Новости за 23.09.2019

The Minnesota Health Action Group works with employers to promote better benefits and a shift

Tech giant IBM said it is receptive to helping Facebook on its Libra cryptocurrency plans, CNBC reported on Monday (Sept. 12). Jason Kelley, IBM’s general manager of blockchain services, said IMB is hoping to cultivate blockchain “collaboration” throughout various sectors. “Blockchain is a team sport,” Kelley told the news outlet. “Our clients are ready to […]

Edward Putman denies committing fraud by false representation by claiming £2.5m in 2009.

The Sky Blues got back to work this week as they prepare to face Doncaster Rovers on Saturday

Jonathan Safran Foer, author of "We are the Weather" tells Christiane Amanpour how individuals can help stop the climate crisis.

VIDEO - Representative Stewart Jones of South Carolina talks with Dr. Duke Pesta on red flag gun laws.Rep. Jones argues that red flag gun laws make citizens guilty until proven innocent.

The reported arrest went down in recent weeks, resulting in a felony negligent discharge of a firearm charge. She was released on bond.

Will Dissly could be a tight end sleeper this week, especially in PPR formats. These rankings should help you solve the TE puzzle for Week 4, especially if you have George Kittle on a bye.

Rep. Josh Harder, a rookie Democratic congressman, wants his colleagues to award $7 million to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife over five years to combat the spread of nutria, large semi-aquatic rodents that wreak havoc on wetlands in his district.

Apple’s insanely expensive new desktop computer will be made in the United States — not China, the company announced Monday. The $6,000 Mac Pro will be built at Apple’s Austin, Texas, plant following US trade regulators approving 10 requests for tariff exemptions filed by Apple for computer parts. “The new Mac Pro will include components...

It’s getting harder to keep track of the increasingly crowded streaming space, with seemingly every legacy media corporation launching a new service, hellbent on competing with Netflix. One of those corporations, armed with an expansive collection of IP, a majority stake in an established streaming company, and a…

Troy was there to show support for Aljermiah "Nuke" Mack.
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Much more than of two global politicians, ‘Howdy, Modi! was a celebration of the Indian community in the US.

Gear up, rev your engines and wave the flags - it's time to hit the dirt track.

It is important for Democrats and Republicans to give voice to people whose voice is not heard inside the corridors

President Trump suggested that there would be nothing wrong with him withholding funding to a country such as Ukraine if it refused to root out “corruption” — hypothetically speaking, of course.

Campaigner Daniel Webb , from Kent took to Twitter to call out the meal kit delivery service, after discovering it sends out small sachets and pots of store cupboard staples such as vinegar.

Lil Nas X is seemingly off the market.
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His ability to do so is the driving force behind the Ukraine scandal, and why he may survive it.

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Bobby E. Baker, who worked for more than 43 years in technology and communications for The Associated Press, has died.

Canadians like to tell themselves that their nation is progressive and tolerant, but they are masters at the art of self-deception. Even though Canada is larger than the USA in geographic terms, it only holds one-tenth as many people because it’s cold as shit and nobody wants to live there. While Canadians pump themselves full […]

Bill Weld, the former governor of Massachusetts who's making a run against President Donald Trump for the Republican ticket to the White House, managed to move the old impeachment call a bit further down the delusion scale by reminding MSNBC audiences that the punishment for treason, the only proper punishment ...

Police on Monday claimed to have busted a gang of two-wheeler lifters with the arrest of two men and recovery of 25 motorcycles in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua district. The two accused have been identified as Rehmat Ali of Rajbagh and Ravinder Saina of Nagri-Parole, an official said. An investigation in a motorcycle theft case registered at Hatli police post on Sunday led to the arrest of the two and subsequently, the recovery of the stolen motorbikes, he said. The official said a probe was underway and some more arrests are likely.