Новости за 03.04.2023

"They've argued about it — and that only raised more red flags."

Bruno Conti poses with a plaque that was presented to him by the Roma Club Malta members.

A young student arrives for the first day of school in August 2022 at Willa Cather Elementary in Garfield Park.

There is power in prayer, especially when people—a family, a community, a nation—pray together.

The 20-year-old also dreams of living downtown and one day owning her own home, but adviser says she should focus on the immediate goal of saving for university.

Boucher’s personal journey, having lived in abject poverty in suburban Montreal, pushed him to want to give back to the community.

Building a better brain through music, dance and poetry  WUSF Public MediaView Full Coverage on Google News

Medway's involvement in the Papa John’s Bowl competition fell at the first hurdle after losing out to Old Centralians.

India recorded a single-day jump of 3,641 fresh COVID-19 cases as the active caseload rose to 20,219, according to Union Health Ministry data updated on Monday. The toll has risen to 5,30,892 with 11 deaths -- three from Maharashtra and one each in Delhi, Kerala, Karnataka and Rajasthan -- recorded in a 24-hour span. The toll also includes four deaths reconciled by Kerala, the data stated. The daily positivity rate was recorded at 6.12 while the weekly positivity was pegged at 2.45 per cent. The... Читать дальше...

While foreign-owned corporations take our precious life-saving water, we face strict restrictions in order to stay hydrated.

Minerva Canto’s March 24 column, “Being multilingual is no longer a liability for students, and that’s good for the U.S.,” is so right but misses its goal by a country mile in what foreign language to teach.

A recent 7.8 earthquake in Turkey showcased substandard construction methods and materials used in construction of large buildings, which contributed to many failures and loss of life.

After many years of litigating Donald Trump’s alleged crimes in the press, we now have the first indictment of a former president in U.S. history.

If you look at Mickey Mouse’s hands, you’ll notice he doesn’t have a middle finger. But if he did, he most surely flipped it at Ron DeSantis last week.

The one thing dictators all hate is a free press, and Vladimir Putin proved that much last week when he moved beyond suppressing Russia’s own media and went after the foreign press.

In the Notes: Vaughn Hartung, Paul Gaudet, Regina McConnell, Graham Walters, Jim Stuart, John Brislin, Paul Wahlberg and more ...

The new facility will combine two existing production warehouses, including a smaller one in Las Vegas and another based in Austin, Texas. Everi continues to grow in the gaming business, the company’s CEO Randy Taylor said, and it was time to bring its manufacturing and assembly under one roof.

Jason Gregorec, senior vice president and general manager at Horseshoe Las Vegas, has been busy the past few weeks as the Las Vegas Strip property formally transitioned from Bally’s to Horseshoe. Gregorec’s excitement for the rebrand is obvious ...

Children playing at the former Charleston Heights Park in the Historic Westside would be mostly limited to playground equipment. Now, they are also engaged in the video game Minecraft and learning how to work 3D printers as part of a makeover to the park that debuted Saturday. It was renamed Ernest & Betty Becker Family Technology and Recreation Park.

With about 2.1 million passengers to pass through the airport this Easter, it has bolstered the numbers of security and customer services staff on deck over the school holidays.

These days, layoff updates are surprisingly common on LinkedIn. Here's advice on what to say and do to craft a layoff announcement that hits all the right notes

U.S. stock futures were mostly lower Monday as investors reacted to a surge in oil prices after a surprise production cut was announced by Saudi Arabia and its allies.

EXCLUSIVE: Jaxon Human, 29, from Melbourne, is a stripper who travels across Australia on tour with Magic Men. He told Daily Star that the public's perception of male strippers is changing

“What do you want to be when you grow up?” This question plagued me throughout my childhood and into my college days. The truth was, I loved learning about almost everything—biology, literature, geometry, history. The world was a fascinating place, and virtually everything piqued my curiosity—but never with enough force to propel me toward a […]