Новости за 22.12.2022

We check in with funemployed tech workers to determine how the new watercooler takes away the sting of a fresh layoff.

A new Atlantic article makes some of the same points about homeownership as my newly released chapter in Empowering the New American Worker. The article is right: The Homeownership Society Was a Mistake.

The spectacular array of outfits are all made out of upcycled materials as Junk Kouture spreads the word of sustainability via creativity with ground-breaking designs

A Louisiana man has been sentenced after stealing 116 firearms from gun stores in Youngsville and Benton.

The blocking of a key road has become the latest hot spot in the decades-long dispute between Azerbaijan and Armenia over Nagorno-Karabakh, sparking concerns of a humanitarian crisis and fears of renewed armed conflict.

As the nation ages, immigration emerges as a key driver of population growth. And Texas and Florida continue to gain residents, while New York and California continue to lose them.

Chelsea's World Cup and Champions League-winning defensive midfielder only spent one season at the King Power Stadium, but his influence on the club can still be felt

Fasten your seat belts: Hollywood is in for another bumpy ride in 2023. With the economy once again on the brink of a recession and cutbacks hitting hard all over town, the entertainment industry is bracing for more challenges in the year ahead. Among the many question marks for 2023: Will the movie business revive […]

AMMAN — A study published by the International Labour Organisation (ILO) highlighted a number of barriers and obstacles faced by persons with disabilities in Jordan’s garment sector. 

Pranay Mishra reached down to the floor of his workplace and scooped a handful of what might be the closest thing on Earth to the feel of Martian soil.

Lisa Marie Presley is one of the only people allowed upstairs at Graceland to this day - but even Elvis' only child can't use everything when she hosts Christmas dinners for family and friends at The King's Memphis mansion.

With temperatures expected to drop drastically in the couple of hours, Chicagoans are making last-minute preparations for the holiday weekend as cancellations are beginning to pile up across the city, from flights to holiday attractions.

What a year! America, once known as the common sense nation, seems to have left common sense behind in the increasingly bizarre Biden era. Yet 2022 has been a banner year for truly great common sense books by thoughtful Americans.

For those looking forward to the Friday release of "Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery" on Netflix, a promotional ad for the film's home has listed on Zillow.

50 Words for (Frosty the) Snow(man).

The extremely hardy (and cute) tardigrades thrive in harsh environments ill-suited for most life, including the vacuum of space.

Manchester United fans might not look back too fondly on Kleberson's time at Old Trafford and did not go down as one of Sir Alex Ferguson's best transfers but his next move turned wild

Antony Blinken says the Taliban is trying to “sentence Afghan women and girls to a dark future without opportunity.”

In 1987 I published The Last Intellectuals: American Culture in the Age of Academe which elicited heated responses. Only now do I see I got something wrong-as did my critics. Some had objected to a term I introduced, "public intellectual," as redundant and misleading.

In his nearly four decades of growing lettuce, spinach, kale and other leafy greens in California and Arizona, Tony Alameda has seen plenty of bad years. But lately, he said, there have been many more "noticeably bad" years in a row.

Certain dessert traditions come to mind during Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and the holiday season in general. There are pumpkin and sweet potato pies, rugelach and babka, bûche de Noël and figgy pudding, and cookies left for Santa.

Iranwire - A semiofficial Iranian newspaper has asked the authorities to “shut down” the Football Premier League after players voiced support for nationwide anti-government protesters.

The "Emily in Paris" star has walked red carpets in dresses with plunging necklines and thigh-high slits, as well as sheer gowns.