Новости за 14.07.2022

A potential trade target for the Yankees in Luis Castillo leads the Reds onto the field in New York.

Flood leaves 44 people unaccounted for in southwest Virginia, Why the Fed is taking a hammer to the housing market, and 1 in 4 Americans say they want to purchase an electric car.

Foreign financial institutions, including banks, acquired 17% of all assets securitised. A stable market environment could mean deeper participation by other large investors, including foreign institutions and mutual funds, the agency said.

In the Blade movies, rich vampires—often dressed in fancy black suits and ties—use blood banks as a kind of front to siphon blood from the poor and desperate. Apparently, reality isn’t too far off from that bleak dystopia.

A software engineer says he produced a street-level map of gun owners in Perth complete with satellite imagery “in a few hours on a Friday night” by feeding it through publicly available software.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has built his brand around being a dude who likes music. And he’s letting world leaders know it.

An amazing carbon-neutral vertically-integrated community that will transform our city or a huge folly that will cause traffic chaos? Only time will tell.

The government’s plan to allow companies buy carbon offsets for protecting trees is being questioned by the expert who set up the rules of a $4.5 billion fund.

Researchers studied junior high school students at an Australian school and found 24 of them had internet gaming disorder

Alongside the usual tranches of cash, property, and intangible assets, the balance sheet of ASX-listed DigitalX features one highly unusual addition: 216 bitcoin.

As a nation, Australians love following rules, but it seems no level of government is willing to pull the lever to tackle the impending COVID wave.

Hospital crowding and ambulance response times alone are unlikely to swing votes against Labor. But the health crisis is fuelling a wider pessimism among voters.

Social media accounts celebrating Sydney’s homes and apartments are booming online. Some look at the quirky, others at the city’s heritage.

The Greiner and Carr governments faced similar claims of political interference, writes a former judge and barrister who acted at ICAC hearings in those cases.

From poppies and grevilleas to violets and bird of paradise, here’s how to keep cut flowers staying fresh all week.

Australian insurers can’t discriminate against clients on the basis of their health. So why are they doing everything they can to have people feed them sensitive health and fitness data?

A second senior public servant has become embroiled in a controversy over a fundraising campaign to sail in the Sydney to Hobart yacht race.

José Manuel Entrecanales is putting his money where his mouth is – and that includes in Australia’s vast renewable energy bounty.

The next best thing to having a garden designed by Fiona Brockhoff might be to design your own with her advice front of mind.

Mental health issues affect academic performance and drop-out ratios, but there are ways to help students cope better.

Space exploration has reached new milestones lately with the launch of the James Webb telescope. Now scientists have discovered a mysterious heartbeat radio signal coming from deep space

Jack Shore punching Timur Valiev at UFC London | Photo by Kieran Cleeves/PA Images via Getty Images

Get the low down on the preliminary action out of UFC Long Island, featuring a clash of up-and-coming bantamweights in Ricky Simon and Jack Shore.

June M. Williams

Zane Simon & Connor Ruebusch are back to break down this week’s UFC event in Elmont, NY. With picks and odds for every fight on the card. From Yair Rodriguez vs. Brian Ortega in the main event down to Jessica Penne vs. Emily Ducote in the opening prelims.

THE PRODUCER behind Prince Andrew's infamous Newsnight interview has spoken out on the "astonishing experience" of watching it unfold.