Новости за 03.03.2022

Russia-Ukraine war spills into a eighth straight day of conflict.

"A special guy," Vikings General Manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah said about Ryan Grigson, one of his top assistants.

Khatera and Esmat Husseini were keeping their belongings at a storage site in Greater Manchester which was hit by an enormous fire in the early hours

A student and star soccer player at Stanford was found dead inside a campus dorm room.

For a business of any size, the decision to accept payment in cryptocurrencies like bitcoin is a fraught one. Issues like price volatility and custody have kept crypto payments a fairly small niche. But cryptocurrency payments are becoming more popular as bitcoin and other digital assets go more mainstream, crypto-focused payments processors make setting up […]

With fashion houses raising prices due to soaring costs and inflation, the secondary market is expecting another boom.

Adding wide receiver help isn’t a possibility for the Chicago Bears. It is a necessity. They only have four players under contract, with Darnell Mooney being the one proven name of the bunch. Presuming Allen Robinson leaves in free agency, GM Ryan Poles will have his hands full trying to find replacements. That is why […]

The University of Jamestown is excited to announce Austin Hieb as its next Athletic Director. 

We'll see temperatures fall off 10 degrees or so tomorrow. That's back to about normal for the date.

Our picks for the best science fiction movies on Netflix

Extended deadline for norms on NPA recognition, loan upgrading will protect NBFCs’ bottom lines

As stridently as Fox News and Fox Business have supported former President Donald Trump, their competitors One America News and Newsmax TV have jumped through hoops to show that they are even more pro-Trump. OAN’s Christina Bobb, following the 2020 presidential election, went out of her way to promote bogus election conspiracy theories — and Bobb now finds herself facing a subpoena from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s select committee on the January 6, 2021 insurrection.

The Peoples Democratic Party has described the Minority Leader of the Senate, Senator Enyinaya Abaribe, as a fearless leader and a pillar of defense for the oppressed in the country. The Party said this while congratulating the Senator on his birthday. This was contained in a statement signed by the National Publicity Secretary, Debo Ologunagba,…

Southampton 3-1 West Ham: James Ward-Prowse and Armando Broja sealed victory for the hosts

West's disdain for Davidson has been memorialized in his new music video with the rapper literally burying a cartoon version of the "Saturday Night Live" star.

Thousands of Russians have already been arrested for protesting war. Some of them may also feel its financial blow more than Putin and his oligarchs.

Amid the Russia invasion, people across the world have taken to social media to offer their homes to refugees from Ukraine as countries open borders.

TOPEKA (KSNT) - Attorney General Derek Schmidt warned Kansans that they may have had private information stolen in an August 2021 data breach at T-Mobile. T-Mobile reported that it had suffered a massive data breach that compromised the sensitive information of millions of current, former and prospective customers on Aug. 17. More than 53 million [...]

A UK man found a noble false widow living in his attic and sucking the guts out of baby bats.

Republican lawmakers sounded the alarm on Wednesday over the White House attempts to strong-arm state and local governments into spending infrastructure money on progressive pet initiatives.

Plus, Hong Kong top lawyer leaves city after police questioning and world leaders make progress on plastic pollution

Her career there lasted only three days; attacked by mobs, she was suspended and then expelled. Today, a campus building is named in her honor.

Former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, for decades one of the nation’s most powerful state legislators, has been charged with racketeering and bribery

Investors were already on edge about interest rate hikes before Russia's invasion of Ukraine sent markets spiraling.