Новости за 02.09.2021

The Sweden international is the player to lose out following United's signing of Varane this summer but he has welcomed the increased competition and believes he can improve

A PlayStation Showcase is coming on September 9, and the long runtime might mean it's a bigger event than the more frequent State of Plays.

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The Salita Promotions show will be a tripleheader.

Social Security faces a funding crisis that under conventional economics would require higher taxes, low benefits or both

A NEW Warzone update is out right now to download at the same time that Cold War free access has begun, and Activision has revealed its plans for Call of Duty Season 5.

The author, a young scholar at Princeton University, disdains non-specialists on Yemen ("most Westerners," he notes, "can scarcely find [it] on a map"), and he rejects nearly everything that we think we know about the current situation (i.e., who is

There are terrific performances in this absorbing take on the Bill Clinton-Monica Lewinsky scandal.

French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday vowed his government would help Marseille tackle its rampant drug crime problems, announcing millions in new financing and a new policy to target drug traffickers with "harassment" in the city's poorest and most vulnerable areas.

Calling Ukraine's success "central to the global struggle between democracy and autocracy," the White House said it will strengthen diplomatic and military ties between the U.S. and the eastern European nation.

Tesla's supercar Roadster is delayed to 2023, "assuming 2022 is not mega drama," says Elon Musk.

The Republican congressman admitted last weekend that he spoke with Trump "more than once" during the Capitol attack.

ABORTION is legal in the US thanks to the Roe v. Wade legal case in 1973. The U.S. Supreme Court ruling meant that unduly restrictive state regulation of abortion is unconstitutional – but laws and restrictions vary by state with some open to overturning the case. Washington, New York, Oregon, California, Alaska, Hawaii, New Mexico, […]

The Biden administration has pulled off a feat few of us thought possible: A military-political defeat that gets worse the more you look at it.

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‘Preference to farmers who have not cultivated paddy under borewells’

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Land parcel maps being validated on the ground

Here's how NFL players stack up for the 2021 season in a point-per-reception scoring fantasy format.

They have not come to India illegally, says MDMK leader

The Police Command in Benue on Thursday rescued Dr Godwin Kwanga of Geography Department, Benue State University, who was kidnapped on Tuesday in Makurdi. This is contained in a statement by the Command’s Public Relations Officer, DSP Sewuese Anene, and made available to newsmen in Makurdi. According to the statement, Kwanga was kidnapped at about…

Edinson Cavani will now take up the number 21

Saquon Barkley wasn’t a Giants tackling dummy. Barkley said he took some light hits – none to the ground – during the closed portion of Thursday’s padded practice. It might be the most contact he gets in his recovery from a torn ACL before the season-opener. Giants coach Joe Judge previously said Barkley needed some...

Cam Newton isn't on the Cowboys' radar, as the team is set with Cooper Rush and Will Grier as its backups to starting quarterback Dak Prescott.

"Reining in these companies is an essential first step to reverse the damage of concentrated corporate power throughout our economy."

French President Emmanuel Macron unveiled a 1.5 billion euro plan on Thursday to help Marseille tackle crime and deprivation, as the southern city's woes rise up the agenda ahead of elections next year. Macron's aides said much of the money would be spent on improving transport in France's second-biggest city, as well as investing in culture. The president had already outlined other measures, including boosting the number of police and surveillance cameras in crime-wracked neighbourhoods. Crime... Читать дальше...