Palestinian killed near Israeli checkpoint in occupied West Bank
Abdullah Tawalba, 19, was shot in the head with a live round by Israeli forces near the Jalameh checkpoint in Jenin.
Abdullah Tawalba, 19, was shot in the head with a live round by Israeli forces near the Jalameh checkpoint in Jenin.
For generations of WNYers, a potato chip is merely a vessel for Bison chip dip Buffalo News Whether you destroyed a tub while you were snowed in last week or you had to eat your way through another N
WASHINGTON (AP) — True north isn't quite where it used to be. The magnetic north pole has been moving so fast that scientists on Monday released an update of where true north really was, nearly a year ahead of schedule. Earth's north magnetic pole is wandering about 34 miles (55 kilometers) a year. It crossed the international date line at the end of 2017. It's leaving the Canadian Arctic on its way to Siberia. The shifting magnetic pole is a problem for compasses. Airplanes and boats also rely on magnetic north usually as backup navigation.
If its IT infrastructure is taken offline, the agency could lose access to critical data.
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Microplastics may appear small on the outside, but they take a major toll on the environment. Not only do these plastics ruin soil and jeopardize ocean life, but they also create health issues for people all around the world. Fortunately, a newly proposed ban on microplastics might offer a solution to this growing problem. This week, the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) put forth a new law that seeks to ban over 90 percent of Europe's microplastics. If countries in the European Union agree to...
Theft of cow in Vietnam War gave vet chance to right a wrong Buffalo News After graduating high school in a small town near the Delaware Water Gap in New Jersey, Daniel Figueroa wanted to expand his
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam, engulfed in days of controversy over a racist photo in his medical school yearbook, sought advice from key aides Monday about whether to resign, but gave no public signal that he would accede to widespread demands that he quit as the top official in the coastal Atlantic U.S. state. Almost all key political leaders in Virginia, Democrats and Republicans alike, along with 2020 U.S. Democratic presidential candidates, said Northam, a Democrat 13 months into a four-year term, should resign. Читать дальше...
Buffalo Wild Wings offering free wings if Super Bowl goes to OT WSFA If you plan on spending your Super Bowl Sunday at a Buffalo Wild Wings, then you could be in for a special treat, depending on the
Rugby World Cup winner Stephen Larkham has been sacked as the Wallabies attack coach and been moved into a new role with Rugby Australia, the organisation said on Monday.
'Purl' is a surprisingly raunchy takedown of fratty bros.
The days of waiting for a wide-body Charger may be over. According to Mopar Insiders, Dodge is rolling out not just one, but two wide-body models for 2020—an R/T Scat Pack and SRT Hellcat. According to the enthusiast site, the four-door sedan will get a unique dual-snorkel grille that features intakes in its upper section, […]
Читать дальше...The size of the Saradha swindle is pegged at roughly Rs 4,000 crore and that of Rose Valley a staggering Rs 15,000 crore.
Eskom Chief Financial Officer Calib Cassim has said the regulator's decision on its tariff applications is important in helping to ensure the power utility's financial and operational sustainability.
Patriots' Julian Edelman, an undersized wide receiver few thought would ever make a name for himself in NFL, won the Super Bowl MVP trophy on Sunday after his key plays helped lift New England to
Ashley Cole has snubbed Jose Mourinho by saying Luiz Felipe Scolari and Carlo Ancelotti were his favourite managers. The former Chelsea defender was at the Blues between 2006 and 2014.
Ashley Cole has snubbed Jose Mourinho by saying Luiz Felipe Scolari and Carlo Ancelotti were his favourite managers. The former Chelsea defender was at the Blues between 2006 and 2014.
South London, UK based rock/post-hardcore outfit We Discontent (who include an ex-member of Lay It On The Line) have released their debut EP. “Sleep/Crosses/Sold” is out now on all the usual streaming platforms, including Spotify. Have a listen to “Sleep” below.
Читать дальше...Indoor tennis stadium, air-conditioned gymnasium, women’s hostel inaugurated
Simone Inzaghi admits Lazio “felt the fatigue of the Coppa Italia” quarter-final, as they scraped a 1-0 win away to Frosinone.
JOE SUGG isn’t waltzing into the good books of other celebs on the Strictly Live tour. He has won all 20 shows so far, despite losing the TV final last year to Stacey Dooley. But some on tour suspect the YouTuber’s army of fans are texting in to ensure he wins. At the live shows, […]
Andrew Whitworth had an interesting take on the Rams’ loss in Super Bowl LIII. The Rams left tackle either said, “At the end of the day, we’re all going to die,” or “At the end of the day, you’re all going to die.” Either way, let’s hope we’re all still alive at the end of [more]
A rare D-Day flag that flew on a U.S. Navy ship leading the allied advance at the beaches of Normandy nearly 75 years ago will be returned to America after going on display in the Netherlands on Monday. The 48-star "Normandy" flag was on the U.S. Navy's LCC 60, one of just three advanced fleet vessels directing troops onto Utah Beach in German-occupied France on June 6, 1944. Howard Vander Beek, who commanded the vessel as a Navy lieutenant, kept the flag throughout the war, brought it home and kept it in his basement until he died in 2014.