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Students at the Islamic University of Gaza have returned to in-person classes for the first time in two years, navigating a campus transformed into a site of mass displacement and utter devastation as ...

The PWHL is set to resume action with four games on December 16 and 17, including the league's first Takeover Tour stop of the season. With no further international stoppages until the 2026 Olympic ...

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Rocco's Pizzeria & Italian Restaurant, at 1120 Main St. in Hellertown, temporarily closed on Saturday as original owner Paul Zullo resumes operations and renovates the space. HELLERTOWN, Pa. - A ...

A chilling video purportedly of the Ferrari crash in which Vince Zampella, the co-creator of popular video game "Call of Duty", died on Sunday in Los Angeles has surfaced, showing the moment the ...

Train service on the Montclair-Boonton line resumed Saturday morning after two NJ Transit trains collided Friday night, NJ Transit officials said. The National Transportation Safety Board is on the ...

The Call of Duty creator's Ferrari was caught on film just seconds before it crashed and burst into flames - killing him and his passenger. Vince Zampella, 55, died on Sunday while driving on a scenic ...

Vince Zampella, the creator of the video game Call of Duty, has been killed in a car crash in Southern California. Zampella, 55, was travelling along a scenic road in the San Gabriel Mountains - north ...