87 Brandon Williams 424 0 Alexander Smith 418 121 Joey Israelson 386 26 Alex Wilson 386 73 Josh Hodgdon 384 12 Daniel Wescott 364 14 Tyler Lerman 356 55 Tyler Fitz 342 47 Taylor Graffam 338 57 Ryan Stuart 292 5 Desiree LaChance 282 2 Derrick Burnham 278 20 Fred Bird 242 32 Tony Gibbons
The August 8, 1988, uprising continues to inspire calls for democracy in Burma. The United States has long supported Burma's democratic aspirations.
When the St Louis Cardinals acquired Jon Lester, they hoped he could provide quality innings. That hasn’t been the case so far.The St. Louis Cardinals added left-hander Jon Lester at the trade deadline hoping that the veteran would eat innings. The primary question after the trade was made, however, was whether those would actually be ...
The driver of a girls home van in which eight children died in a fiery interstate crash in Alabama has filed suit against trucking companies and a driver
Houthi rebels have pushed forward in a siege to capture Yemen's last remaining government-controlled territory in Marib, an oil-rich northern province.
Gustavo Bou is the top scorer in MLS, his New England Revolution are 10 points clear atop the East, and they're No. 1 in our Power Rankings.
‘It looks like a war zone,’ local fire chief Kevin Oakley says of the inferno
According to Samba, The Suicide Squad was watched by roughly 2.8 million households during its debut weekend on HBO Max and in theaters.
Ahmed Mansour emphasized that Egypt had completed activities required in terms of security at the highest international standards in all country airports
India's Olympic medal-winners were accorded a grand welcome by the government in a dazzling felicitation ceremony on Monday with sports minister Anurag Thakur saying that their journey is an "incredible story of resilience and sporting excellence". Gold medallist Neeraj Chopra was the cynosure of all eyes in the ceremony, held a couple of hours after the seven podium finishers made their way out of the airport amid utter chaos.
The striking poster was released today ahead of the Venice Film Festival next month
Amid a summer of record heatwaves, raging wildfires and flooding, the reality of a changing climate has seldom felt more imminent. Scientists hope the release of a landmark UN climate report on Monday will serve as a “wake-up call”, with the findings warning of hotter temperatures, more frequent and severe weather, and – in some cases – irreversible climate damage.
Apple pushed back against criticism that its new anti-child sexual abuse detection system could be used for “backdoor” surveillance. The company insisted it won’t “accede to any government’s request to expand” the system’s scope.
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ARKITSA, Greece (AP) — Firefighters and residents battled into the night Monday for a seventh day against a massive fire on Greece's second-largest island as the nation endured what the prime minister described as “a natural disaster of unprecedented proportions.”
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Several major mortgage rates increased today. Find out what this could mean for you if you're shopping for a home loan.
The Taliban are making swift gains in Afghanistan but President Joe Biden is standing firm on a US exit with limited options appearing to be on the table to reverse the insurgents' momentum. The Taliban's advances, including seizing six provincial capitals within days, may appear startling in their speed but were not unexpected in Washington as the US military completes the pullout ordered by Biden by August 31. "The decision to withdraw was made in full knowledge that what we are seeing happen now was likely to happen," said Laurel Miller... Читать дальше...
It's no longer possible to prevent the planet from heating over the next 20 to 30 years, and some of the changes global warming is bringing about are now impossible to undo in the short term, according to a new report from the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). The document represents the most comprehensive analysis of the physical science behind climate change ever amassed in human history. The 284 scientists who worked on the project spent eight years examing data from more than 14,000 studies. Читать дальше...
OPINION: Last night's blackouts happened because we did not have enough generating capacity and we were unable to shed enough non-essential load. The spot price reached $300,000 per MWh and that ...
‘Angrezon, bharat chhodo!’: August Kranti revolutionary remembers morning of August 9, 1942
Mike Tyson took "Hotboxin'" to another level.
Medicos have called for the decentralisation of COVID-19 treatment