Новости за 16.02.2024

Aston Villa midfielder Boubacar Kamara could be sidelined until October after tearing his ACL against Manchester United.

The Department of Education has been reviewing the accounts of borrowers who have been in repayment for decades to see if they're eligible for forgiveness.

FUGITIVE footballer Anthony Stokes has been put behind bars after handing himself into a police station in Scotland.

Threats of a full-scale military operation aim to depopulate Gaza and help Netanyahu cling to power, analysts say.

Anytime we get to see Kelly Rowland out and about, it feels like a special treat. That’s exactly what the folks at the “TODAY” show got on Thursday when she stopped by to talk her new film, “Mea Culpa.”

The project will focus on introducing more efficient technologies that can fuel growth and reduce waste.

Prince Harry opened up about his visit to King Charles following his cancer diagnosis. The Duke of Sussex said he plans to visit his family in the UK again.

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The House committee investigating alleged antisemitism at elite universities will subpoena Harvard University for documents relating to its handling of campus speech.

“Watch this space” The National Capital Commission has sent out a social media teaser for all those people who’ve been awaiting the opening of the Rideau Canal Skateway. “This week’s cold weather is giving us a boost, and we’re working to reopen the Rideau Canal Skateway as soon as possible.” Workers were out flooding the […]

The CFPB accused a student-debt relief business of illegally charging borrowers for services that the Education Department offers for free.

There’s been good news for animal lovers and party animals this week

France and Germany on Friday refused to back a watered-down agreement on controversial EU rules covering app workers in the gig economy, European diplomats said. The European Union's objective was to bring in bloc-wide rules that supporters hoped would improve conditions for app workers in the gig economy by reclassifying some as employed.

A potential witness in the House Ethics Committee investigation into Representative Matt Gaetz claims that she had sex with the Florida Republican at a drug-fueled party in 2021 that she was paid to attend—and she says she has the texts to prove it.

Lee Hardy (27) pleaded guilty to possession of cannabis for sale or supply

1. Christopher Nolan set for triumphant Baftas homecoming with Oppenheimer  The Guardian
2. Stars, royalty and a 'Poppenheimer' showdown. Here's what to expect at Britain's BAFTA film awards  The Independent
3. BAFTA Film Awards: Will lead nominee 'Oppenheimer' be the big winner?  Reuters
4. How London became one of the best places on earth to make a film  Evening Standard
5. Who are the favourites to win at the 2024 Baftas?  Yahoo Movies UK

Wayne LaPierre and the National Rifle Association are accused of failing to file both state and federal laws amid financial mismanagement and lavish spending.

The crew and the vessel are reported safe

"The Greatest Love Story Never Told," a new documentary following Jennifer Lopez as she creates her "This is Me...Now" album and film, is coming to Prime Video.

What is Harry Jowsey’s age? The Australian reality TV personality was born in the late '90s. His biography answers all questions about his personal life and career.

Police have found the body of 5-year-old Darnell Taylor in a sewage drain days after an Amber Alert was issued. His foster mother will be charged with murder.

Following FDA rejection, Sanofi and Regeneron's Dupixent gains Japanese approval in hives condition kdunleavy Fri, 02/16/2024 - 10:31

Researchers found that less than 22 percent of 1,500 staghorn corals were still alive across sites in the Florida Keys.

O2 customers can bag a prepaid Mastercard with up to £250 when buying a range of handsets

It never ceases to amaze me how little responsibility the “party of personal responsibility” ever takes. In this case, it’s Steve Bannon suggesting that Trump’s obvious unfitness for office is because of the “lawfare” being waged by the Department of Justice.