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It's always tough to find your crowd in a new city where you don't know anyone.

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy on Tuesday announced plans to slow mail delivery standards and cut hours at some post offices as part of a 10-year strategy to stabilize the struggling agency.

BILLINGS, Mont. — Montana Gov.

TORONTO — A film about the man behind the "hacktivist" group Anonymous, and a documentary inspired by journalist Tanya Talaga's acclaimed book "Seven Fallen Feathers" are bound for this year's Hot Docs festival.

LOS ANGELES — The parents of Bobby Brown Jr., son of singer Bobby Brown, said Tuesday that they want those responsible for his accidental overdose death held responsible, and prosecutors said they are considering criminal charges.

TORONTO — Canadian folk singer Suzie Ungerleider says she's retiring her Oh Susanna moniker, adopted from Stephen Foster's 1848 American folk song "Oh! Susanna," after learning more about its racist roots.

TORONTO — The president and CEO of Canadian movie theatre giant Cineplex says the company is "extremely frustrated and disappointed" that both Alberta and Manitoba are keeping cinemas closed amid the current COVID-19 protocols.

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — A national group that fights compulsive gambling is concerned about financial deals between colleges and sports betting companies.

NEW YORK — The Paris Review has a new editor, only the sixth since being founded in 1953, but its third since 2017.

DETROIT — The star of HGTV's “Rehab Addict Rescue” apparently was “scammed” when she bought a blighted Detroit home from someone who wasn't the owner, the mayor said. The Detroit Land Bank Authority holds the title to the house.