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It's been a while since I visited Exit Mundi, Maarten Keulemans' collection of darkly amusing apocalypses that might befall humankind, from nuclear war to meteorite impacts. The site is turning 20 years old this year, and many of its scenarios center on millennial-era concerns: peak oil, terrorism, The Greenhouse Effect, the Borg. — Read the rest

‘We’re looking for a character with at least one redeeming moral principle’

FARRAH Abraham sparked concern with her “puffy” face as fans claimed it looked like she’d had an “allergic reaction”. The Teen Mom OG alum, 30, shared a video of herself getting microblading and lip treatments on Instagram. Farrah looked worlds away from her fresh-faced early days on MTV with her plump pout and dramatic eyebrows in the clip. Her critics […]

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Apologies to my coworkers and loved ones if it seemed like I was off the grid earlier today. I accidentally lost the first chunk of my morning to today’s pizza-themed Google Doodle game. Each of the 10 rounds features bright illustrations and a jaunty (yet somewhat foreboding) tune, highlighting a different pizza from…

Vodafone Idea shares hit 31-month high; tech charts show 40% upside; Anand Rathi Wealth IPO subscribed over 8 times

Monday 6 December, 2021

Loop, the charity which provides a unique feedback platform for people who receive humanitarian aid, has launched a new website to shed more light on its rapidly developing work.

Alexander & Hornung is recalling 17 ham and pepperoni products over listeria concerns. Federal officials say customers should throw the food away. Here's what to look for on the label.

The WSJ reports that 20 states have measures to bypass a Trump-era tax on the wealthy. It's the kind of "trickle-down" economics Biden often decries.

Actors Henry Cavill and Tom Holland discuss the logistics of their superhero movie costumes during an appearance on The Graham Norton Show.

Power has been restored to 99.8% of those affected by Storm Arwen, but it is “not good enough” says Greg Hands.

Rublev gushes over the bonding that takes place in team events

"Young workers are struggling with low wages, high rents, student debt, lack of healthcare, etc. Some of them are fighting back."

British charities do good and essential work, but there should be no room for weak management

THE Only Way Is Essex stars James Argent and Lydia bright are said to have been “meeting up in secret and growing close again”. The former couple, who were childhood sweethearts and split five years ago, look to be rekindling their romance behind closed doors, sources have revealed. According to the MailOnline, James, 34, and […]

Damaged manhole lids of stormwater drains and percolation pits give a tough time for the motorists taking Ranganathan Street in T. Nagar. The public h

The eight children that were found dead in a vehicle at Adelayo Street, Jah-Micheal Agunaje area of Badagry, have been buried amidst tears on Sunday, December 5

United Nations General Assembly confirmed that the former permanent representatives of Afghanistan, Venezuela, and Myanmar will hold their seats and will continue their jobs as in the 193-member world body. The decision was made on Monday, December 6 but none of the representatives talked in UNGA. Based on the decision, the permanent representative of Afghanistan’s […]

HE was the £45million flop West Ham couldn’t wait to get rid of. But now Sebastien Haller is joint top scorer in the Champions League – and a striker big clubs are looking at all over again. Haller’s renaissance at Ajax after paying the Hammers less than £19m to take him off their hands last […]

The Norwegian Cruise Line ship, carrying more than 3,200 people, made stops in Belize, Honduras and Mexico. A crew member probably has the Omicron variant, health officials said.

Better.com CEO VIshal Garg told 900 employees on a Zoom call that they were being laid off from the mortgage company, telling them they are "part of the unlucky group." The company had a $750 million cash infusion last week and is getting ready to go public, according to CNN's Christine Romans.

Bicycle Nova Scotia can now offer tax receipts for charitable donations made through the Nova Scotia Trails Federation, just select Bicycle Nova Scotia as the “Fund”.