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Pernod Ricard's new global Valentine's Day campaign for the Absolut vodka brand includes limited-edition bottles made with ink extracted from racist and anti-LGBT+ hate signs.

Last year, a team of scientists embarked on a mission to explore the seafloor exposed when a Delaware-sized iceberg popped off the Antarctic Peninsula in 2017. Frustratingly, their ship had to turn around mid-voyage thanks to impenetrable sea ice. This year, amidst near-record low Antarctic sea ice levels, another…

Azerbaijani Paralympic athlete Gulnar Rahimova has captured two gold medals at the 2019 Asian Paraskiing Cup in Iran. Gulnar Rahimova secured the golds in the women’s giant slalom and slalom events

A candidate of Palestinian origin, Nayib Bukele, won Sunday’s presidential election in El Salvador, clinching over 50 percent of the vote, according to the country’s official electoral board, Anadolu Agency reported. According to preliminary results (with nearly 90 percent of ballots counted)

LOS ANGELES LAKERS will land Anthony Davis from New Orleans Pelicans, according to co-host of the W show Steve Walls.

Apple has been quietly gathering the pieces it needs to create a connected ecosystem for digital health,

Gemma Collins apologised to eliminated Dancing On Ice star Saira Khan last night, after the reality star avoided the skate-off once again, despite landing at the bottom of the leaderboard.

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Councils can now fine householders up to £400 if they fail to pass their waste to a registered carrier. The new powers came into effect in January, with the objective of preventing further dumping and fly-tipping of household materials from illegal waste operators. Under previous rules, local authorities only had the option of taking offenders...Read more

The injury appeared to happen when he was hit in the leg by Valencia defender Antonio Lato.

A council worker has relived the extraordinary moment when she awoke from a coma thinking she was "the Messiah" after a rare brain infection turned her into "a different person."

AN APPLE Watch owner has credited the gadget with “saving his life” – after it alerted emergency services following a serious fall. Toralv Østvang, 67, was found “bloody and unconscious” by the police, who had picked up on an automatic alert sent from pensioner’s Apple timepiece. It’s all thanks to Fall Detection, an ingenious feature […]

FAA awards the somewhat dubious prize to the Windy City.

For many businesses, the idea of data protection is an overall important goal, but not one that carries any real risk. As with other crimes, it can feel like data theft or hacking are things that happen to someone else. But in fact, it’s a very real possibility that any business can be targeted digitally,...Read more

NEW YORK (AP) — A lawsuit brought by lawyers for inmates at a federal detention center in New York City calls a power failure that occurred there a "humanitarian crisis." The lawsuit was filed Monday in Brooklyn federal court by the Federal Defenders of New York. A message was left with the U.S. Justice Department seeking comment. The lawsuit alleges that the Federal Bureau of Prisons violated the constitutional rights of about 1,600 inmates by denying legal visits after a Jan. 27 fire caused the failure. Читать дальше...

76% say the wealthiest Americans should pay more in taxes.

CEO Melanie Whelan explains how SoulCycle, which has been majority-owned by Equinox since 2011, continues to grow its revenue and diversify its business.

Court: FCC failed to provide evidence and ignored harm to broadband access.

The keel of the future USS Carl M. Levin, an Arleigh Burke-class destroyer, was laid during ceremony at General Dynamics Bath Iron Works shipyard in Maine.

The most underrated farm system in the league?

Less than a month after Baseball America placed just two Indians prospects in their annual top-100 rankings, Keith Law has ranked the Indians as his 11th best system in all of baseball, a five-position jump from his ranking last season.

That shouldn’t come as too big of a surprise for anyone who follows the system in-depth, as the Indians do lack the big-name prospects near the top of the system (i.e. the type of player that would make a top-100 list)... Читать дальше...