they host ...

Getty Images Supported by By Jon Pareles Some rock bassists make it their job to hold down the bottom of a song: to hone parts that crisply but unobtrusively stake out a harmonic and rhythmic ...

Already the dominant producer of rare minerals, Beijing is using export restrictions and its power over state-owned companies to further control access. By Keith Bradsher Keith Bradsher reported ...

The opening round is Saturday and there will be drama. We've got a number of unhappy teams in Class A this season the bracket is unusually top heavy. Byram Hills, Somers, Panas, Rye, Lakeland and ...

For the Cougars, it’s a chance to win their first game in Southern California since 2015, when they took down UCLA. To accomplish that in this game, the Cougars’ fourth of a Pac-12/Mountain ...

ABR has 28 cubs preparing for hibernation and is asking the public to vote for the "chonkiest" of them in the Chubby Cubby Chonk Down, its fifth-annual bracket-style competition. "The more fat ...

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — The regular season has come to a close in the state’s three largest classes, setting up the playoffs which begin next week.

On Wednesday, Love is Blind watched as Ramses Prashad left his fiancee, Marissa George, curled up in a ball, weeping after he dumped her out of the blue. At the time, Ramses claimed that Marissa’s ...

as Reese's Peanut Butter Cups and Kit Kat have advanced to this week's championship round of the 64-treat bracket. Vote now:Reese's Peanut Butter Cups and Kit Kat are the last two contenders for ...

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 24 — A report on internet censorship here has found that there were 149 confirmed blocked websites as of June 2024, compared to 530 in its previous year’s edition. However, Sinar ...