Новости за 03.09.2022

RICHARD Hammond has confirmed his future on The Grand Tour amid the shows ‘real peril and discomfort’.

Two of the biggest retailers on the planet have very different strategies so we ask, which stock is better, Amazon or Walmart? What do I need to know about the stock to make an investment decision?

With the bulk of the college football season starting this Labor Day weekend, Notre Dame has bad news, good news and better news. Let's jump to the better news: Notre Dame is pretty much guaranteed to remain an independent with the expanding College Football Playoffs.

Here are the top high school football performers for Ohio’s Week 3 in the Toledo area.

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From Pierre Poilievre’s popularity among young voters to what it’s going to take for Toronto to become a Zero City, we’ve selected some of the best long reads of the week from the Star.

When companies such as Bell Media, Hockey Canada and others face controversy, they have to restore trust internally and with the public. Experts disagree on whether organizations should rally around their leaders or show them the door.

After more than two years of pandemic disruptions, students and teachers cautiously optimistic about the school year ahead.

As Suzanne Fortier steps down as head of McGill, Andy Lamey looks at the defining scandal of her tenure — the Potter Affair — and its troubling legacy for academic freedom.

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Florida’s Medicaid regulator released the data about three weeks after it blocked coverage for transition-related medical care in early August.

Eating on the campaign trail has never been easy. But in today’s diverse, stratified America, it’s more perilous than ever.

Political squabbles and private interests are harrying the long-awaited tolling program.

The president has pledged to steer funding to impoverished communities with histories of pollution and discrimination. But can he win cooperation from GOP-led states?

At least 26 employees of the state-run Choate Mental Health and Developmental Center near downstate Anna have been arrested on felony charges over the past decade, according to reporting by Capitol News Illinois, Lee Enterprises and ProPublica.

An investigation by Capitol News Illinois, Lee Enterprises and ProPublica found many instances of mistreatment at the rural Choate Mental Health and Developmental Center managed by the Illinois Department of Human Services.

Left to right: Shaun King, Adam Chernoff, Mike Palm, Chris Bennett, Brian Urlacher

DEAR ABBY: I have been with my wife for 25 years, married for 22 of them. I love her very much, but sometimes I feel it isn’t mutual. We have three children, all girls, ranging in age from early teens to mid-20s. My wife also has an older son from a previous marriage.

The Faculty Association of AIIMS-Delhi has sought opinion of its members on a government proposal to give specific names to all the 23 AIIMS in the country and contended that it will lead to loss of its identity. In a note circulated among its members, the association said "identity is linked with the name and if the identity is lost, institutional recognition is lost both within the country and outside." And, that is why famous and established universities such as Oxford, Cambridge and Harvard continue to have the same name for centuries. Читать дальше...

In the Kacha Badam style, a video of a Bhopal namkeen seller and his funny and unique way of selling his products has gone viral on the internet.