Новости за 21.11.2024

An 89-year-old survivor of a concentration camp, Eva Edl, was found guilty of violating the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act three months ago. Edl had participated in nonviolent civil disobedience at an abortion clinic. The Biden-Harris Department of Justice is seeking the maximum penalty of up to three years in prison. Last month, Bevelyn Williams, a 33-year-old black mother […]

Our Flames beat reporters answer your questions — whose offensive slump is the most worrisome, and is it time to shop Dan Vladar?

House Speaker Mike Johnson on Tuesday announced that the Capitol and House office buildings would officially segregate bathroom facilities by "biological sex.”

Eddie Jones returns to Twickenham as the Brave Blossoms attempt to pile more pressure on Steve Borthwick

Scientists may have cracked one of the biggest mysteries in space science, determining that supermassive black holes bent the laws of physics to grow to their huge sizes.

Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal have been fierce rivals on the tennis court throughout their careers - but the Serbian has explained why the pair could never be friends.

Halle Berry submitted her witness list to the court weeks before she's scheduled to face off with her ex, Olivier Martinez.

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David Feldman has plans to change one lucky bare-knuckle boxer’s life forever.

Did our favorite budget fitness tracker get just even better?

By Matt Solomon Published: November 20th, 2024

On the occasion of his new memoir, the “Dune” actor reflects on some of his formative reading experiences.

Circularity pioneers discussed reframing the industry’s “invisible waste” problem during the Future Fabrics Expo in New York City.

Ananish Chaudhuri writes: Since 2020, when I was released from jail (oops, sorry; I meant to say stepped down from being department head) I have written nearly one hundred columns and done numerous interviews. Many of my columns and/or interviews have appeared in mainstream outlets like New Zealand Herald, Stuff, RNZ, Newsroom, NBR, The Conversation, […]

Director Vicky Jenson tells IndieWire about her new animated Netflix movie, which explores bad parenting in a mythical kingdom.

Via Metal Miner The Construction MMI (Monthly Metals Index) managed to break out of its sideways trend, moving up by 6.73%. Construction news indicates that the market could see more bullish sentiment if the Fed continues its dovish stance on interest rates, dropping them steadily (get weekly updates on macroeconomic news impacting your metal buy with our weekly newsletter). However, companies should remain wary of potential tariffs coming from the new Trump administration in the upcoming years. If they come to fruition... Читать дальше...

The volume of natural gas flowing to the United States' seven liquefied natural gas (LNG) export plants was on track to hit a 10-month high on Wednesday, according to data from financial firm LSEG. The surge in feedgas was partly chalked up to flows to Venture Global LNG's Plaquemines plant in Louisiana as the company tests equipment at the plant. Plaquemines is set to become the country's eighth big LNG export plant once it starts producing LNG, which analysts have said could happen any day now. Читать дальше...

I’VE long been judged on my appearance. Too fat in pregnancy, too thin after it.

DOLPHIN. Seal. Shark. Sealion. DolphinMini.

Sounds like a game of I Spy at The Deep.

But it’s not an aquarium.

It’s a car showroom.

Packed with hi-tech motors from BYD. Читать дальше...

IN my thirties, a salon blow-dry was as essential to my party season routine as a sachet of Alka-Seltzer the morning after.

FARMERS are getting a hard time from ministers because they do not vote Labour, it was suggested yesterday.

OUR Jane Moore has been praised for a “clever” move to boost votes – by switching her T-shirt around.

HAVING been stripped, forced to eat dog food to prevent starvation and deprived of human contact for hundreds of days, Nasubi wished for death instead of another 24 hours in his hellish prison.

FEWER than 140 days ago, Rachel Reeves and Sir Keir Starmer were handed the keys to the UK economy.

THE Covid Inquiry will cost taxpayers £208million — the most for any probe in UK history.