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Are the days of ballplayers risking their lives to defect a thing of the past? Cuba says athletes can sign professional contracts in foreign leagues, reversing long ban: -RD — The Associated Press …

Two new plots available in Dubai Investment Park on leasehold for up to 85 years

The 2015 sorghum crop was the largest in recent history, valued at nearly $2 billion. So where did it all of that grain go?

Thursday night during the Yankees vs. Red Sox game, Michael Pineda cheated, plain and simple. There was enough pine tar, Firm Grip, Valvoline or Jell-O pudding on the palm ...

The tourism Secretary told reporters that 15.52 million foreign visitors entered the country, 55.5% from the US, 11.4% from Canada and 3.2% from the UK.

Many of the world’s richest nations have pledged money – known as climate finance –...

Learning to shop at CVS can feel like learning a foreign language, but the deals are worth the effort! It doesn't have to be overwhelming. Start small with o...

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue on May 11, 2017 announced the creation of an Undersecretary for trade and foreign agricultural affairs in the U.S....

Under a “territorial” tax system, U.S.-based multinational corporations wouldn’t pay U.S. corporate taxes on their foreign profits.

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Traveling with young children can be both a blessing and, well, a less happy blessing. Family vacations call for more planning, stricter budgeting, and better organization than the average couple’s holiday…

The Storm Lake Times
Published Tuesday, December 24, 2019
EDITOR'S NOTEBOOK
BY ART CULLEN
The lake is frozen and snowswept. Men will squat in fishing shacks to take out their anger on walleye and perch while contemplating the Christmas message. It must be time to write that holiday letter
The kids are okay. They’re not kids, they’re adults able to ride a bicycle solo. Joe is playing fiddle on a street corner in the French Quarter. Hometowners Gordon and Jill Linge, now living…

David Adler: Expanding and enhancing pharmacy education and practice
2016 Distinguished Alumnus of the Year
By David Jacobson / Wed Aug 10, 2016
David Adler, PharmD ’70, Distinguished Pharmacy Alumnus 2016
It was fortuitous that David Adler, PharmD ’70, began his studies at the UCSF School of Pharmacy in the fall of 1966, precisely when UCSF Medical Center’s Ninth Floor Project went into action. That project’s…