Новости за 05.02.2024

From impeachment to the border, the GOP in Congress made many promises to Trump and now he's getting impatient

The UFL's inaugural season kicks off on March 30. Here is everything to know about the 2024 lineup.

THOUSANDS of parents risk missing out on £10,000s of payments after major rule change.

The team researching the Royal Victoria Hospital, built in 1893, found an early precedent for ventilation heat recovery. This was an efficiency measure that recuperated heat from the exhaust air so that stale, indoor air could be replenished with fresh, outdoor air.

England captain Ben Stokes praises Jasprit Bumrah after the bowler's instrumental contribution to India’s victory in the second Test.

Influencer attracts a social media backlash but stands by her bizarre stunt

RL Commercial have today announced a major new partnership for the sport with ABK Beer, one of the oldest and most popular breweries in Germany,...

Two alums who fought for ethnic studies as student protesters in the 1960s have donated $10 million to the UCLA Institute of American Culture, the largest such gift, to endow posts in Asian American, Black, Chicano and Native American programs.

What to expect from the Super Bowl 58 pregame performers.

Officials say 7,270 migrants arrived in January, about as many as in the first six months of 2023.

The 2024 Mercedes-Benz eSprinter might be this year's ultimate small business accessory.

Fox News pundit Clay Travis, the founder of OutKick, blasted Taylor Swift on Sunday and hoped that her support of the Kansas City Chiefs would send the franchise down in flames.

Researchers are developing hybrid bermudagrasses for putting greens that have improved cold temperature tolerance.

WASHINGTON, DC — The United States Postal Service reported new delivery performance metrics for the fourth week of the second quarter for fiscal year 2024. The average time for the Postal Service to deliver a mailpiece or package across the nation was 2.8 days.

1. “We Should Be STOPPING These People” | Illegal Migrants ‘Misusing’ Christianity To Seek Asylum  TalkTV
2. Labour 'will look at' closing Christian conversion loophole used by asylum seekers  The Telegraph
3. 'Wrong' to link asylum claim abuse to clergy, says Bishop of Chelmsford  BBC
4. 'No data' on asylum seekers who stay in UK after changing religion  The Times
5. Christians are being played for fools in asylum claims  The Spectator

Mindless spending can leave us feeling empty. The key to a genuinely fulfilling life may lie in turning toward the people around us, our communities.

The digital advertising market appears to be on the upswing based on quarterly results last week from Alphabet, Meta and Amazon.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville endorsed Ohio Senate candidate Bernie Moreno for the Republican nomination in the heated race to unseat vulnerable Sen. Sherrod Brown.

The ALMA telescope spotted a molecular gas outflow coming from a black hole-powered, 13-billion-year-old quasar, explaining why some galaxies stop forming stars.

Motivating employees to see the benefit of looking at things from a different perspective can lead to business success.

There was an increase in the number of unprovoked shark attacks worldwide and an uptick in fatalities in 2023 compared to the previous year. The University of Florida's International Shark Attack File (ISAF), a scientific database of global shark attacks, confirmed 69 unprovoked bites in 2023. Although this is higher than the most recent five-year average of 63 attacks, the data remain consistent with long-term trends.

The only way to topple Clyde Weston is to kill him.

He's ordering hits and blackmailing people into drug deals from prison. No one's trying too hard to stop him, but there are plenty of people with a grudge who want him dead.

On Days of Our Lives during the week of 2-05-24, one of his worst enemies confronts him in prison... and Ava meets secretly with Harris! Could this be the beginning of the end for Clyde?

Plenty of fans would cheer if that's the case. This drug kingpin story is not popular... Читать дальше...

White supremacists have been innovating using computers and digital networks since the 1980s.

by Yu Zhang, Jiuyang Xu, Margot Miranda-Katz, Jorna Sojati, Sharon J. Tollefson, Michelle L. Manni, John F. Alcorn, Saumendra N. Sarkar, John V. Williams