Новости за 30.04.2024

Major space forces around the world, including China, Russia and SpaceX, are gearing up for a number of exciting missions in May.

Amazon beat Wall Street forecasts for profit and revenue in the first quarter as advertising continued to grow at a healthy clip. Net income increased to 98 cents per share on a diluted basis, up from 31 cents in the year-ago quarter. Total revenue reached $143.3 billion, up 13%. Both metrics were about 15% ahead […]

Let’s play a little sailing game. I don’t mean a board game, I mean a game involving actual sailing. We can call it a maritime scavenger hunt. Or a nautical treasure hunt. Or a sailing rally. Whatever. A rose is a rose, right? Who cares? Here’s how it works.  We give you five tasks. You […]

Manchester United's executive team is getting a complete refresh with new minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe confirming two further departures ahead of a big summer of change

Today, I will tackle the Times’s opinion writer, Thomas Friedman, and his recent column, “Israel has a choice to make: Rafah or Riyadh,” for factual context and even-handedness.

The final season of the Pac-12 turned out to be as big a hit in the NFL draft as it was on the field. The conference that is breaking up with 10 schools joining new leagues next season produced a…

EXCLUSIVE: It is 'strange' Prince Harry talks of safety risks in the UK but is still willing to go to one of the world's most dangerous countries, a former head of royal security says.

Celebs Go Dating are reportedly making show history by signing an iconic Married At First Star - who dated Katie Price's boyfriend JJ Slater

Andrew Weissmann, former top prosecutor for the Justice Department and Vaughn Hillyard join Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House with reaction to the details coming out of testimony from Stormy Daniels lawyer which backs up already known testimony from Michael Cohen and how the actions in the days leading up to the 2016 Election speak to the effort to suppress information from the public before the voters.

New York congressman Jamaal Bowman (D.) refused to condemn anti-Israel protesters at Columbia who stormed a campus building overnight, smashing windows and causing the campus to effectively shut down in the morning. 

Rep. Matt Gaetz, whose successful maneuvering to oust Speaker Kevin McCarthy plunged House Republicans into chaos, is facing a primary challenger in his re-election bid.

Mount Erebus spews around 80 grams of gold into the frigid air of Antarctica daily.

Fujikawaguchiko, Japan, known for its photo spots, began constructing a screen to block the view of Mount Fuji; foreign tourists have triggered complaints from residents.

Commenting on reservations for Muslims, BJP President J.P. Nadda said on Tuesday that B.R. Ambedkar said there is no place for reservation based on religious lines.

Gibson Farms issued a recall on a walnut product that has the potential to be contaminated with E. coli.

Intoxication and speeding were suspected in half of the fatal wrecks, according to preliminary investigation reports from Montana Highway Patrol, all which occurred on April 27.

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For decades, activists and civil rights leaders have demanded the removal of Confederate monuments and other symbols of white supremacy. However, the history of racism in the United States remains firmly intact in the names of cities, towns, and even bodies of water all across the country.

Anne Hathaway revealed she surpassed five years sober in a candid new interview that touched on her past struggles and the time she was the subject of internet ridicule.

Alligators are terrifying, prehistoric apex predators—or are they? This alligator is probably having the most embarrassing day of its life. It struggles to find purchase on the slippery fence and awkwardly faceplants on the other side. 

Companies Encouraged to Reevaluate Drug and Alcohol Policies