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Professor Martin Nielsen is the new president of the American Association for Veterinary Parasitologists (AAVP).

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SAMI MOKBEL AT WEMBLEY: Gareth Southgate has called on England's heroes to continue making history after clinching a Euros quarter-final spot with a win over Germany.

First it was Julia Louis-Dreyfus tying Cloris Leachman’s overall record of the most Emmys by a performer at eight. Now Tina Fey is coming for the legendary actress’ record of three Emmys in the Best Comedy Guest Actress category with her appearance on “Girls5eva,” the Peacock comedy she executive-produces about the members of a former […]

VILLE PLATTE, La. (KLFY)  A man shot and killed himself as officers attempted to serve a search warrant in Ville Platte Tuesday morning, police said. According to Police Chief Neale Lartigue, it happened around 10:30 a.m. in the 900 block of Edward Knotoe Jr. Street. Lartigue said when officers arrived on scene they attempted to [...]

You don't want to owe the IRS extra money. We'll explain what this year's payments mean for filing your tax return in 2022.

From today, businesses will no longer be allowed to push financial products in the UK on the tech giant's platform unless they have been authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority.

Dive Into Database Management With a $30 Microsoft SQL Server Course PCMag.com

Jeffrey E. Garten, dean emeritus at the Yale School of Management and a former undersecretary of commerce for international trade, is the author of the forthcoming book, Three Days at Camp David: How a Secret Meeting in 1971 Transformed the Global Economy. Garten discusses the historical consequences of the Nixon administration’s decision fifty years ago to sever the dollar from its gold backing and the challenges the fiat dollar faces now and going forward.

After months in limited, invite-only closed beta, Xbox Cloud Gaming is now publicly available. The service is still technically in beta, but is now included for all Game Pass Ultimate subscribers, adding even more value to what is arguably the best service in gaming.

Promoting optimal healthcare for all types of people regardless of sexual or gender preference should be practised across the board. Yet, constraints such as lack of specific education and training for healthcare workers, plus medical providers' limited understanding and awareness of LGBTI patients who have different health needs all contribute to silent suffering in a country where their...

The Market Bangkok on Ratchaprasong invites foodies to enjoy tasty gastronomy and special promotions during the "Eater Journey" campaign, which is running until Aug 15.

To celebrate one of the most highly anticipated launches in Thailand, Disney+ Hotstar presents "Sawasdee Disney+ Hotstar", a spectacular star-studded show that premieres today at 7.30pm on the Disney+ Hotstar app and AIS Play, with a same-time telecast on Workpoint TV.

It begins with a bang. Maybe the Big Bang, a culmination of cosmic murmur and subterranean hum that explodes like a burst of revelation, a sonic release of the weight of all human pain. In Apichatpong Weerasethakul's new film Memoria, a woman wakes up one morning in Bogota jolted by a mysterious sound -- a metallic, visceral, bottom-of-the-well bang. The woman, orchid farm owner Jessica (played by...

Move Forward Party MP Tunyawaj Kamolwongwat will push for sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) draft legislation to ensure gender-responsive budgeting for LGBTI people after the current charter reform.

The Phuket Sandbox is set to be a high-stakes experiment to test the waters and see if the government's plan to reopen the country by October will ever see the light of day.

The Chinese Communist Party is celebrating the centenary of its foundation tomorrow and most people in China accept the origin myth that justifies its dictatorial rule. China was a horrendously impoverished and unequal society in 1921, the official line says, and owes its current prosperity and freedom from foreign rule to the Communist revolution of 1949.

In April 2020, with the pandemic in full swing, The Economist published: "A Grim Calculus: Covid-19 presents stark choices between life, death and the economy." Soon Americans were blaming the lockdowns for recession. Before year's end, some states were ending Covid restrictions with the goal of boosting economic activity.

The Royal College of Physicians of Thailand (RCPT) has urged the government to pull out all stops to secure more vaccines as new, highly transmissible variants of Covid-19 now prevalent abroad are diagnosed more frequently domestically.

Recent elections in France have sent a strong message: France is tired of the established politicians.

What our “new normal” looks like may still be in question, but in Detroit, the city’s Avenue of Fashion recently hosted a heartwarming sight. Dozens of men dusted off their Stacy Adams and favorite—and in many cases, flashiest—suits to compete in the Times Square competition for best dressed. Reporter Charlie Langton…

Protecting home court is imperative for the Atlanta Hawks on Tuesday night. After taking Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals, Trae Young and Co. dropped the following two contests to the Bucks, both by double digits. A third consecutive loss to Milwaukee would give the East’s No. 3 seed a chance to punch its […]

The latest development is a striking turnabout — six months ago, Ethiopia’s federal troops launched a major offensive on the city, chased the Tigray forces out and installed an interim government in the city.

Your Zoom name is boring. Sorry, someone had to break it to you. Might as well be us.

Bob concludes his series on areas where he’s changed his mind. This episode covers the economics of climate change, fractional reserve banking, the US gold standard, his notorious inflation bets, Nelson Nash’s Infinite Banking Concept, and the God of the Bible.