Новости за 03.08.2019

Out-of-work coal miners are now in their sixth day of blocking railroad tracks, preventing the bankrupt Blackjewel LLC from moving coal out of the Harlan County, Kentucky, mine where they worked.

The formal abrogation of the treaty declared on Friday sets the stage for the testing and deployment of medium-range missiles against both Russia and China.

Demonstrators gathered in San Juan into late Friday, chanting for the newly installed governor to resign as well.

Gesture-based UI is nothing new, and there's a reason why it hasn't caught on: wherever you find it it's completely useless

If you haven't changed you location permissions for a while, iOS 13 and Android Q will give you a shock

Bhutan started measuring its performance by Gross National Happiness a decade ago. Since then, countries around the world have copied its approach and exposed GPD's weaknesses

After the Victorian-era dam partly collapsed due to heavy rainfall, threatening a Derbyshire town, authorities are frantically dropping sand and pumping water to shore it up

Lauren Evans is a victim of ‘revenge porn’, a term she hates. “The definition of revenge is someone doing something to you because you’ve done something to them – it implies the victim must have done something to deserve this,” she says. Revenge porn laws in England and Wales were brought in as the government scrambled to protect women against new forms of online abuse, and now they’re under review – but victims are asking if the terminology is making the situation worse.

Taking epic travel photos can be tough, whether it’s getting the light just right and framing the shots just-so. Who better to dole out some helpful tips than travel Instagrammers with massive followings?

As if it’s 1994 all over again, The Lion King is monopolising pop culture. For two consecutive weeks, Disney’s pseudo-live-action remake has conquered the box office, already accumulating $1 billion in global grosses. This time around, no one can claim they’re surprised. 

We’ve heard about how we should wash our bedding once a week and put our pants on a 60°C cycle (so we’re not left with a “pooey, bacteria-filled mess”). And now, dear reader, it’s time for the lowdown on towels.

MANCHESTER UNITED have decided who they would rather sign out of Bruno Fernandes and Christian Eriksen.

In early July, YouTube made a significant change to its software to boost what it deems “quality” children’s content.

Organisers of the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo have blamed economic uncertainty and negative publicity about the city’s tourist industry for a slowdown in ticket sales.

Malawi is a beautiful country with huge potential, but fishermen on the vast Lake Malawi struggle to catch enough fish to feed their children, let alone sell, writes Susan Dalgety.

Wildfires raging in the Arctic Circle and the dramatic melting of the Greenland ice sheet are climate change warning signs we must not ignore.

Jane Dodds won the Brecon and Radnorshire by-election in part because the Greens and Plaid Cymru realised there was a greater cause to pursue – staying in the EU – than their individual party agendas. The SNP has so far failed to do the same, writes Christine Jardine.

Boris Johnson’s special adviser Dominic Cummings’ can be funny, as his description of David Cameron showed, and some think he’s both a maverick and a genius. But it’s lies like the ‘£350 million a week’ Brexit bus slogan that define him, writes Kevan Christie.

Does Boris make your blood boil? Then imagine what Ruth Davidson and Davie Mundell think, says Vladimir McTavish

As leaked UK Government report reveals fears of “consumer panic”, food shortages and trouble in Northern Ireland in the event of a no-deal Brexit, Boris Johnson may wish to rally the nation with a rousing chorus of the Dad’s Army theme tune and Corporal Jones’s famous cry in times of trouble.

Reading the runes suggests the UK is heading for further political upheaval with a general election producing a UK Government with a mandate for Brexit and bolstering the SNP’s case for a second Scottish independence referendum, writes John McLellan

TEHRAN (FNA)- Syrian refugees arrive at the Jlaighem crossing in the Eastern countryside of Homs province, Syria. [PHOTOS]

Latest Punjabi Song 'Pehle Lalkare Naal' (Audio Remix) Sung By Harpreet Dhillon And Jassi Kaur

The co-main event of Saturday’s UFC on ESPN 5 fight card features two competitors who have been with the UFC for a long, long time, Jim Miller and Clay Guida.

African nations have welcomed the funds despite concerns that the costs are outweighing the benefits.