Новости за 18.03.2022

Pilot whales frequently strand at Farewell Spit, a remote beach.

I'm not the superstitious type usually, but I've decided I'm not going to watch the game today, since we seem to do better when I don't and boy do we need results right now Not sure my heart can do with the workout again either. I don't get this kind of stress when I attend live games, it's always when it is on TV (which sadly nowadays all my Leeds games are living where I do).

The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) is suing Amazon in federal court over what it sees as an illegal retaliatory action. The agency claims that the tech giant fired Gerald Bryson for protesting unsafe working conditions at a Staten Island, New York warehouse—and filed an injunction to have him re-hired.

Many Ukrainian refugees escaping the country do so in packed vehicles and are either unvaccinated or have not received jabs that are approved in Europe, health workers say

With 1,200-plus horsepower and a 0-to-60-mph time in the 2-second range, this luxury EV looks to have some serious electric legs.

One of the hottest names on the coaching market is headed to the SEC

LEWIS HAMILTON faces a massive headache if he is to fight Max Verstappen for victory in Bahrain this weekend – in more ways than one. The Brit was only NINTH quickest in second practice while world champion Verstappen topped the field. It comes after Mercedes warned that their new car for this season was not […]

There's nothing basic about Basic Instinct. When it premiered in theaters 30 years ago, on March 20, 1992, Paul Verhoeven's blockbuster erotic thriller challenged conventional onscreen depictions of sexuality and female power. Three decades later, the film still has the power to shock and unsettle ... both because of what's onscreen and what went down behind the camera.

Renewed Russian claims of biological weapons programme in Ukraine face rebuke at UN Security Council meeting.

'Russia likely will increasingly rely on its nuclear deterrent to signal the West,' the US Defense Intelligence Agency director revealed.

No golfers who originally committed to the Canadian Open have backed out, and Rory McIlroy is set to defend his title after two cancellations during the pandemic.

Britain follows other European rail operators who have provided free travel since invasion

Pupils at Montverde Academy in Florida were all set for a session last week when someone spotted the reptile and authorities had to be called in to remove it from the water

Discount retailer now has 90 stores in California

On Friday morning, President Joe Biden spent close to two hours speaking with Chinese President Xi Jinping to convince and cajole him into rejecting Russian pleas for military and economic assistance—and publicly condemning Russian President Vladimir Putin’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.

In her letter to PM Modi, Sheikh Hasina said that the "wholehearted support" extended by the Indian government during the evacuation from war-torn Ukraine is a testament to the “unique and enduring relationship” between the two countries.

Xi told Biden that conflicts and confrontations were in no-one's interests, according to a Chinese foreign ministry statement

It’s the 10th season since the Tigers halfback made a dazzling debut. But after Newcastle came knocking, why have the Tigers kept the faith in him?

Humble Bundle

With the war in Ukraine entering its third week, Humble Bundle is releasing a charity game bundle with all proceeds supporting relief efforts in the country. In the announcement, Humble wrote:

Prime minister argues it would be ‘crazy’ to stop production – allowing Putin to ‘blackmail’ UK

After Kim Kardashian revealed the body tattoos Pete Davidson has dedicated to her, The Kardashians fans have been interpreting them as big red flags.