Новости за 01.12.2023

Contests being held in categories such as Science Fair, Social Science Fair, Mathematics Fair, Work Experience Fair, and IT Fair at various school

Data show more Canadians are getting laid off as economy slows

Lacking a sufficient support system, Meriwether Lewis did not have anyone close enough to help him weather the storms of a life turned very chaotic.

Drivers have been warned over a little-known mistake that could cause their battery to explode.

Georgia county officials face a lawsuit from Black residents in an island community. The residents, descended from slaves, fear new zoning will force them to sell their homes.

The conflict has caused an incalculable amount of human suffering, but other hard numbers can tell part of the story.

Ecuador’s National Assembly concluded that Guillermo Lasso, the former president, was involved in a corruption case. This case centered around the state oil company, FLOPEC. The legislative body’s final decision stated that Lasso played a key role. He knew about and approved the misuse of public funds. These funds were misappropriated in a deal with […]

Spirits producers roll out the finest new bottling for the holiday gift season.

Lundin-backed Bluestone Resources (TSXV: BSR) wants to advance its Cerro Blanco gold project under Guatemala’s incoming reform-minded president but it faces anti-mining activists who don’t...

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Tickets are now on sale for our New Year's Day trip to Reading, 3pm kick-off.

Red Bull's 2023 car goes down as the most dominant in Formula 1 history and Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton again has the unenviable task of chasing it down next year

A barometer of business conditions at American factories was negative in November for the 13th month in a row, indicating little improvement in the industrial side of the economy.

Despite a late comeback effort, the Philadelphia Flyers fell to the New Jersey Devils 4-3 in overtime on Nov. 30. Falling to a record of 11-10-2, what were some takeaways…

22 Kids and Counting fans can look forward to Sue Radford and her huge family returning to screens for a festive special.

Former Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who blazed trails as the first woman to sit on the Supreme Court, has died. O'Connor, 93, died due to "complications related to advanced dementia," the court announced.

The report was delivered by First Deputy Prime Minister Andrey Belousov

The French Council of State has given its approval to the contentious Cigéo radioactive waste disposal project at Bure in the Meuse region, declaring it to be "in the public interest," despite earlier challenges.

The G2 class means that high-latitude electrical systems may experience problems on Earth

A representative of the London Jewish Forum told the 'Post' that the council's initial decision had been made from an overabundance of caution, not hate.

It was a sea of silver in some U.S. theaters Thursday evening as members of the BeyHive sported their "Renaissance"-themed attire for early screenings of Beyoncé’s concert film.

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A CHILD was left partially paralysed and unable to speak after developing a pneumonia-like illness.

West Midlands Fire Service says investigators won't enter the site of a huge factory blaze until temperatures reach a safe level.

Victoria Derbyshire, who hosted BBC Newsnight on Thursday, has been a hit with viewers thanks to her no-nonsense approach to guests, and winning praise for her grilling of Tory MPs

Endgame author Omid Scobie insists he is not friends with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, but has revealed in his own book that they weren't always so distant, having shared a private phone call with the Duchess