By the time Gary Peters was ready to run for the U.S. Senate he had an impressive resume as long as your arm. That included a tour in the Navy, a stint in the state legislature, and he was state ...

With this year's final taking place again in Germany - on Flick's former Bayern Munich stomping ground, no less - will history repeat itself for Barça? With a spot in the semifinals on the line ...

Comparing Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and Tucker Carlson’s “America First” coalition to that of Charles Lindbergh and Father ...

We’ve seen the Islanders do this before. It’s becoming something of a regularity. Two years ago, it was a 14-7-2 run after Mat Barzal went down injured, culminating in a win-and-in victory in ...

More to the point, the additions of cornerback Charvarius Ward and safety Cam Bynum are a direct result of Ballard not allowing history to repeat itself. In the case of Ward, it was being ...

City were battered at the King Power Stadium, not for the first time this season, by Newcastle in a history-making evening. The positive, and there was so little of them, was that 15-year-old ...

News organizations have become especially cognizant of the need to find and track common voters’ sentiments ever since the ...

One of the worst droughts in U.S. history is still being felt by the nation’s cattle producers. USDA says the U.S. cattle herd now stands at only 87.2 million head a 73 year low and the cow herd ...

A Tory leader at odds with the Conservative premiers of Alberta and Ontario. Liberals bringing in a new face and vying for a fourth mandate. It's all happened before You can save this article by ...

Trade tensions have sowed havoc throughout the market, with impacts felt far and wide. This has certainly been the case when it comes to the semiconductor industry, and Nvidia Corporation (NASDAQ ...

Leicester City are in a sorrowful state and if those who have the power to make the key decisions were not fully aware of it, they were forced to learn on Monday night. City were battered at the ...

Award-winning documentary-maker Ken Burns tells Katty Kay about his unique approach to chronicling history, from the Civil War to jazz and baseball.