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For decades, Charles has returned regularly to Romanian villages that are lost in time.

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Russia has been increasingly open about its strategy of splitting the U.S. from Europe while pushing hard to gain a military victory in Ukraine.

His wife's insistence that he doesn't do any chores right leaves him unmotivated to share the domestic load more equitably.

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These weeknight-friendly pastas, featuring hazelnuts, pumpkin and kale, embrace the season.

The company is accused of refusing to serve those with disabilities including wheelchairs and service dog users in a $125 million suit. Uber denies the claims.

Major stock indexes have climbed steadily upward through one piece of bad economic news after another.

Nearly a decade after Britain quit the E.U., British residents of Gibraltar on the southern tip of Spain, will gain full travel and commercial access under a treaty.

Ames Watson is acquiring the retailer's U.S. and Canada stores with an eye on young shoppers raised on e-commerce and social media. Experts say it has a steep climb.