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Canadian officials meet in court in an effort to end the blockage of truckers protesting COVID-19 mandates on Ambassador Bridge. Follow Newsweek for the latest.

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Researchers have developed a system based on computer vision techniques that allows automatic analysis of biomedical videos captured by microscopy in order to characterize and describe the behavior of the cells that appear in the images.

HC to hear widow’s plea for CBI investigation on February 18

Before Thursday's updates, some users reported their MacBooks' batteries would drain while the computer was asleep, sometimes even reaching 0 per cent charge overnight

The $345.8 million Fiscal Year 2023 Combined Funds Budget was approved by the Alexandria City School Board following a Thursday vote

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Liverpool forward Mane became his country's hero after slotting home the decisive penalty in the Teranga Lions' triumph over Egypt in the tense final.

Israel relies on good relations with Russia to enable operations in Syria. What happens if Russia invades Ukraine, though?

Wordle's old home at powerlanguage.co.uk/wordle/ now redirects to nytimes.com/games/wordle/index.html, its perch after the Old Gray Lady bought the New Gray Game. The design is a little different—the "Wordle" logo is now set in Karnak, a typeface distinctive to the Times—and the daily game's fixed word list got an edit run too. — Read the rest

Earlier, Russia with "coastal warnings" declared vast areas of the Azov and Black Seas dangerous and closed them to navigation from February 13 to 19 in connection with the exercise, which involves missile and artillery firing

By Pascal Rossignol 

  VIMY, France (Reuters) - France mobilised thousands of police in and around Paris and set up checkpoints at toll stations on Friday to keep out convoys of motorists converging on the capital for a protest against government COVID-19 curbs. 

  Inspired by horn-blaring "Freedom Convoy" demonstrations in Canada, the motorists - from numerous cities across France - were expected to gather outside Paris later on Friday and seek to defy a police order not to enter the city. Читать дальше...

Republican lawmakers are blaming the Biden administration for a dramatic rise in violent crime nationwide. A group of GOP senators spoke on rising crime rates in the U.S. during a press conference this week, citing poor leadership, hostility towards law enforcement and lax border policies as reasons for the uptick in offenses.

Researchers at The University of Manchester may have cleared a significant hurdle on the path to quantum computing, demonstrating step-change improvements in the spin transport characteristics of nanoscale graphene-based electronic devices.

The oceanic phenomenon El Niño significantly affected the number of enslaved Africans transported from West Africa to the Americas between the mid-1600s and mid-1800s, according to a new study. The study bridges atmospheric science with African history, carrying lessons for a warming future. It found that, much like tree rings and corals, El Niño can be used as a proxy for historical rainfall and temperature patterns in West Africa.

The provisional liquidators of Cash Paymaster Services, the company formerly contracted by the South African Social Security Agency to pay grants, have lost their bid for the varying of a Constitutional Court order.

A man from Bekkersdal, Randfontein, has been charged with arson after allegedly setting his parents’ house on fire after a heated argument between them.

The R37.7 million fraud case against two alleged Gupta associates Kamal Vasram and Saliesh Indurjeeth has been postponed to 9 March.

ANC treasurer-general Paul Mashatile says there is consensus among members that President Cyril Ramaphosa should be given a second term at the helm of the party.

The conservative justices are scrapping Americans’ constitutional rights, all while pretending they aren’t.

The suspect approached the 47-year-old victim on the platform of the Grand Army Plaza 2 and 3 subway station just after 11 a.m. Wednesday and followed her up the stairs.

Mayor Eric Adams announced if workers aren’t vaccinated they won’t be allowed to work, which may cost 3,000 people their jobs, reported the New York Times. As you can imagine, the anti-vaxxers were not so happy. A crowd of city workers protested against the New York City vaccination mandate for municipal workers in a…