Новости за 28.06.2024

TWO Brits are thought to have become the first victims of Benidorm’s stringent beach booze ban.

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"Bryan Cranston was pretty much just thought of as the goofy dad from 'Malcolm in the Middle' before his turn as Heisenberg."

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(Telecompaper) Mauritius Telecom said that its 5G service is now available islandwide, following the start of the deployment in 2021. Up until now, the operator's footprint was limited to six locations...

Motorists are being braced for a raft of changes in July including around car parks, mandatory speed limiters and petrol

Former President Trump and President Biden's match-up at the CNN Presidential Debate is raising comparisons to John F. Kennedy's debate with Richard Nixon.

The Orioles won their 51st game of the season Thursday. That alone exemplifies how far they’ve come in just a few short years.

When the U.S. Supreme Court reversed Roe v. Wade in June 2022, overturning the constitutional right to an abortion, analysts predicted a wave of socially conservative legislation, particularly laws that chip away at women’s rights to individual freedoms. No-fault divorce is frequently cited as the next logical territory to roll back. “The drive to increase restrictions on divorce is part of … ...

With 'Compton in My Soul,' Albert M. Camarillo shows his Chicano identity is inseparable from his scholarly agenda: expanding the narrative of U.S. history to include folks like him.

Two individuals have tragically lost their lives, and a young child and his mother are fighting for survival following a head-on collision near Montana. The incident occurred yesterday on the Montana - Prevala road around 5:20 p.m....

The former Surrey academy graduate hopes to be named in England’s squad for the West Indies series next week.

Google announced its largest ever expansion of Google Translate, with 110 new languages added to the platform in an update made possible by the use of artificial intelligence models.

The Supreme Court could have ruled on whether Idaho abortion law violates the federal Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act. But instead the justices punted, throwing the case back to federal courts.

It's the most populous unincorporated area in Los Angeles County, and it has no mayor, no city council. Is the time right for a change in East L.A.?

A circular pavilion formed of wood and reed, created by students with guidance from Pakistani architect Yasmeen Lari and design studio Material Cultures, is on display in Barking for London Festival of Architecture. Named Rising from the Water, the pavilion is positioned close to Barking Creek Flood Barrier and explores building solutions for the area

Nearly two decades after a woman falsely confessed to a shocking murder, her sons will see her exonerated from a wrongful conviction that derailed their lives.

Taylor Swift shocked fans with a surprise at a London Eras Tour concert; a European leader said trouble is on the horizon. Compete in the News Quiz of the week!

Construction workers are sounding the alarm over a serious crisis that has proliferated the industry: the suicide rate. They are fighting for the industry to talk about mental health.

The California Climate Information System, or CalCIS, would have made California the first state to create an open-source, continually refreshed climate hub.

A California environmental group has sued the U.S. Forest Service to challenge the use of water from a national forest by bottled water company BlueTriton Brands.

The southern governors' forum has made a new proposal on new minimum wage as labour lament delays and President Bola Tinubu keeping mute at NEC meeting.

A sports watchdog organization is facing criticism for its handling of a misconduct case involving a gymnastics coach who is a judge at this week’s Olympic trials in Minneapolis.