Новости за 29.09.2022

Several states are issuing tax rebates in October. Find out if yours is one of them.

Long in-development first-person horror Scorn was due to finally release on October 21st, but in a season of delays its made the most twisted choice imaginable. It's now set to release a week earlier on October 14th.

The suit was dubious enough to defeat in a day. There’s already another one—and it's not much better.

A new technology dubbed the "bionic pancreas" may beat standard treatment in helping people with Type 1 diabetes control their blood sugar levels, a clinical trial has found.

Tim Hortons is the latest fast food company to enter the metaverse with an obstacle course game in the world of Roblox to celebrate National Coffee Day. In the Canadian cafe chain's game, called Tims Speed Run, players must race through hurdles ranging from spinning doughnuts and bagels to doughnut-hole boulders while carrying a tray...

Eastbourne won their match today V Bedes in the ISGA Schools Matchplay

"I believe it’s time for the young bloods to take over," Vilay Douangpanya says. She's left the N.D.G. restaurant in good shape for the new owner.

After NASA’s DART mission slammed into the asteroid Dimorphos, the Hubble Space Telescope and the James Webb Space Telescope took simultaneous pictures of what was left behind

1. Kamala Harris accidentally praises America's 'strong alliance' with North Korea  The Telegraph
2. Flurry of N Korea missiles for Kamala Harris visit  BBC
3. Kamala Harris mistakenly praises ‘Republic of North Korea’ during DMZ trip  The Independent
4. Kamala Harris hits out at North Korea’s ‘provocative nuclear rhetoric’ on DMZ visit  The Guardian
5. North Korea fires missiles after Kamala Harris leaves South Korea  Bucks Free Press
6. View Full coverage on Google... Читать дальше...

The doctor made a desperate dash to her nearby clinic, driving through torrential rain and "terrifying" 85 miles per hour winds to help bring the baby into the world.

Calgary police: Recovery rate for stolen bikes improving Canadian Cycling Magazine

More brick structures, broken pieces of bracelet made of gold and copper and figurine made of ivory were among the significant finds this year

Stadia is done for, reports The Verge, and service will end January 18, 2023. Stadia vice president Phil Harrison, in a statement:

Members of staff of PUNCH Nigeria Limited turned out in their traditional outfits to mark Nigeria’s Independence Day on Thursday. The theme of the celebration was ‘Rep Your Tribe’ and it saw staff members indeed repping their ethnic groups. Nigeria will turn 62 on Saturday. See the photos:  

No sense of justice: Hundreds cycling through Oregon courts without public defenders OregonLive

India's top court on Thursday upheld the right of a woman to an abortion up to 24 weeks into pregnancy regardless of marital status, a decision widely hailed by women's rights activists.  The right to abortion has proved contentious globally after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned in June its landmark 1973 decision in Roe v. Wade that had legalized the procedure across the United States.  "Even an unmarried woman can undergo abortion up to 24 weeks on par with married women," said Justice D.Y. Читать дальше...

The NFL is going to take its chances with Hurricane Ian by keeping Sunday night's Chiefs-Buccaneers game at Tampa's Raymond James Stadium.

Three Russian cosmonauts returned safely on Thursday from a mission to the International Space Station. (Sept. 29)

The rumble of Midget racing continues at Adobe Mountain Speedway in Glendale, Ariz. when Western Midget racing presented by Masters Design and Construction makes its seventh Copper State appearance of the year on Saturday night. [...]

Alaska Sen. Dan Sullivan (R) dropped his hold on a short-term government funding measure Thursday after President Biden acceded to his demand for more disaster relief assistance for coastal Alaskan communities slammed by flooding and landslides caused by Typhoon Merbok. Sullivan said he insisted to the White House that Alaska get the same federal treatment...

"After I took his order and returned with the goods, he grabbed my arm and started saying how 'lovely and long my neck is' and how he 'just wants to sink his teeth into it.'"

In Vancouver, Tsleil-Waututh citizens walk 8.5 kilometres from the former St. Paul's Indian Residential School to their reserve as they remember the legacy of residential schools.