Новости за 30.06.2023

Our Modern Guru responds to a question about gifting etiquette.

İstanbul'da sarı taksi yetersizliği nedeniyle yolcular sorun yaşarken, yabancıya dolar üzerinden fiyat veren taksiciler yerliye de açık arttırma sistemi uygulayarak 200 TL'lik yeri 400 TL'ye çıkarıyor.

After the highlight of Freya Keto’s win in her heat of the Princess Royal, the Club’s athletes and alumni have a packed day of racing today. Freya kicks of racing … Read more

In Jujuy province, in Argentina’s extreme Northeast, poor people’s discontent, the provincial government’s overreach, and popular resistance recently contributed to a crisis that portends grief and struggle ahead.  Setting the stage were: free rein for local reactionaries, indigenous peoples’ oppression, foreign plundering of natural resources, and a U.S. eye over the whole affair. June was More

Luxembourg and Denmark collaborate in the field of renewable energy, with Luxembourg providing financial support for the construction of "energy islands" in the North Sea.

An estimated 200,000 Australians may be living with the disorder.

J.D. Martinez had four hits, including a home run, and the Dodgers beat the Colorado Rockies 14-3 on Thursday night after a weather delay.

A judge said his court was filled with a sea of people damaged by the actions of Matthew John Livingston, who careered into the back of the family’s car.

The Fourth of July — the ultimate patriotic holiday — is approaching again. Politicians orate, American Flags proliferate and, even more than usual, many windows on the world are tinted red, white and blue. But an important question remains unasked: Why are patriotism and war so intertwined in U.S. media and politics? The highest accolades More

Dave Smith launched a union drive many years ago that generated enthusiastic support among his coworkers, but the effort died after management hired union-busting consultants and went on the attack. Bosses at the Minnesota electric cooperative forced his colleagues into “captive audience” meetings, where they lied about unions, threatened the workers and sowed so much More

“There must be some kind of way out of here…” As night fell over the South River Forest, the music festival was in full swing. Young and old swayed to the sounds of Suede Cassidy. Families gathered around the grill. Little ones frolicked in an inflatable bouncy house bedecked with a banner that read: “Stop More

When you think of Americans whose music has made a lasting difference, you might think of Scott Joplin, Woody Guthrie, Maybelle Carter, Harry Belafonte … or Roger Payne. Who? I came across Payne in a June obituary reporting that he’d died at age 88. Yes, I occasionally scan the obits, not out of morbid curiosity, but More

A BOY was airlifted to hospital after he fell from a tower in front of horrified families.

Today’s 6-3 Supreme Court decision is a devastating blow for tens of millions of low-income and working class Americans who were hoping for relief from the severe financial stress they face due to a mountain of student debt. Thirteen years ago, in the disastrous Citizens United decision, the Supreme Court ruled that billionaires can legally More

Recent weeks saw two terrible tragedies at sea. In one, five explorers died when the Titan submersible imploded in the North Atlantic. In the other, over 600 refugees — most of them women and children — drowned in the Mediterranean when their fishing trawler sank. Both voyages ended in a heartbreaking loss of life. But there were More

In the 2023 Mount Everest climbing season, which ended in May, six hundred people trekked over 29,000 feet, in Nepal’s Himalayan sky, towards the most preeminent vista above sea level. Seventeen of those valiant souls did not make the trip back down alive—eleven more than last year’s six fatalities. OceanGate, a private American company providing deep sea More

The last refugee, for now, has left the small, guano-producing state of Nauru.  For a decade, the Pacific Island state served as one of Australia’s offshore prisons for refugees and asylum seekers, a cruel deterrent to those daring to exercise their right to seek asylum via the sea. Since July 2013, 3,127 people making the naval journey to More

A warehouse filled with huge gleaming silver vats hums around the clock, as billions of yeast cells work to make a material we can wear, sit on and carry around. In an adjoining room, rows of benches hold molds of different shapes and sizes, where sheets of cellulose layer up and become recognizable. In the More

Noe Montoya, 30, was booked into custody Thursday and faces a charge of open murder.

The best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by our picture editors.

Just a few weeks ago, I couldn’t step outside my home without pulling on my KN95 mask. As the smoke from wildfires in Canada swept across the eastern U.S., tens of millions of Americans from the East Coast to the Midwest found themselves living under severe air quality advisories. Phones buzzed with warnings as wildfire haze clouded More

Here are the bios on all the Islanders’ draft picks they made on the second day of the 2023 NHL Draft at Bridgeport Arena in Nashville, Tenn:

Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly has overseen a huge effort to offload players before the end of the month.

Henry Martín scored a diving header 44 seconds into the second half as Mexico beat Haiti 3-1 Thursday night to clinch a berth in the CONCACAF Gold Cup quarterfinals.