Новости за 18.07.2022

A multibillion-dollar redevelopment funding deal has been reached between Penn Station and the state of New York. The plan will create new commercial and residential buildings.

RANGERS have reportedly NOT received a bid from Galatasaray for Glen Kamara. Rumours from Turkey linked the Finland international with an £8million move but the recent speculation has been rubbished by Sky Sports. Kamara has been the subject of interest since the beginning of his Rangers career. His performances for the Light Blues have seen […]

BBC Breakfast weather star Carol Kirkwood told The One Show about the moment her partner Steve proposed to her, but she botched the romantic moment as she thought he was joking

Tuesday Basketball 4 p.m. The Tournament: Omaha Region third round ESPN2 6 p.m. The Tournament: New Mexico Region second rd. ESPN2 Cycling 5 a.m. Tour de France: Stage 16 Carcassonne – Foix USA MLB 2 p.m. All-Star Game batting practice MLB 5 p.m. All-Star Game FOX Soccer 3:30 a.m. Paris S-Germain vs. Kawasaki Frontale (early […]

Small form-factor PC maker MINISFORUM has introduced two new mini PCs that pack a lot of horsepower into a slim package. The MINISFORUM NUCXI5 is a compact desktop computer with a 45-watt Intel Core i5-11400H 6-core, 12-thread processor and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 graphics, while the NUCXI7 packs a Core i7-11800H 8-core, 16-thread chip and […]

As Congress works to advance antitrust legislation to break up major companies, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) tasked to enforce these laws and protect consumers is yet again testing its boundaries.

Many of us cheered when President Biden pledged that Saudi Arabia would be a pariah state under his leadership, that it would be called to account for the savage murder of kingdom opponent Jamal Khashoggi and the ruthless repression under which the royal family has ruled its people. Today, though, reality has set in as we make a sharp turn away from the original Biden plan ("Biden comes up empty-handed in Saudi Arabia, but marshals region against Iran," Web, July 17).

President Biden's public comparison, in Saudi Arabia, of Israel's treatment of Palestinians to Britain's past in Ireland is a step too far. What about U.S. historical treatment of Mexicans, Cubans or Filipinos, and what about Mr. Biden's friendliness toward figures in the Irish Republican Army? Britain enjoyed excellent relations with the U.S. under Presidents Kennedy, Reagan and Clinton, all of whom had Irish ancestry, and it is self-indulgent and a dereliction for this president to make his personal background an issue.

Increased demand from a country which is one of the largest buyers of Indian tea has resulted in as much as a 50% jump in the prices of orthodox tea - loose leaf tea manufactured in the traditional way.

"Systemic failures" is a neat and tidy term to describe the inactions of the police on the scene at the Robb Elementary School massacre in Uvalde, Texas ("'Systemic failures' in Uvalde school massacre, report finds," Web, July 17). But no excuse in the world can rectify the passivity and negligence shown by the officers who stood outside the classroom, sanitizing their hands while listening to screams and gunshots as children were being slaughtered. All the sanitizer in the world couldn't get the blood off their hands.

Supply chain pressures are forcing trucking to get an early start to the holiday shipping season despite a shift of underlying conditions within the industry.

Minister of Sports Ernest Peets met with members of the Bermuda team going to the Commonwealth Games. On the island currently is the Chef-de-Mission Donna Raynor, Swimmers Emma, and Jack Harvey, Cy

The re-register option is available for candidates willing to take admission for the next semester or academic year programme in IGNOU

Researchers used silicone wristbands to measure Houston residents' increased exposure to hazardous chemicals in the wake of Hurricane Harvey in 2017.

The Delhi High Court on Monday rejected public interest litigation (PIL) seeking to stop the operation of SpiceJet airline for allegedly flying its aircraft in breach of professional and safety...

Given Jonathan Weisman’s history, you’d think that his editors at the New York Times would have him on a short...

A Colorado man became the first person of the 21st century -- and the fourth person overall -- to use a contraption attached to his nose to push a peanut up Pikes Peak mountain.

A July report market the first Fed analysis of Western housing without "strong" or "robust" or "brisk" since September 2021.

Profits were lower than they were a year ago, but data showed consumers were still spending and borrowing.

MANCHESTER UNITED fans may not like Erik ten Hag's plan if he misses out on Frenkie de Jong...

Heat increases the risk of crashes. Stress from heat can cause drivers to concentrate less effectively, react more slowly, and as a result, make more driving errors.

Wild bison are roaming in Britain for the first time in thousands of years. A herd of "woolly bulldozers" was released to knock down trees and return the ecosystem back to its natural state to help fight climate change.