Новости за 04.12.2024

A new travel trend on social media requires you to trick the system to avoid getting stuck with the middle seat on a flight, but the hack might bring ethics into question.

Heinrich Klaasen has been named as captain for South Africa's T20I series against Pakistan, filling in for Aiden Markram, who is participating in the Test series against Sri Lanka.

Two-thirds of the 1.8 million new apartments built across the US over the last five years are in the Sunbelt.

Heinrich Klaasen has been named as captain for South Africa's T20I series against Pakistan, filling in for Aiden Markram, who is participating in the Test series against Sri Lanka.

ITV viewers have been left in suspense and speculating after I’m A Celebrity revealed a huge twist at the very end of the show.

Texas governor has instructed state agencies to "divest at the first available opportunity" from China in a move aimed at Beijing.

"Who knew that a barrel of maple syrup is worth more than a barrel of oil?" Margo Martindale tells Newsweek about her new series 'The Sticky.'

From glued-in batteries to software lockouts, you're paying more than ever for gadgets that won't last. Here's why and what can do done about it.

Chelsea have surpassed expectations to climb to third in the table ahead of Wednesday's visit to bottom club Southampton.

I was reading Becky’s beautiful book (Our Moon, you know the one, lead review in the NYTimes Book Review, longlisted for the National Book Award) and she was talking about how ancient people figured out amazing things about the moon. And by the way, ancient people figured out amazing things in general, like the circumference […]

Spurs have identified a potential replacement for Pedro Porro as Real Madrid continue to circle over the Spanish right-back. Is Pedro Porro going to swap... The post Spurs eyeing move for Bundesliga star amid fears key player will leave appeared first on Spurs Web.

The technology searches for buried objects by sending vibrations into the ground and measuring what comes back.

Target drive-up customer and TikToker Bri (@beantown.bri) has a bone to pick with the store. In a viral TikTok with over 433,000 views, Bri vents about having to go in the store herself after the picker for her order marked her items as "out of stock."

Countries in East Asia have continued to top in the league tables for science and maths.

Boys are outperforming girls across key maths and science disciplines as overall performance plateaus.

Music acts as an emotional lure, becoming intertwined with memories and subtly altering their emotional tone.

There was AI-created misinformation and propaganda, but it was not as catastrophic as many feared.

U.S. president-elect Donald Trump’s threat of a 25 per cent tariff on Canadian goods is sending waves of anxiety through Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., which sits across the St. Marys River from its American counterpart in Michigan.

If you've noticed that romance novels are a lot spicier these days, you're not alone. And if you haven't noticed, it may be because they're hiding in plain sight, at your favourite bookstore and on the New York Times best-seller lists.

Canada has seen many high-profile food recalls this year — from sweet kale chopped-salad kits to plant-based milks — and even some Listeria contaminations. Here's what you need to know about all the recalls lately.

A 93-year-old retired University of Toronto professor had her YouTube channel cancelled after it was alleged she was broadcasting pornography. Her interviews on climate change and disarmament were also lost in the snafu, the result of a hacking attack.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s nomination for U.S. health and human services secretary has raised concerns among public health officials about some of his health-related views. CBC News looks at some claims Kennedy has made, ranging from those involving vaccines and seed oils to raw milk and chronic disease in children.

The global economics body also increased its GDP forecast for next year on the back of higher public spending from the Budget.

(Telecompaper) The German state of Baden-Wuerttemberg has received EUR 36.37 million in funding from the government to build 6,985 new broadband connections...